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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 15, 1816
Page
4
The article argues revenue alone cannot prove prosperity. it cites England’s agriculture, manufactures, and commerce as essential, noting stresses on wages and scarce money. It asserts Britain’s resources are vast and capable of weathering difficulties with proper management and time.
The Britannia Steam Packet arrived at Howth from Holyhead before two yesterday morning. The Empress Boy carried London papers to the Duncan Journal Office by 3:30 am and dispatches reached at 8:00 am via the regular mail. The paper notes efforts to publish extracts and anticipates improved handling of mercantile intelligence.
The Dublin Journal reports the arrival of the London papers dated Saturday. The notice notes distribution to readers at the office and mentions the publication's latest edition minutes after the noon hour.
The extract describes steam vessels delivering early European news to Dublin. Captain Elsmere steers the Kitaewsta as the Express brings timely intelligence through this new technology. It highlights speed and reliability of steam ships in conveying current events to the city.
London despatch reports Paris Papers show continued election returns with 25 new Chamber members. Notable names Bondieres Sala berry and other Ultra-Royalist figures cited. Also notes rising Consols and Bank of England dividends, plus Senegal expedition timing and charity contributions received in Cloudalkin Parish.
A London paper quotes French and Neapolitan politics, noting critiques of M. de Chantenabri and Paris editors, with further commentary on Algiers, Naples, and American-Naples negotiations. It reports on Mauritius proclamations, British funds activity, and troop movements to Calais aboard the Lord Sidnei mith.
Theatre notices report Donzi Tuoratae's company opening with The Rivals and a Monody by Miss Epwix. Stephen Kemble and Macready give noted Shakespearean performances. Miss ONeill's London riotous box office debut anchors a week of dramatic spectacle and future engagements.
Yesterday the royal party dined at Frogmore and toured the Castle grounds. Viscount Exmouth met with the Lords of the Admiralty in London, while the Duke of Devonshire attracted public goodwill through charity. A police incident in the Thuilleries involved a foreign reader and a confiscated book.
Reports from the Louth Quarter Sessions in Dundalk record multiple assault cases and sentences. John Carcey and others were found guilty or discharged on various counts, with sentences including imprisonment and peace bonds. Separate Limerick sessions listed grand and market jury members and openings.
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