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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 16, 1817

Page

2

Embassy to Pekin aboard amid Chinese ceremony and mandarins

A detailed account of Lord Amherst’s embassy voyage up the Pearl River to Pekin. The narrative covers Chinese ceremonial practices, Mandarin reception, debates over the thrice bowing rite, and the officials’ etiquette contrasting with Lord Amherst’s precedent. Observations include the mandarins’ attire, ships, and the vast crowd at Tiensing, plus notes on local customs and reactions to European visitors.

Charles Abbot T.B. Martin Alceste Canton Sotir George Staunton Tne Hai Yhou Yellow Sea Pekin Ehye Hong Gulf of Percheles Ta-koo Morrison Cook Lord Macartney Amberet China Galovkin Lord Amherst Ellis Chia Andering Ahgua Ching Yio Maxwell Hall Chang Lord Amber Prohetec

Lord Amherst and the Chinese Embassy at Pekin

A fragment outlines tensions during Lord Amherst’s mission to China with mandarins insisting on bows and prostrations. The Chinese accuse the English of duplicity, while Amherst resists excessive homage. The scene centers on ceremonial constraints and a staged dinner before leaving Lien-sing sketches for later.

Tien-sing Lord Macartney George Staunton Lord Amherst Lord A Pekin Amherst

Hints to Emigrants from Europe to United States

A Shamrock Society tract outlines guidance for European emigrants arriving in America. It notes best travel timing, climate suitability, job prospects for stonecutters, bricklayers, clerks, and teachers, plus cautions on pretax investments and inland settlement. It explains five years residence for citizenship, required attestations, oath, and the shift from older restrictive laws to a more liberal republican approach.

Europe United States Shamrock Society of New York America Emmet Macniven Baltimore Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Republican Party

Provincial Intelligence Reports on Robbery and Theft Incidents

From Waterford and nearby towns comes word of suspected robbery linked to attacks on Capt. Johnson's Springhill house and the Fudge farm at Ballyellinane Ardmore. Tobin identified by Rev. Surridge as a perpetrator in the Matrage attack. breeches tied to young J. Johnson. Five masked men plunder a farmer John Fudge's plate. London papers exaggerate the Rev. Georges robbery, per Mayo Constitution correction.

Waterford Tobin Murrinsy Callen Johnson Springhill Surridge J. Johnson Slaterford Chronicle John Fudge Ballyellinane Ardmore Castlebar London Georges Dublin Georgea Pat. Kelly Mayo

Army Grand Review in France Awaits Monday

The British Army of Occupation in France plans a grand review in the plain of Denain between Bouchan and Valenciennes with expected royal presence from Prince of Orange and Duke of Kent. Captain Gordon’s company of the 94th Regiment moved from Shrewsbury to Nottingham barracks last Thursday. a 21st Regiment company will replace them at the depot. The 4th Regiment was inspected at Sunderland by Major General Sir John Byng in front of a large crowd.

Army of Occupation France Plain of Denain Bouchan Valenciennes Prince of Orange Duke of Kent Gordon 94Th Regiment Shrewsbury Nottingham Barracks 21St Regiment Sunderland John Byng K.C. B

Kirwan Stakes and Waterford Meeting Race Card

Sporting intelligence from Curragh and Tramore notes stakes and entries for two-year-old and gaited horses, with forfeit payments by Daly and Hassard, plus results and distances. Kirwan Stakes, Red Post entries include Col Bruen’s Fleece and Mural. several horses distanced or close in heats. Weather favorable, Hunter’s Plate anticipated. Tramore announces Sweepstakes with added prizes and weight rules.

Tibet Col. Bruen Mr. Daly Mr. Hassard Tabrus Mr. Hantard Red Post Mr. Gore Lord Sligo Tramore Waterford Barron Brown Fanny Hamard Sally Johnston Mr. N. Power G. m. Herbione Captain Power Duchess Major Rogete Emma Sally Cop Guinras A.l

Ballinasloe Fair Yields High Prices and Strong Demand

Oct. 16 reports from Ballinasloe and surrounding markets show a very favorable fair with nearly all beasts sold. Black cattle led demand with prices up about 35 percent from last year and higher than a fourth in some categories. Crops overall are good, wheat poor. Sheep at Ballinasloe totalled over 53 600 with prices above last year by 6 to 10 shillings per head.

Aland Dwallin Ballinasloe Fair Garen P. W Carrick on-Suir Danerade Co Wuerford Castlereagh Dundonald Killvad Vai Camrasne Ballinasloe Swansea Carl Ward Swansea Fair Carmarthen Fair North Wales

Market notes on corn and grain prices and imports

Oct 19 market report shows corn supplies tight with steady prices late in the week. Wheat at 20 to 30 per barrel. barley and oats quoted. flour scarce with various old and new prices. Also lists imports from Dublin Rotterdam and Liverpool with varied goods including sugar, wheat, coal, tobacco, spices, and miscellaneous wares.

Satur Ea Newfoundland Day's Mar Dublin Hinds Ihde Geneva Rodta Foren Ogreoice Miherva Taylor Rotterdam Boying Thomas Kiernan Thomas Hunt Bailise Ourvotce Preston Griffith Liverpool Venus Evans Surrey Douglaaggo Betsey, Roberts Jobhas Wilhiams Bates Woollens Barrisa Ourvoice Edwards Conolly and Co Apollo Curlett Conally Thomas Poole Apothecaries Mary Anne Humphrey's Weaford Bathsa Lyvoice Marion Good Ayr Wales Endeavour Jones Isle of Man

Dublin Shipping List reveals varied arrivals and sailings

The Dublin shipping list reports arrivals from Liverpool Rotterdam and Saltevate Venus Sober and other vessels with goods flour and passengers including American bound ships and Holyhead mail routes. Several vessels sail for Bristol Ayres Philadelphia and Newry while 27 collier ships and 5 vessels in ballast are noted with convicts under escort to Cork.

Monsino Tipe Dublin Hinds Liverpool Catherine Rinkedson Rotterdam Wellington Hamil Saltevate Venus Sober Alert Dey Johns Williams Pelham Packet the Mail Holyhead Tvo Alicia Gardiner Bristol Francis Page Ayres Moéraine Trae Orr Evans Brivol -Preston Groith Benvey Roberts Goada Ditro Seiry Norman Herrings Douglas Shamrock Liverpond Four Corners Saited John Craig Britannia Watson Newry Hery Passage Chichrerer Uxbridge Puckett Houlyhead Montrose Packet Mail ByanayGton Arreed—Brothers Mare Lean Cartingford Smyrna Coepert Booker Philadelphia Elizabeth Connell Gragow Reabert Kellar Tor Dito Worrall Rubercs Betsey Wakins Ditio Providence Gouly Hel Tast Dorset Evasia Tor Bourdeaux Pelham Pearl Tor Holyhead Marion Good Ayr Jones Malford Kolm Henrietta Mocha Guoda Halyhead Lively Wing Trom Londonderry Pwo Colliers Pawaye Byar Paweayers Liverepool Masjesty Cork

Doblin Advertises Subscriptions at Proprietors Office

Ad fragment shows Doblin inviting readers to the proprietor’s office for subscribing to twelve months and shorter terms. Mentions locations and rates though many words are garbled.

Doblin Partiaemeny Street

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