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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 03, 1824
Page
1
A notice states a freehold interest on E1000 will yield a profit rent from newly built dwellings in an improving neighborhood. Postpaid letters directed to M is at the paper’s office will be attended to.
A reflection on the Holy Alliance and British influence amid Spain and Portugal claims in the Americas. The piece argues Spain’s turmoil and potential revolutions in Europe, with France and England shaping fate in the new world and defending liberty against tyranny.
The text argues that even victory by the naive population would prove fatal, with adverse battles in Peru and execution of Iturbide’s sentence extinguishing the Spanish cause in America. It warns liberty or slavery hinges on Spain, predicts Europe’s enslaved nations would rise if Spain falters, and notes punishment for political crime. It also mentions a document delivered to Parliament containing reports by Commissioners on Africans condemned under slave abolition acts and how runaway slaves are disposed of in the West Indies.
The Jamaica mail brings a private letter from Panama by Helicon detailing General Bolivar’s operations and the defection of Spanish General Janell. It notes Bolivar’s large, disciplined force and Peru’s dire morale, with hopes of strategic advantage for independence. Also includes London funds market and Corn Law updates with import duties and thresholds.
The article discusses the British grain duties on rye barley wheat peas and oats with references to warehouse rules and home consumption conditions. It also notes ship arrivals from Kingston Jamaica the Insurrection trials in July and London Paris Paris court news and a range of colonial and foreign dispatches including Egypt Thebes and Rangoon reports with military movements and the ship Lady Amherst leaving Madras for Rangoon.
Report of a Tuesday gathering in Newent where linen traders and weavers pressed P Besnard Reg. to host a weekly Linen Market. Discussion covered aid for weavers, adoption of Dutch flax methods, and potential benefits to town and Newcastle with officials praising the Board’s plan.
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