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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 10, 1821
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment questions Democrats and their strategy, mentioning hope and foundation without clear context or complete statements. It hints at political critique but lacks full names, places, or events to identify concrete facts.
Reports from Veneguels and New Granada speak highly of independence forces led by Anderton, with word of a second armistice proposed by General Bouty Aa but not agreed, while Spanish efforts to block rebel gains in the northern province intensify. Dispatches detail ships reinforcing the Caribbean and Bolivar’s march near Sanva Fa, plus local alarms at Vera Cruz and Coro as patriots gain ground and deserters flood the ranks.
London report notes market closings with per cent figures and Exchequer Bills. The Sovereign grants extended tenure to Lord Talbot and honors Lord Carteret and others for governance in Ireland. Archibishop attends to duties as dignitaries prepare a royal visit to Scotland and Mayo areas, with court to be held at Dublin for four weeks.
The theatre announces season changes with plans to stage Henry the Fourth and another surprise. During Pi week the venue will be repainted and gallery alterations made. The note praises Mr Hartig as patentee and Mr Fares as stage manager for loyal service and public-spirited effort while defending the interactor against unjust attacks.
Lord Norbury and grand jury convened at Athy Crown Court on the sixteenth. Samuel Mills and high sheriff Bay assisted. John Daun was arraigned for murder of William Cruige and found guilty after a lengthy trial, receiving the sentence of death.
Reports from Bow Street London describe a singular episode involving plans to protect Bonaparte from capture. Dr Burton and Dr Automaton attempted to devise a durable plaster to mislead authorities, while warrants and arrests were debated. The inquest into Richant Honey’s death resumed with contradictory testimony about Mr Gore’s involvement. Meanwhile New York papers update on Caribbean events with Bolivar and Piarist forces near Caracas and strategic moves toward an armistice across the region.
About twelve at noon on Friday the Royal George led a fleet maneuver with the fleet under weigh by two, the King appearing on deck in blue attire. The entire squadron steamed out, the guns fired a royal salute, and crowds along the pier waved as the monarch acknowledged the scene with warm gestures and calm dignity.
Reports indicate the King will travel to Hanover upon return from Ireland with commissioners to govern in his absence. Vienna notes the journey to Vienna and Berlin coverage, while a Liverpool packet reports a perilous sea voyage with many passengers endangered by a gale and high water. The article also mentions royal accommodations, receptions, and multiple European court interests in the King’s movements.
In Carlisle on September 1, Thompson v Biamire opened with Mr Tindall leading for the plaintiff Sarah Thompson, daughter of a Scothy farmer. Evidence recounted long courtship with repeated promises to marry, ending when Blamire wed another woman of greater fortune, amid letters of ardent affection and travel notes from Newcastle and London.
A court hears a case involving alleged romantic correspondence between a young man and a woman of about 18 or 20. The judge notes opinions on age and affection, while Mr. Juntha Bayley analyzes the letters. The jury returns a verdict for the plaintiff amounting to £100.
The Catholic Club held its eighth anniversary dinner on Tuesday at Union Tavern. Clergymen attended, with many Protestant visitors, as the society promotes charity and instruction for the poor Catholic population in the city and surrounding area. Secretary Thomas Murphy spoke on the society’s utility and its wider influence. The evening featured speeches songs and light refreshments as guests departed in convivial mood.
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