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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 12, 1823
Page
4
The London Mail reports late arrivals from Gibraltar and Cadiz with mixed signals on the Trocadero capitulation. It notes Palarea's corps movements, Lauriston's assault on Pampeluna, and skepticism about French news, plus a Gibraltar letter on Santa Petre and Cadiz flour provisions. Consols open steady after gains.
The London Conn Exchance reports very dull demand for all grains as large arrivals press prices unchanged from last week. Wheat barley oats and flour show slack inquiry, with traders anticipating further reductions despite increased supply.
A Glasgow Chronicle letter by a minister and the Lanark Presbytery attacks Mr Owen’s New Lanark system. They accuse him of false morals and misrepresentations while praising the factory’s outcomes. Owen counters with data on illegitimate births and social order, calling presbytery meddling akin to a Spanish Inquisition.
Reports from Limerick Chronicle note Newcastle magistrates travel ten miles over a mountainous road to Abbeyfeale where a large number of cases are settled. Police magistrate Vokes warns that rescuing property distrained for rent is a tumultuous assembly liable to transportation under the insurrection act.
A crowded audience at a Wicklow country visit noted for distinguished guests including the Earl Meath Earl Hlessington Lord Varyagh and Goulburn. Madame Catalani delighted with Robin Adair Cease your Funning and other arias amid royal and theatrical gossip and plans for future performances across Britain and Ireland.
The Commander-in-chief held a Levee at Horse Guards attended by generals and officers. A revised system for light infantry covers movements and rapid maneuvers. Regiments including 23d Royal Welch Fusiliers and 62d seek embarkation for Gibraltar or England. Detachments from 7th and 64th sail for the Mediterranean. five troops of the 6th Lancers arrive at Clonmel for inspection by Lord Combermere.
War Office reports Major General Sir George Murray from the 7th Foot to Colonel of the 42d Foot replacing the Earl of Honeton deceased. Lieutenant General Sir John Hope moves to Colonel of the 72d Foot. Lieutenant General Alexander Duff becomes Colonel of the 92d Foot, succeeding Hope who goes to the 72d.
The Right Rev Lord Bishop of Leighlin and Ferns conducted a Carlow visitation and discussed non residence curacies and burial service practices. Other items: ordination at Killaloe, ardfert and aghadoe visitation sermons, a Glasgow baptism case, engineers Rennies to build London Bridge, Bartholomew Fair accident deaths, and a look-out to Lancaster Sound for Captain Parry search with various maritime and crime notes.
The writer thanks Henry Goulburn for the tithe bill now law and urges further reform. He argues the bill relieves Irish peasants from tax oppression, while safeguards protect rector and vicar interests. He envisions landholder burden sharing and eventual Catholic loyalty to the state, hoping for reconciliation and unity within the empire. He warns against police reform weakening public trust and calls for broader abolition of ecclesiastical oppression. The goal is ending prejudice and making Ireland a normal part of Britain.
Sir R Farquhar late Governor of Mauritius arrived at Portsmouth last week. He was succeeded by Sir Lowry Cole. On the voyage home he visited Madagascar to bid farewell to the Chickswad with great ceremony. Thousands of natives travelled from the interior bringing presents as peace offerings. Two thousand disciplined black troops fired three volleys in honour, the soldiers receiving their commands in fevelish. Since Britain’s treaty to abolish the slave trade Madagascar is said to have progressed in civilization.
The committee for the relief of the distressed Irish announces a grace vote and funds from the Traimsen Straw manufacture established in the town of Car-on-Shannon.
A detailed marriage notice records the wedding of a daughter of Mac nevyesy to Hyenedat beense, with ceremonies at Arian quay Morr and St Geowes Chaveh Hanover. Numerous relatives, officiants, and locations across Kildare appear, including the Hon Thor aw Tinavas and other titled figures, outlining the bridegroom and family connections.
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