17 Sep 1791
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 17, 1791
Page
1
The Appeal from the Vow to the Old Ships, edited through England, is published and rapidly sold in Ireland this month by the Company of Booksellers. The author reveals himself in part, praising Burns’s genius and chastity of verse, claiming the work shows the poet’s integrity remains intact.
The passage argues Burke should retire as his allies urge, contrasting Diogenes to illustrate disdain for personal attacks. It critiques the French Revolution’s effects and urges readers to accept their own stable government under prudent, principled leadership rather than imitate France’s upheaval.
Englith Correspondent presents extracts from a sermon by Dr. Irice preached at Newington Green on November 29 1759 now reprinted in Dacron Paier’s work. It argues Britain’s constitution remained intact since then with independent judges no general warrants greater press freedom and extended toleration while praising republican writers and contrasting Britain with France.
Dublin notice states His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant will provide audience on Tuesdays and Saturdays from eleven to two, and on Thursdays will conduct military business only at eleven o'clock.
The Court of Directors have resolved to add 249000l to the Bank capital. Proprieties to pay 40 percent on shares by installments on September 30, December 30, March 30, and June 76. Interest at 5 percent until June 1, 1791, when it becomes stock. Subscriptions and first deposit of 10 percent due to the Bank secretary from September 16 to September 30. Signed by Thomas Williams, Secretary.
A Valencia letter dated Sept 6 reports exceptionally abundant harvests in France and Austrian Netherlands with cheaper provisions for seven years. Brabant unrest grows as French emigrants face insults. London reports Tippoo Sultan peace terms for the East India Company including war costs and Mysore ransom. Weather records show a hot late summer, aiding the corn harvest, while local affairs note Swearing Day preparations and a dockside loss of light vessels.
Observations by a learned scribe critique the idea that temper courage or protection shield against misfortune. The piece discusses a disputed review of a parade and poverty of press accuracy. It notes corrections about a harness price and harvest facts, and comments on Birmingham rioters and public order. It ends noting Bread gifts to prisoners from the Lord Mayor.
The Mail for England will be dispatched this Night at Twelve and again on Monday Night at the same hour.
Irregular water readings near a Dublin bar show rising and falling levels across Saturday Sunday and Monday. Chronology includes afternoon periods with varied minutes after the hour, indicating notable water impact over the period. Official measurements or exact times are not clearly stated in the fragment.
Having left the Booxse Ling Business Marchbank respectfully offers merchants traders and others a variety of well fashioned acco from books writing papers and stationary at fifteen percent under Dublin retail prices He continues printing in all branches sells patent medicines and a range of household goods including desks lamps and office ornaments while inviting continued patronage with careful service and fair terms.
An advertiser announces he continues the saddling business in his own account, thanks friends for past patronage and commands, and pledges to merit continued public favor through the column.
In Millwoary on September 49 2011 Corratch hosts a local race event featuring notable participants and community teams. Organizers outline event schedule and prize details with emphasis on participation from area clubs.
Abstract of prices and quantities for cognac grain meal flour and related goods in Dublin and surrounding liberties. Includes weekly sale measures for barley rye oats and barley equivalents, detailing stone and barrel-based units and standard price references.
Notice to builders and planers in Dublin City to conform to approved lines and levels for new and extended streets and public squares. Plans must be submitted for approval before execution. all interested parties must file written notices of intention with the Surveyor at No 60, Copper Est. By order of the Commissioners Thomas Shermart aged June rygt.
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