Faulkner's Dublin Journal Land Sale Report
Teremicor Land is set for sale dated Sunday though posted Saturday and arrived Monday night after the Sunday Journals. Duilio received Chester Mail last night, detailing delays in the town.
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 19, 1821
Page
1
Teremicor Land is set for sale dated Sunday though posted Saturday and arrived Monday night after the Sunday Journals. Duilio received Chester Mail last night, detailing delays in the town.
Reports recount King George III's royal progress during a coastal to inland voyage. The monarch received immense loyalty from Carmarthen to Haverfordwest, with numerous town ceremonies, addresses, and guards, as he moved toward London. The king paused at Milford, Milford Haven, and Cheltenham, accepting tributes while weather and seas shaped his route. The narrative notes royal ships, land escorts, and local receptions, highlighting public enthusiasm and formal congratulations.
An essay argues the clash between landowners and fundholders as moneyed prices rise. It contends gold profits tempt holders, while agriculture bears the tax and rent burden, forecasting pressure on both industries. It discusses wealth shifts tied to money value versus produce and notes wider market fragility.
The passage notes weather conditions affecting harvests and questions exaggeration of harvest failure. It cites observations from Puig tiatenans and contrasts western and Scottish outcomes, suggesting appeals may skew the facts while dry weather offers some relief from anticipated damage.
Words from Amsterdam, described as a major grain emporium for the continent, suggest plentiful crops. Merchants doubt a real rise in the English market and see little prospect of port openings. Wheat in Amsterdam has hardly risen, while continental harvests are highly productive.
A Paris dispatch notes a courier reaching Vienna on the 29th with the division of the Tunisian government’s reply to the Porte. Reports say Russian couriers urged advances into Turkish lands while Turkey signaled compliance with Russia’s terms and demanded the Hospodar Michael Suzzo’s delivery. Greek officers in Russia’s army list and unsettled peace in Constantinople are described along with a Turkish shooting incident and swift pursuit and punishment. The Peloponnese provisional governments, Greek leaders, and Greek naval actions near Smyrna, Crete, and Scio are discussed with battles and embargos and ships involved. A Maltese letter mentions embargo removal and a large Turkish fleet deployment, while moods of unrest in Algiers and Diarbekir reflect continued tension.
Reports from Parscoa July 18 describe surveys for a border line between Canada and the United States and ongoing diplomatic tensions. The piece details a tense ceremony where American and Spanish forces briefly exchange honors, the governor’s reception, troop dispositions, and a flag salute reflecting shifting control amid a strained alliance.
An Eraly newspaper letter from St. Petersburg Glasgow reports on Turkish war, pirate activity, and Greek insurrection stirring unrest. It notes naval shifts, desolate routes, and uncertain sailing plans as major powers react amid rising tensions.
A Swedish letter from Stockholm outlines government plans to make Stockholm a general entrepot for merchandise and to extend commercial transshipment. The King, returning to Stockholm, delegated authority to Lagertunda and Lintepping troops, while officials oppose extending the monopoly as it yields no clear benefit to Sweden or Finland. The matter proceeds to a council review and royal decision.
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