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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Sep 19, 1821

Page

4

Interference by new government over piracy cases abroad

A brig of that class captured the Harperona, 14 guns and 100 men, at Cape Haitiar from Bartholomew's on April 24 with the Lady Artigas, 400 tons. Both ships seized by order of President ores and reportedly sent to port. A notable note on depredations in the western seas via Jamaica voyages, with ships detained near Liver o ol after boarding on July 28 by a Buenos ian brig, out four months and having made sixteen...

Dorhingo Cape Haytiar of Bartholomew's Lady Artigas Ores Elrors Cwsar Vichor Livero Ol Jamaica

The Brazil Plot and Royalist Tensions Reported

The New York papers recount Captain Beard of the brig Amazon delivering Rio plot papers. A governor’s move to overthrow the government and declare independence is described. Royalist arrests, a ship’s voyage to Europe, and public anger in St Salvadore accompany the tale.

Beard Amazon Fins Rio Yar Europa NS Salvadore

Monarchs Face Delicate Crown Meeting And Allied Plans

Paris reports serious preparation for a grand royal audience between Louis and George amid hopes to preserve dignity. A parade state carriage and officer pousse torsion await the moment. Dinner hosted by Lord Mayor elect James gathers nobles and civic leaders as government and navy figures arrive for forthcoming events.

Beighton Paris England Hare Louis Aixhart George Munurque Laimaot bin Thera Montrehe Louives Georges Right Ifon Charles Grant Genevo Lord Castlacvots Kasual Bees Colonel Cute Teach RL N. Captus Ladsdy Messrs Frankland Lei Bienerd Lushington Jerries Broadid Hindinine Wallace Gregory Doherty Gure Sirtfield Alderman James Baa Isen Hua Maulay Oettaber Me Smyth Sheris Macsgsuu’s Sea Vos Uouss Setar Mins Rooke Mire Fang Geereral Wianmieti Miro Ad Thte Myeres Pat C.F Piaseiatl Wilian Auterwan Jin Chester Wilfini Yale Moritay Eevayy David Ieind Walt Lave Othe Torres Afien God Termington Niger Bathiest Grand Jury Middlesex J.B. Slavp Pantytecnn Be Pda Howe Rivordo

Retrenchment and superannuation reform in the Treasury

A government speech outlines economy drives across the civil service, detailing rules for restoring personnel levels since 1797, creating a General Superannuation Fund, and demanding contributions from officers with higher salaries. It codifies phased limits on allowances, the role of a treasury board, and parliamentary reporting for special cases.

Bty bin Su Qin Ollreer George Ful Toteaoder Red Mob Pat Orev

Murder confession and theft spree rock Marlborough area

A prisoner Jomen Murphy in custody in London confesses to murdering Armstrong and claims Ryan was executed in Maryborough. He later recants, alleging motive to return home. Police uncover thefts by women in Dublin streets, including a ten pound note, and a separate shipboard burglary in Wexford harbor. Reports also describe assaults and a child dragged by a spur near the sea. A man named John Magee is detained after attempting theft from Neptune ship, with further robberies noted in nearby districts.

Jomen Murphy London Manly Weat Armstrong Ryan Maryborough Tralac Mourder Styan James M‘creaghan West Indies Robertson Raymond Wright Alls Boulgers Avda France Calais Paris Curtom Haute Uaver Betwnan Crome Grange Road Star Eurner Berrmandsey Coon Deersing Bowen Toadie Glenn Mie Wal Lie Lerner Morne Gia Lipscwate Fas Doebor Arcan Goebe Boa Stuart Deuce Peru Lohan Deeda Doom

Nevin Committed for Trial after Magistrate Examination

Yesterday Nevin appeared before the magistrates for examination. Pollet’s information, corroborated by Mr. Neating, led to Nevin being committed to Newarta to await trial at the next sitting of the sessions.

Nevin Pollet Neating Nowarta

Dublin Corn Exchange Sees Wheat Prices Rise at Market

Queroarket today showed grain ample and wheat continuing to gain value. New wheat advanced Is. per bri since last market with prime old wheat trading from 48s 6d to 50s per bel. New oats 12s 6d to 13s. prime old 139s 6d to 15s 6d per bel. Barley 11s 6d to 19s. Other descriptions unchanged.

Dublin Corn Exchange Bere

Lancaster Assizes Guilty Verdict After Prolonged Trial

At Lancaster Assizes the jury found the defendant guilty after a lengthy trial for an extensive and injurious libel against the Queen. Mr Brougham led the prosecution in a brief yet powerful address. The defendant faced cross-examination and delivered a vehement speech, repeatedly reproved by Mr Justice Holrayil.

Blacow Kingland Brougham Justice Holrayil

Youth Samad Duncan Menzies Indicted for Assault

A youth named Samad Duncan Menzies was indicted for assaulting Joseph Earnshaw a private in the Life Guards. Earnshaw testified that on August 27 he was ambushed by a mob while walking from his barracks toward Tichfield Street. The mob followed shouting murder and other insults, swelling to 200 or 800 as he sought shelter and police aid. Police intervened, and witnesses described Menzies striking Earnshaw. The jury found the prisoner guilty. the chairman condemned the conduct and sentenced him to imprisonment. The report notes rising crime in the metropolis and cites juvenile despair as part of the broader crime wave.

Sptandsy Samad Duncan Menzies Joseph Earnshaw Tha Guacds Tichfivide Street Airmuzh Oxford Pion Dilly Butcher Tichfield Pri Jaro

Cork Bankruptcy Notice and Widow Mourns Loss

BANKRUPT Henry Good of Cork, merchant and cuagman, to surrender on September 20 Inet and October 3, next at the Hoy a Exchange. Died, aged 79, widow Mrs Andrews of Castleteena, noted for moral and religious conduct and devotion to family and friends.

Bankirupt Henry Good Cork Cuagman Inet Hoya Ex Changa Andreys Andrews Cagtlsette

Fragmented OCR leads to unclear diary and poem notes

A garbled OCR sample blends diary fragments and poems with scattered names and places. Readable items are few, but the text hints at personal reflections and references across multiple topics without coherent narrative.

Wadia Ieee Forts

Fragmentary local notice about a 43 year old detainee

A garbled report references a 43 year old individual and a fourth year event with names and places unreadable. It mentions a city or locality and a security or formal action but lacks clear details to identify the event, date, or authorities involved.

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