Landholders blamed as war costs shift burden to traders
A public meeting denounced landholders aided by speculators clerks and others for driving up corn prices to fund war. Speakers argued farmers suffered least while landowners grew wealth from others losses as India goods slumped 40 to 50 percent. Alderman Woop and Mr Harpy supported foreign corn imports. Petitions were read to be presented to both houses.
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Kinsale
Amelia Island
Cumberland Island
Georgia
New Orleans
Jackson
Paxzigan
Bauntis
Point Petre
Bermuda
Hornel
Constitution
Robinson
House of Commons
Rose
Lord Binning
Tr. Powsorsy
Whitbreap
Francis Burdett
Westminster
Lord Cocurane
Francis
Madeira
Mr. Bartle
Paris Papers reveal European congress and Saxony shifts
Private Vienna letters report Wellington ill. Congress decisions fix fate of Poland and Saxony, redraw lines along the Rhine, and place Prussia to expand. Britain and France back slavery abolition, with Castlereagh departing soon after final arrangements. Military estimates provoke debate on peace establishment and farmer protection amid war-era prices.
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France
Europe
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Rhine
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Galicia
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Tarnopol
Congress
Posen
Castner Agh
Goke of
Werrington
Lord Liverpoor
Morning Chronicle
Jaeze
Lisbon
Naval Dispatches and Maritime Advertisements at Plymouth
Reports from Plymouth February 21 detail arrivals of British ships including the Rolla, Slaney, and Gale, with mentions of privateers and vessels bound for Lisbon and Newfoundland. The bulletin notes arrivals at Harwich and Lowestoft, prize vessels, and a canary islands voyage, followed by notices of lotteries, social announcements, marriages, and deaths, all in a dense port-town schedule.
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Constitution
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Cape St. Vingents
Johan Master
Mevagessey
Fay
Naples
Liskop
Nancy
Canary
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Sheerness
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France
Leven
Toy Foundland
Quebec
Na Scotia
New Brunswet Harwich
Fez
Prince of Orange
Lowestoft
Holland
Leicester
Gravesend
Fos
Bentan
Bowker
South Seas
Wey A
Price Of 5 Rocks TI 5 Per Ct
Classified snippet lists itemized rock price terms with cent values and consignment style figures, referencing per cent rates and specific codes. The fragmentary data suggests a pricing table or trade note indicating costs and percentages tied to stone goods.
Vienna Reports Saxony Settlement With Prussia
The Paris papers received cite Vienna dated the 9th claiming the Saxony issue is definitively settled with Prussia securing a population of 700000 and territories on both sides. The report suggests a lasting arrangement affecting regional borders and governance.
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Paris
Vienna
Saxony
Prussia
Castlereagh Leads Talks on Slave Trade and Saxony
Vienna reports Lord Castlereagh departs tomorrow with Dethane, carrying convents at Saxony, and pressing measures to abolish the slave trade. France backs Castlereagh in Saxony discussions as England pushes for end of slavery. Congress hints at secret proposals to Napoleon, aiming to compel surrender of sovereignty and European realignments.
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Isle of
Europe
Germany
Saxony
Hive & Yard
Deta
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