Abolition Debates Rise Over Slave Trade and Right of Search
Members debate America’s Abolition Act and the proposed right of reciprocal search to enforce anti slave trade measures. Discussions touch Portugal Spain Brazil and Netherlands policy with Brougham urging action and the motion passing unanimously. A committee is formed to review the ninth report on Irish courts and the Poor Relief Bill adjourns.
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Yord
Milton
Dre Lushington
America
C. Stewart
Bernal
Portugal
Netherlands
Marryat
Knaresborough
West Indies
Buchanan
Russia
Spain
Money
Gurney
Brougham
W. Smith
Wilberforce
R. Fergusson
Bahia
Brazils
O’grady
Marquis of
Londonderry
Commission of Inquiry Into Courts of Justice
Ireland
Exchequer
S. Rice
O'Grady
Burgess Extra Post Proposal Endorsed for Trial
The Select Committee reports the Burgess plan for an extra post is practicable using a light two wheeled carriage and eight mile stages. It notes possible inconveniences for mercantile towns and says Burgess will bear most costs except office setup in London, extra sorters and carriers. The committee recommends allowing the experiment to proceed.
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Mr. Burgess
Burgess
London
Stock Market Shuffle and Bond Rates Report
Stock figures show Phick of Stock Bank Stock 3 per cent consolidated shut 3 per cent red. 764 3y per cent 863 4 per cent consolidated 94 S per cent navy shut. Complex rate movements indicate limited liquidity and shifting bond yields across sectors.
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Phick
Navy
Royal News From Hanover And Paris Excerpts
Hamburgh papers report a kingly promise to grant subjects’ wishes as preparations for his reception proceed in Hanover. Paris notices announce the Duchess Dowager d ORLEANS death and a royal inquiry into her health. The House of Commons debates New Lanark Owenism, Wilberforce slave trade, and a humane British naval tale of slaves found in a cask. His Majesty arrives in town. Duke of York holds a Levee.
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Sweden
Hanover
Old Town
House of Commons
Maxwell
New Lanark
Mr. Owen
Owen
Maxwext
Jean
Virtue
England
Wilberforce
George Collier
Sir G. Collier
Sir G
Windsor
Duke of York
Horse Guards
King of Prussia Returns from Circuit. Wurtemberg King Expected
FRANKFORT reports the King of Prussia has returned from his circuit in the environs. We expect the King of Wurtemberg here on the 28th instants. Rumors circulate of a conspiracy said to have been discovered in Prussia against the state's safety, with details eagerly awaited per Journal de Paris.
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Paris
DecAzes
Prussia
Thionville
Sarre-Louis
Luxemburg
Count de Rupnin
Frankfort
Wurtemsere
Journal de Paris
Constitutional Association Leaders Plead Not Guilty at Mansion House
Charles Murray and J B Sharpe appeared with the Constitutional Association at the Mansion House to plead not guilty to informations filed by Joseph Tyler of Wych Street. Lord Mayor presided as Thackeray and others attended, and witnesses were examined before closing remarks defending the Society’s aims.
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Charles Murray
Constitutional Association
J. B. Sharpe
Joseph Tyler
Wych-street
St. Clement Danes
Middlesex
Thackeray
Harmer
Parkins
Adolphus
Thorpe
Hosier
Trackery
Tyler
Outrages in Waterford County Riot Action Report
The Waterford Mirror records a clash in Decies Within Drum where rioters attacked Grallagh and Ballylangaden, destroying turf and a woodranger’s fence. Sub-Sheriff, magistrates, and forces fired in pursuit, 36 prisoners captured, one man killed in a later rescue attempt, all to be jailed after examination.
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Decies
Drum
Clashmore
Grallagh
Ballylangaden
John Musprave
Hussars
Dungarvan
John Fitzgerald
Waterford Mirror
Paris to Smyrna Dispatches and London Market News
Reports from Paris say Lord Hollianp is improving after gout confinement in the French capital. A boy’s fatal accident is detailed in Park-lane, with skull fracture and near skull exposure. Smyrna and Scio news note Turks driving out Professor Bammas and breaking schools. Vienna letters reach Constantinople with calmer conditions and Strangford’s audience. grain vessels frozen by the Turkish government and prices steady as Wheat and Barley trade at markets in June.
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Garratt
Venables
Crook
Lord Hollianp
Paris
Watson
Park-lane
Smyrna
Bammbas
Scio
W. Allen
Vienna
Constantinople
Lord Strangford
Granp
Serenron
Aeneeiad
Coronation preparations expand seating and ceremonies
The Crown event spurs lavish provision for Westminster viewing with amphitheatrical benches, boxes, and awnings along Garden Square to seat nearly 10 000. Plans endorsed by the Lords of the Treasury include boxes, refreshments, bands, and extensive policing. Tickets for Westminster Hall rise to three thousand with hours 10 to 3.
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St. Margaret’s Church
Little Bridge-street
Great George-street
Sessions House
Vauxhall Gardens
Board of Works
Westminster Hall
Archbishop of
York
Westminster Abbey
Oetis
Brighton Chronicle
Stewart Marjoribanks
Hythe
William Deedes
Kentish Gazette
Lewis v Walters libel suit over Times report on Kingston trial
In June at the Court of King’s Bench Tussay the action by Lewis against the Times Proprietor for a libellous report of a Kingston trial in 1819 was tried. The court held the pleas in justification informal and insufficient and gave judgment for the plaintiff.
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Lewis
Currey
Pratt
Ship News and Inquest Report From Westminster Riot
Ships sail from Seville to Mesina and Bourdeux with cargo and mail. Arrivals include Princess Charlotte from Cuxhaven and Hyperion from Dantzic. An inquest at Hoop and Grapes tavern returns a verdict of wilful murder in Westminster riot. several suspects are named and bound over for trial while wounded victims recover.
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Dzat
N. E
Brilliant
Clark
Seville
Mercury
Brown
Messina
Charles
Fouche
Bourdeux
Ann
Atcheson
St. Domingo
Dover
Gravesend
Royal George
Ellerby
Engal
Haswaen
Junze
Princess Charlotte
Cuxhaven
Portsmouth
Hyperion
Dantzic
Plymouth
Clio
Havannah
St. Petersburgh
Confiance
Hornet
Speke
Nelson
Burnie
South Seas
London
Cononer
Wn. Coyle
Westminster
Hoop and Grapes
J. H. Gell
Bass TeronceCarthy
Rd. Roebottom
William Andy
Thos. Lee
James Jones
Thomas Hope
Patterson
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COR
India
TAE Courier
D’orleans
the Constitutional Association
Waterford
Court OF King's Bench
Tussay
Ship News
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