Funeral of Lafayette Crowds Flock to Paris Procession
From Galignani's Messenger Paris shows vast crowds along Rue d Anjou Saint Honore and the Boulevards for the funeral of Lafayette. Officials, National Guards, and troops form a grand procession with a hearse, cannon, drums, and diverse delegations, including foreigners. The route to the Church of the Assumption and back to the Boulevard proceeds with marked order amid dense crowds. Financial quotes follow for several French and foreign securities as markets close in Paris.
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Ratified Pacifica Treaty Noted Amid Madrid Disturbances
In Aranjuez on May 13 the Portuguese ratification of the quadrilateral treaty was officially conveyed to the court and ambassadors. The document mirrors the London version except for designating the Usurper as the Prince. Reports from Madrid recount a clash between drunken bystanders and urban militiamen, with two deaths blamed on police overreaction and Don Manuel Elizaleth praised for quelling the unrest.
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Funeral plans for Belgian prince and Paris visits discussed
From Brussels dated May 21 the burial of the young prince is set for Friday in the Queen's chapel then Saturday for the funeral in St. Gadale cathedral likely led by the Archbishop of Malines. Reports note Queen of the Belgians may visit Paris for family support and discuss a succession law. Vienna dispatches discuss Danube navigation to the Black Sea and Hungarian interest in markets, with notes on taxes and banditti along the Danube.
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Belgium’s succession crisis debated in Belgian constitution
In Brussels the Times correspondent notes Belgium faces a troubled moment with an unfriendly frontier, indecisive ministers, and a bereaved nation after the infant prince’s death. The piece suggests Leopold may name a successor under Article 61, considering nephews from Saxe Coburg and potential dynastic arrangements to deter Nassau or French union fears.
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Irish Tithes Bill and Cattle Cruelty Bill Debated
In the House of Commons on Friday May 23 Mr Dominick Brown moved to strike out all land purchase clauses in the Irish Tithes Bill. Mr Pease’s Bill to consolidate and amend cruelty laws toward cattle and other animals was deferred until June 10.
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London
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Ship News From Lloyds Afloat and Grounded Vessels
Vessels arriving at or leaving English ports in late May include the Raleigh from Portsmouth to Sheerness and several ships from Lisbon New York Havannah and Riga with crews saved after rocks and groundings. Notable incidents mention a collier wreck near the Brake and a ground event during navigation through Naw Channel before refloating with no injury.
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Ann
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Newgate and Leadenhall Market Report
Beef veal mutton lamb and pork in large supply with fair market demand. Fruiting season shows green peas cherries grapes and peaches priced per half sieve to per dozen. Turbots salmon and other fish in season with steady prices. Poultry and game plentiful with lower prices and solid demand.
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Hay and straw prices mixed with bank policy remarks
Market notes report hay and straw prices by type including Clover Second Crop and Wheat Straw with per load figures. Demand is mixed and supply mostly adequate. commentary follows on a Bank deposit issue and interest practices involving the East India Company and government deposits.
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