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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 24, 1834

Page

1

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.

Lafayette Lamarque M. Dulong France Paris Pere la Chaise Chamber of Deputies William IV Galignani Rue d’Anjou St. Honore Church of the Assumption Rue de la Paix National Guards Paria Banlieue Red Lancers Chamber of Peers and Deputies Line Lancers National An Bank Obl de la Ville de Rente de Naples Rente del’Etat Roman Rente d’Espagne

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.

Aranjuez Portugal M. de Sarmento France England London Don Miguel Madrid Don Manuel Elizalcth

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.

Hull London Bridge Fresh Wharf Beal’s Tooley-street Gracechurch-street Griffin and Hillhouse Beal’s Wharf London Hudson and Cobby EMALE Australia David Scott Fhames Izect Sydney Py Bisset ‘Committee Colonial Department John Marshall Emigration Committee Birchin Lane Cornhill Herne Kenya Thomas Thorpe DE Lasaux Castle-streat Canterbury Brussels Mat Brasseis St. Gadale Malines Bruesels Paris Leipsic Vienna Danube Black Sea Orsowa Hungary Constantinople Dsaplriies

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.

Times Brussels Weensspay Belgium Leopold Ferdinand Saxe Coburg Kohary Hungary France

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.

ST. Mary, Islington Henry Mayor House of Commons Parlis Sergeant Spankie Finsbury Times Morning Herald Courier Standard R. Oldershaw Dunkirk General Steam Navigation Company Brighton Dieppe St. Katharine’s Ramsgate Norman Water-lane Tower-street Masors Custom House Scates Haymarket Lombard-Street Antfwerp Packeta Antwerp de Bie Rabn Crezcent Chas. Bessell Sec Lombard-streat Ysrance Italy Guernsey Jersey ST. Malo Granville Southampton Camilla Havre Portsmouth Ariadne Tovey Bedford-street Strand London Dominick Brown Pease

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.

Lloyd's Deat His Majesty Raleigh Portsmouth Sheerness Prymoury Marshal Blucher St. Vincent Nightingale Falmouth Mediterranean Farnourn Tyne Ingestre Hastings Achilles Duncan New York Johanne Lisbon Penzance Courier Campbell Havannah Clitus Hampton Grevenock Hector Davidson Charleston Liverpool Sarah Carpenter Zante Bounty Hall Hardy Bombay Malcolm Sims Singapore Cyrus Butler Moran Philadelphia Naw Channel Aterford William Prasman Suietos Tugend Trelake Dantzic Baiprornt Ann Barjall Riga Abeona Pearce Newcastle Torquay Drain Earl of Roden Ateamer 3D Dragoon Guards

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.

Newgate Leadenhall Biba Toda Beason Hungerford

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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