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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Apr 28, 1823

Page

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Fragmented Parliamentary Debate On Spain and Neutrali ty

A lengthy excerpt from a House of Lords and Commons session covers debates on Spain's constitution, Neapolitan and Portuguese affairs, and the balance of power in Europe. Speakers reference Canning, Verona, and Madrid, arguing over foreign interference, neutrality, and the risks of war with France. Questions arise about Spain’s constitution, military presence, and the proper conduct of ministers and parliament in guiding foreign policy.

Cord Rlles Permany Machinand Arguelles Petreira Chaim Ceuta Spain Vincosa Ferdinand Cortes Laybach Naw Ogeason Spais Londonderry Naples Piedmont Portugal France Canning Duke of Wellington Duke of Monmoiency M. Villele Verona Lord Ellenborough Cianting Nohie Chatelubriand Naplea Spat Kimore Uhuleauhri Bedury Boa Harrosy Aaid Europe England Elulyo Franco Dole Buckingham Alice Pod Netherlands Italy Austria Hanover Russia Prussia Austen Symi Carbonari Jagohing Repullianus Els Duke Sussex Genoa Earl of Aderdern Earl of Darnley Tie Hose Hle Gos Tia Kar Grev Nuke Lrst Onke Peise Kart Liverpool Oczakow Frence Farr

In Parliament the Inquiry and Witness Summons Discussed

The debate covered the inquiry method, with opposition to delaying the inquiry and support for proceeding in the regular way. A new motion to form a committee was set for next Friday, and witnesses including R Fletcher and others were ordered to attend. The clerks of the crown and grand juries of 1822 and 1823 were to be summoned for explanation at the house.

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Purdue Journal Summary From London Mail News

A fragment notes the London Mail arrived as readers prepared for Presa with no foreign news worth extracting. It reports His Majesty planning a Saturday council and mentions the House of Commons in Friday night debate on Col Barry’s motion regarding furnishing means from Ireland to appear at the Bar of the House on the 3d.

House OF Lowds Nic Toe Taqqw UEC Ingeeand University At Lansdown London Mail Hs Majesty House of Commons Col. Barry Ware Ithoases Ireland

Parliament Debates on Ministers, Ireland Reform Motion

In the Lords Baron Bucasso Rouen urged an address to the crown and censured ministerial conduct amid Verona politics while Lords Granville and others criticized the government. In the Commons the Dublin High Sheriff inquiry was deferred and a Passonomony Reform plan to reduce boroughs and widen county representation was supported by several peers but failed to gain full support. Irish Commutation Bill furthered to Friday.

Baron Bucasso Rouen Fras Word Earrawate Lord Hous Avai Granville ElLeacRaven Buckinanas Anegosty Tha Karl DaRsery Duke of Wesdinutes Verona Karl Gan Marquis Lawns France Aldrosa Dublin Frdi Joan Rusti Lord Newmanoy Mr Ricanvo Joan Newport Tuomas Levapaios St Eod Mantiy Galway

War in Spain Breach papers report Spanish exiles in Paris

Telegraphic dispatches from Avaay and Baynine claim Franco allied forces advance toward St Sebastian. Span ish prisoners head to Tolonse as ports and passaportes shift. Reports of Mons and Baynine betrayals stir strong reactions among aid groups. Royalist sources mention a Trappist arrest provoking sharp dissent.

Paris Netherlands Fargo St. Sebastian's Fort Bayonge Marsal Monvey Van Tolonse

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