Owenite debate ends amid uproar and disorder
The discussion on reform and Owen's system collapses into tumult as speakers clash and refuse to yield. Mr. Owen, Mr. Jones, Major Orrena, and Mr. Waithman fail to proceed while the audience roars and a vote by large margins concludes the day with thanks to the chair. A letter from Charlotte Street notes impending developments and broader adoption of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooler
Uratabate
Gale Jones
Ouen
Qwen
Rumnkind Bern
Mr. Owen
Jones
Major Orrena
Ion
Mr. Waithman
Paris Parere on Spanish Cortes and Allied Army Plans
The Paris Parere reports Arguelles restored to Wherry and a key government role, with hopes for freeing several fellow treasure-seekers. Garay praised for conciliatory acts aiding Spain’s recovery and privileges of a tainted body. The Duke of Wellington may discuss army reductions with Count Ruppin. Allies may keep troops beyond the term if needed. American papers arrive without clear South American updates. Havana shows unsettled revolutionary hints. Canada harvest outlook favorable, Quebec absent on official actions.
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Paris
Arguelles
Ferdinand
Rinante
M. Garay
Praasig
Count Ruppin
Duke of Wellington
France
America
Botton
Quebec
Sith
Baltivore
New York
South America
Amelia Bland
Ritter
Baltimore
Havanagh
Canada
Quevec
Disrupted Trade and Quiet Reign After Insurrection
Dispatches report the restoration of order in Hoan Bay and surrounding regions, with disaffected parties silenced and property seized for eventual confiscation. Pernambuco trade is reviving, several ships prepare for Portugal, and vessels convoyed by a Portuguese warship sail. News from Europe notes Bonaparte’s release and voyage, along with a Hungarian Protestant church accident and widespread currency shifts. The piece also catalogs stock prices and financial conditions in London, Paris, and other markets, reflecting a global financial moment.
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Aljucong
Hoan Bay
Campiny
North West
Prtnambuece
Tigorona
Forte
Pernambuco
Portugal
Erfurnfin
Bonaparte
St. Helena
Mata
Bobadi
Miahp'ez
Hungary
Servany
England
France
United States
London
Royal Exchange
Navy
India
Paris Papers Update and Foreign News Notes
The Paris Papers from Tuesday arrive with details of the Danish royal visit and movements through German provinces. Reports cover Privy Council activity, press freedom, and Baron Wagenheim’s standing. Also noted are Russia Sweden Finland trade changes, Saxony grain policy shifts, and prices for British government securities.
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Paris
Denmark
Nyborg
Odenice
Middelfahrt
Apeurad
Lonisenland
Kiel
Oldesloe
Stutegardt
Baron Wagenheim
Sweden
Russia
Finland
Hussia
Norway
Dresden
Leipsic
Europe
Saxe-Cobourg
Saxony
Leeward Island
St. Thomas's
Admiral Brion
Oronuko
Gibraltar
Garriaon
Spain
Africa
Downing-Street
Caps of Good Hope
India
Arrival of the Mail and Transatlantic News Flows
The Londow journals reach, highlighting a new realment causing twelve hour earlier arrivals. foreign reports mention an American engagement with a victorious enemy, a Madrid claim of a golden chalice, and widespread crops prospects. Ireland’s revenue critique favors a national tax on property and income, proposing gradual abolition of duties and a simple levy to fund civil and military needs, with emphasis on efficiency and fairness.
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Madrid
Plan of Finance for the United Kingdom
The text argues the UK must adopt a more productive taxation system to cover a growing fiscal deficit. It outlines three strategies: reduce collection costs, collect taxes to the legal full extent, and cut national expenditure. It notes revenue from many imposts hinders industry and requires many officials to collect, implying reforms are needed to spur prosperity.
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Ireland
Customs Aid Excise
Lélley
Britain
United Kingdom
Tokeland
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Portland
Tom
Bat Owen
Sago
Wenigt
Che Muddlin Fournal
Sheek II
Moges
Haga
Constituent Assembly
Pee Carter
Drockt
Mmiotaertn
Nssbayerrrresee
Royal Canal
Butleat
Jame-street
Plan OF Finance
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