Ministers face doubt as reform urged in heated court debate
The court debate on appointing worthy public men to fill ministerial posts inflamed calls for reform. Speakers criticized current ministers, praised some wartime leaders, and urged a royal provision for the Queen. The divided court adjourned after votes showed a majority favoring the motion with a petition to the King planned for the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook
St. Paul's
Dixon
Oldham
Alderman Scholey
Favell
Ee No Sappellon
Clarke
Williams
Alderman Waithman
Price of Irish Stocks Yesterday
Stock market brief notes the Irish equities session with limited readable data. It mentions price movement and general activity but lacks complete figures or named entities. Further legible details are unavailable in the fragment.
Continent War Prospects and Market Reactions Abroad
The Dublin Journal and London Mail report mixed European opinions on preserving tranquility amid rumors of a secret Troppan Congress. Letters suggest no war yet, with Vienna sources claiming no cause for alarm, while Russian Austrian Prussian manifestos could provoke hostilities. England benefits from continental caution, boosting English funds and colonial trade despite political unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
Europe
Troppan
Prussia
England
France
Rumors on Troppau Crisis and Neapolitan Outlook
Private Paris dispatch notes neutral France and a wary Britain. Austria eyes Naples but needs allies, while 1000 officers from Buonaparte's era await a spark in Milanese and Sardinian lands. Naples reports uncertainty at Troppau congress and a bold public mood, with 130000 troops anticipated if forces move. Commerce suffers as merchants and foreigners avoid risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Troppau
France
Austria
Naples
Italy
Buonaparte
Palermo
England and Continental Freedom Sparks Debate in Europe
The piece argues monarchic envy vs commercial power shapes continental revolutions and urges support for liberty in Europe. It laments restraint of Britain from interfering in European affairs, defends the sovereign will, and critiques ministerial hysteria while noting Sicily and Naples events, Swedish king letters, and Paris dispatches signaling political instability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Europe
Great Britain
Courier
Spain
Naples
Morning Chronicle
Times
The Carbonari and their austere oath in Naples letter
A Naples letter in the Hamburgh Correspondent compares the Carbonari to Scotch Presbyterians. They advocate moral chastity and virtue and pledge not to stain conjugal honor. The movement aims to reform Catholic practice toward early centuries and has sparked opposition to Rome, with branches extending to Switzerland Tyrol and northern Germany via traveling communicators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Carbonaro
Lazard
Rome
Italy
Carbonari
Switzerland
Tyrol
Germany
Lisbon tumults and Spanish Constitution clash ripple through Portugal
From Lisbon letters describe political turmoil over the Spanish Constitution and a shift in government stance. Changes announced include recalling leaders, new election plans, and military displays to back or oppose the constitution. A mob massed in Rocio square demanded reinstatement of expelled members and stronger support for constitutional reform.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Yaon
Listos
Brazil
Cortes
Avia
Cortea
Sepulveda
Black Horse
St. George's Castle
Government House
Rocio Square
Spain
Star of Lusitania
Porlaznexe
O'Toole
Conde de Pelelia
Laqour
South America Advices on Redistribution of Power
Reports from i gastura up to September 9 through Trinidad describe bloodless shifts in loyalty to the Colombian Republic. Delegations from Barcelona province dissolve King’s forces, Tacapio and Valle de la Pascua pledge to Colombia, Guaca canton and Canagua Jews join defenders, Carthagena province residents rush to enlist, and Guanepe in Caraccas may follow suit. The Spanish Constitution faces widespread unpopularity in surrounding districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Gastura
Trinidad
Colombian
Correo del Oronoco
Barcelona
Columbia
Col Arana
Onoto
Tacapio
Valle-de-la Pascua
Arana
Guaca
Canagua
Varenas
Carthagena
Tbis
Guanepe
Caraccas
Bolivar and Paez Lead Battles in New Granada War
Dispatches from Cartagena and Achaguas detail Bolivar and Paez coordinating operations to seize key cities including Cartagena and Caracas. Reports say Bolivar’s forces number above twenty thousand with reinforcements arriving for the campaign, while Paez plans renewed attack on Caracas contingent on regional conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brion
Garthagena
Wae
Bolivar 40
Catihigeno
Santa Martha
Maricaibo
Foriey i
New Gthnada J
Bolivar
Carthagena
Paez
Achaguas
Gener
Caraccas
Morillo
New Columbia
Néw
Grenada
Lord Carrick Honored by Kilkenny Tenantry and Neighbors
On Saturday near Mount Juliet, Kilkenny, Earl Carrick was greeted by a large crowd as his tenantry and locals showed affection for his impartial Mas state rule and kind landlordship. They removed his bones from the carriage and carried him to Mount Juliet amid cheers, praising his patriotism and public spirit. The urban and market notes report grain markets in Dublin with modest gains and declines, and discuss the Royal visit culture, Queen’s appearance, and political debates on allowances, while listing visitors to Brandenburgh House and news of Bergami and Victorine’s expected arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Coant de Blaens
Holy See
Duke de Richelieu
Gewa-Nougerg
le Constitutionned
Earl Carrick
Mount Juliet
Kilkenny
Lord Carrick
Ireland
Warl Carrick
Dublin
Burley
Gil
Historical Society
Trinity College
England
St. Paul's
Brussels
House of Lords
House of Comins
Brandenburgh House
Lort Francis Osborne
J. Hume
Kisy
Robert Wilson
Kilwanl Gray
Archdeacon Bathurst
Bathurst
Rogers
Wilde
Taylor
Morning Herald
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Jupp
Patton
Browne
the Dublin Journal
Florestano Pepe
Amelia
T'ni
Charles John
Gal
Swten
Norway
Verdinand I
the Two Sicilies
Jerusalem
Duk
Parma
Puszany
Two Sicilies
Stockholm
Cy Cullburg
Madrid
Kiscarial
Municipatitias
Castile
Valencia
Villa Campa
South America
Laren
Witte
Evines Aaen
Phi Bion
Cabilde
Eesti &E
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