Corn Laws Debate in England Reaches England Parliament
A Dublin Journal excerpt outlines a petition by agricultural interests proposing to fix the price of wheat at ninety shillings per quarter, arguing for import restrictions on corn. It notes strong opposition in government prints, the complex civil system, and the debate on bread prices, rent growth, and labor value.
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England
Dublin Journal
Ireland
Cort
Las Durera
Great Britain
Farket
Iby
Ad Jho
Dublin Journal Highlights From Foreign Papers
The Dublin Journal summarizes London Journals and other Foreign Papers arriving today. It notes a variety of intelligence considered interesting or important, drawn from multiple resources for readers seeking current international news.
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London
Ireland’s Agriculture and the British Market Dilemma
The article discusses whether Ireland should restrict imports to protect domestic agriculture and farmers from cheaper foreign goods. It argues for some restrictions to support Ireland’s agriculture while noting dangers of provoking dependence on foreign food. It notes potential counter-petitions in towns like Birmingham and Manchester and the timing of petitions and public meetings.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Bermingham
Manchester
Sheffield
Baden and Bavaria Dispute Outdoors at Congress
Reported negotiations among Baden and Bavaria during a congress aim to settle the fate of Baden. Articles propose Baden’s integrity, transfer of territories and a Bavarian loan, with a military road to connect the two realms and liquidate the Palatinate question.
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Atx-La-Chaprele
M. de Benstett
Baden
Grand Duchy of
Hookberg
Bavaria
Palatinate
Tita
Badey
Stallaid
Bavarias i Rotary
Auatris
Hades
Bayarts
French Funds Edge Up as Ministers Tackle New Laws
Reports from Paris note a slight rise in French funds from 68f 70c to 69f amid ongoing council meetings. The King allows several exiles to return, while Duke Angouleme arrives at Valenciennes and proceeds to Liste. Sailor Captain Frayziat’s Uranie heads to the Southern Hemisphere for magnetic, meteorological, and natural history observations. Dust, corn, and grain markets show subdued activity with prime quality demand limited.
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Duke de Hichielen
France
Cambaceres
Paris
England
Angouleme
Valenciennes
Nail
Keng
Frayoinat
Uranie
Cape of Good Miges
Miemont
Puraus
Spanish Army Expansion and Cadiz Expedition Plans
Correspondents in Madrid report Spain plans to raise seventy thousand troops including four veteran regiments and to station a five thousand strong royal guard. No cabinet changes, but Pizarro may return. Advices up to the 17th note troop activity near Lila de Leon and Andalusia, hinting at preparations for an expedition to South America. Officers destined for Cadiz embarkation are summoned for the voyage.
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Madrid
Pizarro
Adis
Lila de Leon
Andalusia
South America
Cadiz
London Funds Show Market Turbulence and Speculation
London funds tone shifts as public debt reductions lift bonds amid doubts over forged notes scandal. Traders report yields fluctuating with reduced national debt measures, while speculation circles on potential further prosecutions affecting Bank of England paper.
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London
Terspat Nioni
Dac
Dan
London Jarius
Persome
Bank of Ragland
Brussels Plot Reported by Flan ders Mail
The Brussels plot story notes that Bonapartists and Ultras feud over alleged secret plans. It claims government actions remain orderly while speculation about an emperor related motive and hostage risk continues circulating in Liege and Brumets.
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Liege
Pee
Netherlands Commission Promotes Grain Cultivation Prosperity
From Brussels reports the King of the Netherlands has revived a commission of learned officials across South Brabant Limbourg Liege East Flanders West Flanders Navar Antwerp and Luxemburg. The group will investigate grain cultivation improvements and some members may travel to Great Britain for information.
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Brussels
Netherlands
Changes in the Cabinet Headline in London Papers
London papers report Earl of Harrowby near appointment as Ambassador to France replacing Sir Charles Stuart. The move may signal cabinet reshuffles as the Earl reportedly sits in the Council, with the outgoing ambassador praised for his active service during delicate negotiations.
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London
Earl of Harrowby
France
Charles Stuart
G C. B
Annes
Marated Announcements of Marriages and Clergy Listings
A fragmentary notice listing multiple forthcoming marriages and clerical figures. It names Rev James Armatrong of Strand Street, Rev James Armetrong, Mary Margaret, J.oan Big, George Granny of Warrenepound, Martha Gleany, Joseph Gleany, and Rev John Parmery among others, with church affiliations and locations including St Alice’s and the Royal Horse Battery.
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North Comberibnidpriest
St. Alice's Church
John Pameroy
Willing Sraith
Royal Horse Frittery
Laclods
Willan Stamer
Siege of Malligaum Fort Ends in British Victory
Dispatches from India recount the successful assault on Malligaum fortress. British forces, aided by engineers Captain Tickell and Lieutenants Vecker and Cheape, breached defenses, stormed the town, and compelled surrender after heavy fighting. About 1 200 enemy soldiers and 400 to 500 nonmilitary persons were captured or killed. British casualties were three killed and fourteen wounded.
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London Gazette
India
Malligaum
Particu
Engineer Department
Tickell
Vecker
Cheape
Colvin
Ireine
Warkow
Eoenty
Pickersgill
Gecera
Theraef
S. Weiad Orks
Jat Native Infantry
Midwinter
2D Battalon 13Th
Native Infantry
Thomas
11Th Native Infantry
Lawis
Dewar
Ove Companign
Sth
Manley
2D Battalion
21D
Wrottesley
Price
Geneyal Watsoy
Sve
Ticket
Watson
1St Battalon 11Th Native Infantry
Black
Angund Sing
Berar
Hese
Mastor Cunningham
Capt. Sterling
7Th Cavalry
Nerbaddah
Pucetana
OS Nearas
Sabah Roy Woorares
Nathoo Ram Hoozaee
Return of Ordnance at Town and Fort 1057
Fragmented OCR describes ordnance events, a fortress confrontation, and soldiers under orders. It mentions a commander, wounded, and a forced march to a town and fort. The text references cannon fire, stores, and prisoners, with unclear dates and places.
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Getty
Ordnatog
Ordnauch
Tolal Iron and Browsie
West Indies Privateers seize Principe depot port
An arrival from the West Indies reports that around the 24th of March two Patriot privateers, a brig and a schooner, captured Whonda near Principe and turned it into a prize depot. They brought six captured vessels into the port.
Sweden Norway celebrate union anniversary in Stockholm
Advices from Stockholm report the anniversary of the union between Norway and Sweden celebrated in Stockholm with pomp. Christiansand named a free port by the Swedish Government. A front-page note from CHAIRTTANA dated Nov 14 mentions the Storthing and royal addresses to the King. Restoration of Norway related documents and plans, moved from Denmark to Stockholm, is discussed.
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Stockholm
Norway
Swedea
Christiansand
Brel
Sweden
Jaly
Baya Beep
Denmark
Proclamation in Hanover on arrears of interest
The Prince Regent issued a Hanover proclamation addressing interest arrears owed to creditors from the French occupation. It forbids actions against the treasury for paid interest and suspends payment until a plan for settlement is arranged, framed as a compromise between justice and expediency and a sign of liberal government in Hanover.
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Hanover
Westminster Election Sketch at Five's Court Meeting
A Westminster gathering at Five's Court, St Martin's Lane, chaired by Mr. Richardson, discussed Mr Hobhouse as a potential candidate. Speakers including Mr Chambers and Mr Pitt criticized electoral abuses and promised action, with resolutions unanimously adopted before adjournment. Birth announces the birth of a son to the wife of Captain Thor ColcloughWatson at a local hospital.
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Five's Court
St. Martin’sJane
Hobhouse
Divsion
Richardson
Watson
Chambers
Westminster
Francis Burdett
Theyisc
Mrr
Cologne
Duke of Co
Duchess of Rutland
Pitt
Dublin ad rates and subscription details excerpt
Printed for the Promyetoma at their offices in Parlament- Mreel advertisements and subscriptions are received. Subscriptions listed as 3 8s 8d for six months 1 14s or 1d for four months 61 2a 8d for three months.
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Dublin
Promyetoma
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