Measures to be adopted against violators of Articles
Historical notes describe actions to enforce preceding Articles and potential penalties. A Swedish Financial dispute references payments owed by the Swedish Government, with correspondence from a banker to his Swedish Majesty outlining arrears, documentary tithes, and annulment of profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilippine Company
Ioana
Amsterdam
Sweden
Attrar
Ivan Canisasseioven
Gustavus
Second Chamber of the States General Deliberations
In Brussels on December 10 Mr Hoffainidt urged that his earlier presentation and the debate on Sections be kept separate to avoid delaying export restrictions. Mr Pycke urged immediate action on a law formality, while Mr Van Alphin and Mr Reypins argued for distinct proposals. The budget report praised a nine million Aerina reduction in public charges and outlined economy measures, including abolishing prize courts and tax-collection shifts, with clergy funding debates and plans to curb mendicity. Wellington has left Brussels for Cambray after visiting court functions, and Antwerp reports grain export prohibitions remain in force with some vessel clearances withdrawn.
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Hoffainidt
Pycke
Mr. Pycke
van Alphin
Hoffamidt
Reypins
Hoffmidt
Grand Duchy of Luxemberg
Department of the Police
C. Barsskey
Duc
Duke of Wellington
France
Cambray
Journal of
Gent
Antwerp
London Papers Briefly Report War Winds and Far South News
A Charleston dispatch claims Spain has declared war on America after a Spanish dispatch from Cadiz to Havana. London merchants reportedly back a 10 million dollar loan as insurgent South American gains spread, including Texas. The Boston Chronicle notes Herrera’s cruclal decree and Montervian advances in the Gulf of Mexico amid war rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Charleston
Sterling
Tenerife
Cadiz
Havannah
Spain
America
South America
Joseph Manuel de Herrera
Texas
Mexico
Boston Gazette
San Roque
Montevideo
Maritime Dispatch from Buenos Ayres and Cadiz Vessels
Captain Garniee reports a Spanish ship from Cadiz bound for Lima arrived off port. A brig and a schooner from Havangall carried sugar and bound for El Congre, with Bocdos Ayres noted among the arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garniee
Buenos Ayres
That
Farge
Spanis
Cadiz
Lima
Prine
Tivatere
Bocdos Ayres
Havangall
Dadem
Suger
Paige
el Congre
Paris and London News Roundup Polish Negotiations With Pope
Reports from Paris and London describe stalled talks with the Holy See and differing days of newspaper coverage. The Ami de la Religion notes delays are due to specific incidents, not the core agreement, while ministers’ responsibility proposals move toward reporting. Winds, storms, and damage in Paris accompany mentions of Wellington’s expected visit and cross channel strains with the Dutch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami de la Religion
Holy See
Colle
Gop Courtwelfkis
Ie Chamber of Peers
M. de Lally Tollendal
M. de Tollendat
Paris
London
M. Jean Louis Pichegru
Journal Des Debuts
France
General Pichegru
Netherlands
England
la Manche
Pas de Calais
Department of
Vaucleuse
Holland
United Kingdom of
Louis XVI
Canada
Arrival of French Mail and public relief efforts reported
London papers note the arrival of French mail this morning with Glasgow accounts from Tuesday last. A proper proclamation by the Lord Provoost is published and a large subscription raised for relief of the distressed. Additional reports come from Birmingham Manchester Shetfield Derby Liverpool Bristol Chester and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Birmingham
Manchester
Shetfiid
Derby
Liverpool
Bristol
Chester
Tranquility Persists Amid Chester Meeting On Relief Plans
Chester Meeting on Tuesday considered relief measures for the manufacturing and industrious poor. A large subscription formed, with Earl of Grosvenor adding 2000. Watson remains at large near London, protected by his party. Preston claims 15,000 supporters and praises Hunt for forthcoming public calls.
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Chester
Earl of Grosvenor
Watson
Bishop
London
Preston
Hunt
Charming Court Dress Mandates at Dublin Castle Balls
His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant desires attendees at balls and drawing-rooms for the coming season to appear in proper insu mancy attire at Dublin Castle. The order specifies dress standards during upcoming events, guiding guests to wear suitable attire for formal occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Castle
Duchess of Donkarr
Dresaés
Prosperity and grain concerns in United Netherlands news
The Dublin Journal reports on Dutch grain export bans and price trends in Brussels, noting declining corn prices and easing scarcity fears. It highlights Lord Mayor experiments to boost bread yield from wheat, calls for economical flour use, and praises Irish woollen manufacturers led by Messrs Nowtay and Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Netherlands
States General
Brussels
United Kingdom
Europe
Maxon
Juri
Chaberlain
Che
Donset
Trish
Messrs. Nowtay & Shaw
Snn
West
Thomas Pleasants
Lord Exmouth Praises Shaler for Aid to Dey of Algiers Prisoners
Correspondence in the American Papers records Lord Exmouth on board the Queen Charlotte dated September 2 praising William Shaler United States Consul General at Algiers for aiding British captives on Prometheus. Shaler modestly cites duty to Mr McDonald and his countrymen, noting relief to officers and crew after their detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Exmouth
William Shaler
United States
Algiers
Mc Donald
Shaler
Shuler
Editor’s Query on Bills of Exchange and Charity Aid
A letter to Faulkner's Dubin Journal proposes adopting term months over days to reduce errors in Bills of Exchange and avoid unnecessary costs. The piece also notes Doctor Orpen receiving twenty guineas from R. C. for the Charitable Society to aid distressed keepers and their relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner
Dubin
Sia
Orpen
R. C
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Faiwax
Predal
earoRnnar
Buk Mack Oe von Tsesseeee
I Gti
Treasury
Grand Canal
Royal Canal Loan
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Seahue
Chamberlain
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Mansion House
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