HOUSE OF COMMONS MINUTES ON PRISONS SLAVE TRADE AND GIBRALTAR DUTIES
The House of Commons debated petitions on prison reform and county matters in Hampshire. Lord Castlereagh postponed a committee inquiry into the Qaolg and related topics. Smyth pressed papers on the slave trade while Tierney questioned the Gibraltar duties and their Crown ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berd Castlereagh
Pacaday
Maine
Smyth
Ceria
Castlereagh
Pendog
Tierney
Windsor Establishment Debate Hits House of Commons
Parliament proceedings note an expected animated debate in the House of Commons over the Windsor Establishment. Tierney plans to divide the House on the proposed grant to the Duke of York for custody of the King's person and whether 10,000 pounds per year is properly charged to the Privy Purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Establishment
South American Affairs and Bolivar Forces
Intelligence from the Spanish Main reports Patriots in Verezfeld with about 10 090 troops advancing on Royalist General Morillo who may command only about one third as many. Bolivar is active. General M’Gregor may join Commodore Aury with a fleet to reinforce the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verezfeld
Morillo
England
Angustura
Bolivar
M‘gregor
St. Catittga
Old Providence
Aury
London
New Grenada
M'Gregor
Adjourned Assembly Report Summary Issued Friday
The only full report of proceedings from the adjourned assembly on Friday has appeared. It provides a concise account of actions and discussions, noting key points and decisions observed during the session. Named participants or organizations are cited as in the source.
Paris Debates on Changing the Financial Year
Paris papers discuss possible shift of the financial year from July to June or February to February, with calls to extend taxes to 18 months. Opposition cites Charter limits and legality, citing Hampden's case as a warning. Debate adjourned to Monday. liberty of the press discussed. King of France mobilizes more half pay officers for frontier defense as economic measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pebronry
Civ
A. de Saint Aulgie
Hampden
Gentirme
Incendiaries debate sparks Irish press row over Catholics
In a heated exchange the Dublin Evening Post and Dedlin Journal clash over terms used to describe Catholic Emancipation actions. The dispute centers on whether Catholics must be neutral or face civil war rhetoric as Parliament debate continues and Lord Mayor actions are scrutinized.
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Evening Post
Dedlin Journal
Billingsgate
Duke of Leinster
Earl of
Charlemont
Meath
Preas
Dublin
Stephen's-green
Ireland
Debates on War and Bank Policy in Early Congress
A detailed report on Congressional debate covers the military committee's measures during the Indian wars, amendments proposed by Mr Cobb, and adjournments. It notes a letter affirming General Jackson’s full powers, plus discussion of the Bank of the United States charter, impeachment of bankers, and shifts in administration of justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alemaader
Cobb
St. Mark’s
Sania Committee
Aleo
Army of the
Holmes
Massachusetts
Pithip
Sdtksoh
T. M.nelson
Juhnson
Howards
Jackson
Haine
Wayne
Clay
W. W. Bibb
Washington
Congress
The
Asse
United States Bank
House of Representatives
Trimble
Bank of
Unite States
Senate
United States of America
Penysylvania
Bank of the United States
Ehew Cauge
Caiborne
Toto
Jim
SIR T RAFFLES PROTEST AND DUTCH ASSERTIONS
From the Flanders Mall report the Dutch government seeks to clear officials in Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles protest. An alleged Batavia letter cites a predecessor at Bencoulen invoking Dutch authority over Palembang, yet this does not erase Palembang’s status. An October 13 1818 Batavia letter notes Depuides sent to Sumatra to seize Pading, but Bates refused until Java agrees to a 150000 dallars debt.
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Flanders Mall
Staelf
Thomas Stamford RaMes
Batavia
T.S. Raffles
Bencouleu
Java
Palembang
Palumbang
Depuides
Sumatra
Pading
Bates
Bencoolen
Insolvent Debtors Act Duration Confusion
Fragmentary notice explains the Insolvent Debtors Act and its duration under the 54 Geo. III statute. It notes the act continues in force until November 1, 1861, or the end of Parliament’s next session, but the garbled text makes exact dates unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevener
Ube
Fragmented OCR Notice on Historical Governance Debates
The readable text sketches a disjointed historical discussion involving committees, manufacturers, and treaties. It references a grand speech by a ruler, with mentions of Prussia and Dutch affairs, and notes on governance, law, and citizenship within a long, ceremonial proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giating
Scueet
Prussia
Tia
Liv Netherhanday
Edinburgh Writer Describes New York Passage and Trade
The letter recounts a voyage from Edinburgh to New York, noting impressions of Sandy Hook, Hudson River, and urban sights. It describes prices and living costs, wages for trades, and contrasts American labor mobility with a bleak soil landscape, along with opinions on Yankee character and national fortunes.
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Atitutioty-Setich
Vnat
Welpeley
Earl of
Dundon Paper
Thic
Varviris
Sidah
VerViers
Thachne
Wothman
Hel
Liege
Bigod
Smw
New York
Clyde
Indsramen
Sandy Hook
Sahar
Hudson's River
Hogk
Glasgow
Mit-Wrights
Hicks
Caudimmaberee
Charlston
Savannah
New
Orleane
Ely
Abdi
Ureigigra
Frau Bhayens
Meng
Mer
Yankie
Hin
Hilshed
Jybich
Washington
Teltows
Kk Fopenna
Seot
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Wen
Be AN
Conmiltes
Fitzgerald
Onslow
Ommanney
Emen
Seranen
Fom
House OF ‘Lords
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Mandérs
Ceeseia
Portugal
House OF Commons
Irda
Palmier Y Preventel
Eas
Cork
Bin
Hants
Gibraltar
Gene
Exis
Fr. Tierney
Mr. J
Dublin Castle
Chamberlain's Office
Fiearle
St.Mecelencies
Ath
Treasury
R. Canal
Canal
the Dublin Journal
France
Faatce
Ther Pope
Rome
Francis
Court of the United States
Hay Mually
T. Raffles
Spain
Fnsdrrechion
Nesta
Orilery
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