Population and governance debates in Buenos Aires province
A report discusses fiscal strain and debt in the province, with contrasts between Buenos Ayres and interior provinces. It analyzes the push for a federal or centralized government, the independence mood post revolution, and the impact on defense and governance. Also notes census figures for Buenos Aires and surrounding districts and lists appendices and documents on independence and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Feniaiehis
Gothe
Buenos Aires
Annes
Chili
Congress
WM Ue Congress
Deia
Spee
Aili‘pervieg
Barca
Buenos Ayres
Tucumen
Mendesa
Cuyo
Salis
American Intelligence and Military Budget Report
Washington reports the redaction of the standing army, with yearly military estimates exceeding eight and a half million dollars far surpassing naval costs. Plans suggest trimming to a single Major General, with possible direct reporting by Colonels, while garrisons remain in place. The Havana letters note Pensacola restoration and a new Spanish governor sending 200 men. Indiana tribal stipend progress, Creek population drop, and a bill to raise official salaries are mentioned along with a Baltimore telegram on a Spanish Main blockade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crawford
Military Department
Douare
Browne
Theo
Ust Washington
Mobile
Havana
Spain
Don Onis
Pensacola
Bon Maiane Calonja
St In
New York
Anazeta
Bank of Washington
Pennsylvania
Time
Tina Tims
Milledverille
Indiana
Fort Hawkins
Congress
Senate
State
Treasury
Baltimore
Curavan
Briony
Formal prorogation session of Imperial Parliament described
A formal meeting of both Houses, under the Great Seal, convened by command of the Prince Regent. The writ prorogued Parliament until January 4 next, with a strict order for attendance on January 14 to proceed on matters before the Commons and Lords. The Lords and Dyson led the Commons in the ceremonial early 19th century proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suit
Melville
Sidmonth
Commons
Dyson
C Iancutter
Royal
Vin
Theo Ron
Westiuimuter
Dublin Journal and London and French Papers Review
The Drogheda Address to Mr Grant is printed with a request to prune the lengthy article. London Journals and French papers arrive, noting changes in the French Ministry. The new ministry is seen as favorable to the Charter, though France remains volatile with potential upheaval ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drogheda
Mr. Grant
Changes of Ministry in France and crisis in Paris
The French administration led by Richelieu dissolved after a wave of resignations. New Cabinet offers failed as Villele and Lauriston demanded monarchial changes, prompting Richelieu to resign and Dessalles to take the premier post. Reports from Paris detail ministerial resignations, disputed electing laws, and mounting financial strains as parties clash over a durable order amid civil unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Richelieu
M. de Cazes
M. de Cases
Mjesty
Duke of Richelieu
M. Curier
Interior
M. Mollien
Treasury
Bonaparte
Finance
M. Simeon
Kingdom of
Westphalia
Justice
M. de Villele
Marine
Count Law of Lauriston
St. Petersburgh
Messrs. de Villsle
Law
Duke de Richelieu
Marquis Dessolles
Paris
Decemann
M.cuvier
England
Chamber of Deputies
Kingdom of Weatphalis
M.de Villele
Maurine
Count Law de Lacriaton
France
Petersburgt
Ministry of Police
M. Cuvier
M. M. Mollisa
Simeon
MM. de Villele
Lauriston
Wineway
Chamber of Peers
M. de Talleyrand
M. de ‘Tallyyrand
Te Conant de Jaucour
M. Fe Abbo Louly
Mimord
M. Angles
Palice
Aix-la-Chapelle
Count de Cazes
Ahuke
Ton
Monamre
M.ay Cares
Partic
Law de Lauriston
Villele
Duke de Richiten
Messrs
Muhlen
Femens
Ulera
Complex French political maneuvering dominates royal cabinet shifts
A detailed, fragmentary report describes Count de Cazes gaining ministerial power, royal favor, and restored public credit while tensions linger over ministerial alignments, philosophy, and potential constitutional changes. It notes factional rivalries, imagined plots, and the impact on policies and stability amid a shifting cabinet.
Royal Ordinances Naming French Ministers in 18th Century Decrees
The Moniteur reports royal decrees appointing Marquis Desolles as Minister Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and Sieur de Serre as Keeper of the Seals in justice, along with Cannt de Cazes and Baron Portal named to other state posts. Also notes suppression of police ministry and resignations prompting new appointees, including Duke de Rist and Duke de Richellon, to Privy Council roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis Dessalles
France
Department of Foreign Affairs
Council of Ministers
Sieur de Serre
Chamber of Deputies
Department of Justice
Count du Cazes
Department of the Interior
Baron Portal
Department of the Marine
Baron Louis
Finance Department
Ministry of Police
Duke of Richelieu
Count Mole
M. Koy
M. Laine
Privy Council
Paris
Duc de Richelieu
M. Roy
M. de Caves
Yoa
Armdre
Joe
Interior
M. Covier
Lauriston
Marine
M. de Villele
Beale M. Simeon
Count Moillen
M. Tournon
Eadepvartent
Liberal Party
Louis
M. de Cazes
M. de Javcovant
M. Lovta
Department of Finance
Department of Marine
Ux Follunes
Marquis Desolles
Tin Department of Foreign Affairs
Aid
Was Council of Ministers
Cannt de Cazes
Cones of
Deurer
Lenis
Duke de Rist
Duke de Richellon
Mrivy Council
Louis, &c
Mess
Laine Wod Roy
Louw
Dessolks
Six Twelfths Approved in Chamber Debates
In a Saturday sitting M Beugnot presented the Finance Committee report on provisional six twelfths of direct and indirect taxes and a 200 million franc contingent credit for current government expenses. The committee urged provisional collection and a contingency, with an amendment delaying indirect contributions to July 1. A Tuesday session confirmed the six twelfths and indirect taxes until a new Finance Law, and adopted the 200 million credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
M. Beugnot
France
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de Serre
Guisot
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Iate
Duke of
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Russia
Mr. P
Home Department
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Prince de Talleyrand
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de Richelieu
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