Windsor Establishment Debates and Proposals in Parliament
A fragmentary report covers intense discussion in Parliament on the speech from the throne and questions of Catholic rights, public credit, and the Bank paper system. Ministers face inquiry into measures affecting the Crown and external policy, amid calls for fiscal clarity and governance. A marriage notice accompanies the political items, noting a ceremony at St Ann's Church.
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Thal
Tie Mapenty
Aris
Gtele
Sidmoath
Bate
Brightoe
Vidgiuth
Mary Tor
Calleen
Ireland
Europe
Parliamant
Hip 3
Thaly Upisues
Lcg
Areny
Envatryt
Glv
Windsor
Fierney
Ion
Journal on Parliament Debates and South American News
The report covers parliamentary debates led by Mr Brownlow and Mr Peel on the Regent's Speech, with remarks on the Slave Trade and Catholic emancipation. It later discusses Lord Cochrane's actions in the West Indies, Danish co‑operation, privateering, and preparations for campaigns against Cumana, along with Brion and Paez's forces, and fleet movements from Margarita and Trinidad.
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Brownlow
Commons
W. Peel
Earl Warwick
Lord Saltown
M‘danali
Bir H. Parnell
George Sinclair
M. Thé. Hoses
Eart
Liverpool
Yeo Bank
Miniatere
Atbaab
Wanito
South America
Wta
Wimper
Artival
Mlord
Cochrane
Testi
Nowinbde
Brion
Margerita
Lord Cochrane
Juan Grilgo
Oronoco
Cumana
Harmony
Margarita
Paez
St. Thomas
Trinidad
Menon
St. Thomas's
Porto Cabello
Vernidad
Sir Thomas
Lord Cochrane Haa
Hax Hot
West Indies
London
French coronation set for May third in Louis XVIII era
Paris papers report the coronation of Louis XVIII is fixed for May 3, a day to be remembered as his return to France in 1814. A king issued a circular urging observance of Louis XVI martyrdom anniversary. Reports deny any Concordat suspension with the Holy See. General Exceflmans may return to France. Gen. Sarrasen bigamy trial set for the 2oth. Haitian squadron reportedly captured American vessels near Baltimore and fired on them.
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France
Paris
Columons
Louis XVIII
Louie XVI
Holy See
Exceflmans
Sarrasen
Haytisqeadron
Baltimore
Death of the Queen of Wurtemberg in 1916
The second edition reports the sudden death of Queen consort of Württemberg after rheumatic fever and facial erysipelas caused apoplexy. The King grieves deeply. Born May 22 1788, she married first to the Prince of Oldenburg, widowed in 1812, accompanied Emperor Alexander in 1814, bore two daughters and two sons. Prince Paul, King’s brother, is presumptive heir. Further details appearing in French papers.
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Prings
Holstein Oldenbourg
Pesce
Eesperor
Alexander
England
United States immigration and senate actions described
The text notes American Prints acknowledged to the 28th ultimo and discusses reactions to Arbuthnot and Aminister. It highlights depictions of General Jackson, comparisons to Governor Wall, and reports on emigrants' sufferings in the Middle Passage with high mortality. A House bill seeks passenger limits and Illinois land offers for Irish emigrants were rejected. Senate actions include army reduction talk, Albania territory constitutional plans, and states admission discussions increasing the Union to twenty two states.
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Arbuthnot
Aminister Fa
General Jackson
Governor Wall
Old Bailey
Africa
Europe
United Seates
Antwerp
Texel
Philadelphia
House of Representatives
Illinois
Williams
Senate
Albania
Prussia's Free Constitution Debate Draws Public Interest
Discussion of a promised liberal constitution in Prussia spreads across Berlin and major towns. Ministers reportedly favor liberal ideas yet motives remain questioned as the king delays fulfillment and no formal steps are taken to measure popular sentiment on this vital issue.
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Berlin
Pragaia
London Paper Reports Plan to Consolidate Customs Acts
The London paper notes Mullistere contemplates repealing current Customs and Excise Acts to consolidate them into a single general Act. It cites losses and confusion in commerce due to contradictory clauses in amended laws and predicts relief for merchants once enacted.
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London
Weidnesday
Mullistere
House of Commons developments drag on with petitions
Debates fill the Friday sitting as Mr Canning and others push petitions and motions. Proposals extend royal commissions, limit private bills, and set committees for the session. Shifting topics include Corn Law reform, debt recovery, and potential extensions of fiscal powers.
Fashion and scandal ripple through late era theater and trade
Fragmentary notes recount fashion figures touring courts and a London social scene, alongside market reports from the Corn Exchange and Liverpool with fluctuating prices for wheat, barley, and oats. Names of lords, places and dates anchor the scattered text amid economic details.
A St Patrick Era Levee in Dublin Topics
A historical notice from Dublin announces a Patrick’s Day levee on the eleventh of March at four o clock, with gentlemen and ladies in attendance. It references a social event celebrating Ireland’s manufactures and a formal evening program. Excellencies Pertieater presides over the gathering with feathers and formal attire.
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Dublin
Bali
ST. Patrick
Ireland
Sale of lands in Monaghan court decree 1819 notice
The Irish court order dated January 8 1819 sets February 8 at 1 pm for landing and sale of Ketfe Creeve Corluskining and related lands in Monaghan held by defendants in a title action. Information available from solicitor George Crozier at Dominick Street Dublin. rentals may be obtained.
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Cheon
Chambery
Quay
Cdia
Toler
Land of
Ketfe
Creeve Corluskining
Carloskedenny
Corlosledumnay
Kitmemaddy
Kingorg
Avillreagh
Clontibeit
Clontilria
Monaghan
Thomas Belis
George Crozier
Dominick Street
Dublin
Lloyds Anand Transparent Orreny Tonight and This Week
A late historic notice advertises Lloyds Anand Transparent Orreny sessions in London this evening and throughout the week. It lists evening start times, a general treatise program, and accompanying celestial changes by The Celestina. Admission details note door prices and viewing on select days with event attendance guiding morning lectures.
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Lloyd's Anand
Lundoo
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Corn Exchange
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Triet
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Bertie
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