Debates Over Conti nuation of Martial Law In Parliament
Debates sharpen over extending the suspension of habeas corpus and the mutiny act with Castlereagh opposing rigid deadlines while Sir J Newport presses for a December limit. Critics warn of central power and suggest safeguards, amid fears of unrest and possible early dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle
Oliver
Reynoldy
John Newyorth
Lord Castlereagh
Baronet
Right
J. Newport
C. W. Wynn
Bathorse
W. Burroughs
Home Department
America
Lancashire
Derbyshire
Noninghamshire
Leicestershire
Yorkshire
Birmingham
Stockport
John Newport
Lord Althorp
W. Smith
Sir W. Burroughs
Mr. Wyhn
Castlereagh
Gurney
Gen. Gascoigne
Sir J. Newport
Douglas
Scotland
Lord Folkstone
Samuel Romilly
Onco
W. Burs Troughs
Messare
Brougham
Ponsonby
Canning
Paris Papers Report Corn Declines and Ample Harvest Hopes
The Paris Papers note continued corn price declines with reductions of 14 and 10 francs at Paris and other towns, signaling a likely plentiful harvest and restored tranquillity. French Funds also fell sharply, while Spain faces prospects of amnesty amid political upheaval. A Leeward Island Mail letter reports ships sailing toward Marguerita with 4500 troops. Down Facwanoe notes grain markets abundant but prices nominal due to weak demand.
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London
Paris
France
Lyons
Auxonne
Colmar
Strasburgh
Spain
Leeward Island
la. Thomas's
la Guira
Cadiz
Prussia Bars Emigrant Passages Amid Global News
London dispatch reports Prussia forbids emigrants to America without passports signed by the Prussian legation. Other items note inventory orders in Württemberg, arson fears in the Netherlands, and a hopeful harvest. Paris and Havana news detail currency pressures, yellow fever, and prison detentions. Corn prices stay dull in Dublin markets as faith in stability grows.
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London
Flanders
Prussia
America
Prusania
Brates
Wurtemburg
Netherlanda
Netherlands
Paris
Second Enron of this Paper Publishes on Daily Print
A second Enron of this paper appears on its respective days, delivering intelligence to the latest moment the Post Office can receive an Evening Print.
Suppression plan for street beggars debated in Dublin
The committee at the Mansion-house will meet today to craft a practical scheme to curb street begging in the metropolis. Reports describe wandering impostors using disguises to solicit alms, with one lame man crimping four shillings. The public grows weary of the scam while Parliament is expected to finish by the 12th of next month.
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Russia
Poland
Lisbon
Garar
London
Barrack-Street
Maotion House
Mayan
Lie
Limerick
Dublin
Trial of Afr George Wickey in forged ward case
The piece reports a Saturday trial for George Wickey amid forged ward charges. It mentions verdicts, court actions, and references to merited sentences as part of a broader foreign and domestic affairs summary. The narrative also covers Malta public service shifts, Abelard and Eloisa remains, and various political proclamations and naval intelligence updates.
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Afr
George Wickey
Brussels
Paris
Belgic
Evione
Fonide Isles
Thow Maitland
Malta
Patrick Start
Abelard
Eloisa
St. Gettunin
We Fields
Pere da Chaise
Portugal
Bavaria
Dusseldorff
Munich
Grand Duchy of
Erg
J. Diez
Prussia
Germany
Berlin
Catramaito
Tonian Isles
Constantinople
Porte
Gottenburg
Voydestrom
Frederick
Stockholm
Buenos Ayres
Elbe
Tiikingen
Ol Aniality
Warfarr
Admiralty Wharf
Willians
Bow Ureet
London
Derby
James Boakin
William Chiffa
Bow Street
Secretary of State's Office
Home Department
Viscounts Sidmouth and
Castlereagh
Sor N. Conant
Leeds
Lavender
Mr. Adkin
Goveror
House of Corrections
George Robinson
Rowland Lardy
James Bowen
Wilian Bradwell
James, Wilkean
Thomas Welstenholme
Sheffield
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Lord Caistlereagh
V. Fitzgerald
Blake
F, Flood
Borchsitt
Buters
Bouren
Charlestown
Havannah
Consulado
Chasseur
Havannahead
Gore
Saracen
Brazils
Balrimeye
Brazil
The
Europe
Frankfort
Haron de Gaokhn
Switzerland
Law of Nations
Josxix
Gallic
Lododerica
Denmark
Aarquoar
Treasury
Grand Canal Loan
Grand Canals
Stevens Maser
Royal Canal
Gopar
Gov. Security
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