Trade Order in Council for Nova Scotia imports and exports
The London Gazette reports an Order in Council under an Act of the present Session authorizing British built vessels or those of friendly states to import goods including provisions, cattle, and tobacco through St John and Halifax, with conditions that imported articles are of the country of their vessel and exports limited to UK or colonies, not to foreign ports.
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London Gazette
St. John's
New Beanswick
Halas
Nova Scotia
United Kingdom
Bis Majety
West Indies
Saut
Imperial Parliament Adopts Bills and Debates Universal Suffrage
Royal Assent granted to ten Bills including tax and militia measures. Westchester householders petition for universal suffrage and annual parliaments rejected as Parliament adjourns after debating the Alien Bill and Education of the Poor amendments.
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Trish
Trish Bank
Lord King
Westchester
Lord Holland
Earl of Rosspys
Irish Fisheries Bill debate and slave trade treaty notes
In the House of Commons committee, a resolution on Irish fisheries was adopted and Peel introduced a bill for its execution. Additional bills on bankrupt laws and Chancery practice in Ireland were read a first time. A Westminster petition for annual parliaments and universal suffrage was ordered to lie on the table. Debates touched on the Netherlands treaty related to the slave trade and petitions regarding Spaniards' treatment, with discussion of diplomatic protections and the case of Correia.
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Peel
J. Smith
Court of Chancery
Ireland
Alderman Wood
Westminster
Peet
Lord Castlereagh
Netherlands
Radts
Spin
Portugal
Mediterranean
North Seas
Beas
Apso
General Association
Regency Act Amendment Bill debate and motions heard
Members discuss the Regency Act Amendment Bill with speeches on royal trust, council appointments, and implications if the monarch or Regent dies. They consider parliamentary continuity, elections, and execution of duties, then move to a second reading and commit. The Slave Trade Offences Bill clears third reading and passes.
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Brougieam
Ferdinand
London
Middlesex
Eagland
Wales
Uy House
Thole
Mn Tierney
Lear
Canning
London Journal notes on European affairs and diplomacy
The Dublin Journal reports French Dutch papers to the 30th alt. Nomination of the Duke of Sussex Lord Hottanp and Sir Justin Banks as honorary Academy of Dijon members. Noel Lecointre banishment case ends in transportation. Cassation rejects appeal. Duke of Kent travels Frankfurt Cobourg. France Prussia debt liquidation pact ratified. Wellington inspects Dutch frontier fortresses. Prussia allows a Naumburg fair December 1 for eighteen days. contested Corlentz promises revisited with sharp rebuke.
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London
Duke of Sussex
Lord Hottanp
Justin Banks
Academy of Dijon
Noel Lecointre
Court of Cassation
Duke of Kent
Frankfort
Cobourg
Brussels
Duke of Wellington
Netherlands
Prussia
Leipsic
Naumburgh
Saale
Dresden
Germany
Tar Deuszi
Corlentz
Cleves Petition Calls for Representative System and Abolition of Feudality
The Cleves inhabitants petition for Representative Constitutions and an end to feudal institutions, arguing rulers must adapt to the progress of the age and avoid revolution. They stress nonpartisan duty to posterity and urge monarchs to embrace pacific reforms for Europe’s stability. Also notes Spanish letters from Cadiz dated March 22 describe Monrtre wounded, Le Torre taking command at San Juan de las Moras, and Lorey at Fortin.
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Cleves
Europe
Prussia
Spain
la Guayra
Cadiz
Monrtre
Valencia
le Torre
San Juan de Las Moras
Lorey
Fortin
Rev Hayes and Catholic Board Proceedings Clarified
Report notes a single miswording implying disrespect by Mr O Coss Nelltoward Rev Hayes. It states Mr O Ce expressed regret at selecting a Priest as Delegate and explains a compositor error. It praises Mr Waves for Rome conduct and notes subscription funds quickly covering debts of the Reverend Gentleman.
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Catholic Board
Monty
O'Coss
Waves
Rome
Ireland
English Funds and Dublin Theatre Outrage Prompt Debate
A London private letter reports a broad transfer of 8 percent and related securities into new 4 percent stock, with large sums moved to stabilize debt and revenue. In Dublin Crow Street, the theatre scene collapses as actors miss performances due to illness, provoking public outrage and calls to curb monopolistic practices and political interference by the government and drama friends.
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Chan
Stockh Exchange
Red Run
Crow-street
Bellamira
Friends of Te Drama
Corous
Paim
Wittell
Dingrace
Mr. Jones
London letters recount arrivals and Napoleonic debate
The London letters mention further arrivals from the East Indies and generally favorable prospects. Lord Hastings faces betrayal and offers to mediate, with his plans likely to overcome opposition. St Teleua reports on March 28, noting Bonaparte remains healthy and involved in courtly affairs amid ongoing intrigue. A fuller report on General Plains motion debate follows.
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London
Tran
Lord Hastings
St. Teleua
Bonaparte
Parliamentary Report From Tuesday House Proceedings
A fragmentary report covers Tuesday actions in both Houses, noting the second reading of the Trade Regulation Bill and third reading of the Education of the Poor Bill. Petitions from English towns on alien acts and Habeas Corpus are laid on the table, with debate on parliamentary reform and annual parliaments. Sir F Burdett urges constitutional principles, cites throne speeches, and argues for ballots over open elections. Left sitting.
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Hata
Lonius- Thesday
England
Stdmouthe Tuowscht
Tle Nerest
Lotio Grey
Holland
Sittin House OF Commons
F. Burdett
Tendy
Lord Cochrane
House of Commons
Leeds
Bridghtown
Portsmouth
Universabl
Thore
Meaders Do Partaneul
Fortescue
Charles de Firat
Charley the
Duke of Richmond
Sharman
Fox
Indian News From Bombay Reports Mopla War Fall of Poonah
Bombay dispatches describe the North Nerbudda campaigns against the Mahrattas led by Sir John Malcolm and Sir Maurice, with Houkar’s army broken at Mahidpoor. Scindia remains quiet, while Hastings advances toward Sunaree. Berar mercenaries flee, Doveton defeats Rajah Derar forces, and Naghiore returns to British control. Prisawa pursues Meuthih, Meurithh movement nears, and Curnilla fortress secures Bombay Poonah link as Poonah’s defense tightens.
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Lens
Bombay
Morksa
Muaheid
Jd. Malcolm
Tanpoora
Chombal
Houkar
Maheidpoor
Mauceam
ScripiAtt
Scindiar
Hastings
Dias Mon Hammed Fiad
Nerbuidda
Sketoo
Doveton
Derar
Ragan
Naypore
Berar
Nerbudda
Hardyman
Adams
Soane
Rewah
Naghiore
Poonah
Smkh
Sungumneer
Prrishwa
Marsalabad
Meutiteh
Kistoa
Poona
Fultoon
Neira
Curnilla
Marriage of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
The marriage took place in the English Church on Monday after the Queen prevented an earlier ceremony. Attendees included the Queen's Chamberlain, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Liverpool, Viscount Sidmouth, Viscount Castlereagh, the Bishop of London, and numerous nobles. The wedding was planned for five, later two, with private aims to spare the Queen fatigue. The Duke wore a Field Marshal's uniform. the Duchess in Brussels lace and diamonds. The Archbishop of Canterbury could not attend due to timing and license issues.
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Duchess OF
Cambridge
Duchess of Cambridge
Caoterbury
London
Earl of Liverpool
Prine Mister
Viscount Sidmouth
Howe Department
Viscount Castlereagh
Duke of Clarence
York
Yuencam
Gloucenter
Sophia of
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Castlereaghe
Correia
Brougilam
Madrid
Biehalf
Thorn
Gibraltar
Castlemergil
the Dublin Journal
MR. Hayes
Lion
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