Manners Sutton Elected to High Office Amid Heavy Gifted Praise
The assembly honored Mr Manners Sutton with a formal election, Wynn receiving 812 votes to Sutton’s 132, a strong majority. Sutton showed deep emotion as he accepted the role, acknowledging his own limitations and promising to fulfill duties with the house’s indulgence. Lord Castlereagh congratulated him and moved to adjourn, which passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannera Sutton
Manners Sutton
W.W Wynn
Lord Castlereagh
Lords Debate on Peerage for Late Speaker and Prince Regent Message
Lord Liverpool presents royal peerage for the late Speaker of the Commons named Colchester and calls for consideration next Thursday. Lord Grey favors a Secret Committee to review papers. opposition argues against rushed action. House discusses Habeas Corpus suspension and extents bill with petitions from Belfast and Oxford University, Belfast, and Limerick. The Prince Regent’s message concerns Colchester peerage and royal thanks.
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Londs—Turaday
Lord Liverpool
Chancelter
House
Commons
Colchester
Dumonghwore Rose
Osory
Hollend
Liverpool
Lord Sidmorth
Oyal
Bedford
Lord Grey
Liverpool Ar Li
Earl
House OF Commons
Tufscat
House of Lords
Calcrwft
Castlereagh
Jordship
W. Snath
Crrwen
Mate
Tha
Belfast
Serjeant Onstow
University of Oxford
Lord Colchester
City of London
H. C. Coombe
Bay
City of Limerick
Viscount Gart
Charles Abbott
Yun
Lord Castlereagh
Ponsenty
Summer
Wynn
Bouve
Peel
Earl of Liverpool
Canning
Christ-church
Mr. Perl
Perl
Abbott
Oxford
Home Department
Lord Sidmouth
London
House of Lord
House of Common
Lord Grenville
Lord Redesdale
Lord Dolchester
Berzelius
University of Berlin
Prince Hegelt
Maitland
Ionian Islands
England
Bit
Paris Papers and Portuguese Plan to Send Princess Home
The Paris Moniteur reports an Hosal Ordonnance governing payment terms for the City of Par ia. Vienna dispatches note the Portuguese squadron commander seeks haste in the Princess Royal’s voyage to Brazil, with a Vienna ambassador pressed to speed departure under August winds. Moniteur also cites French soldiers’ pay concerns and bread supply issues across the realm.
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Paris
Paria
Vienna
Leghorn
Princess Royal of
Portugal
Leopoldine
Marquis de Marialva
France
Conspirator Randon Found Guilty in Bordelais Case
From the Civil List funds at his Majesty's disposal Wieirmeana grants an addition. Randon the Bordelais conspirator and five of his chief accomplices are capitally convicted. Eight are sentenced to fine and imprisonment with durations yet to be settled. Five have been acquitted.
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Wieirmeana
Cival
Randon
Bordelais
Drunsels
Lisle
Cambray
Spain
Portugal
Holy Table
Doung
Lausanne
Switzerland
Albert Gallatin
America
Parse
Oder
Alava
Netherlands
Duke of Wellington
Massenbach
Paul
Mizhe
Steele
Paris and world news from the London papers June 3
The latest Paris papers describe unrest on the right bank of the Rhine amid seditious speeches in Munich and a Bavarian troop response. Reports from Madras, Pernambuco, Venezuela, and Kutmandwo detail colonial conflicts, insurrections, and military movements. The British political scene notes Mr Mannera Sutton's election as Speaker, with Wynne as rival. local London updates include resignations and writs for elections and mayoral canvassing.
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Paris
Munich
Wade
Journal der Debets
Hamburgh Mail
Madras Gazette
Woditti
Ganjum
Kenledy
Pernambuco
Bahia
Martines
Venezuela
Patriota
Old
Guayana
Asarillo
Bolivar
Cwuliz
Morillo
Laasa
Nepaul
Kutmandwo
China
Mannera Sutton
Commons
Charles Wynne
Sutton
Wynne
St. Margaret's
Independent Dublin Journal expands to twenty pages
The Dublin Journal announces a size increase to a twenty page sheet, pledging independence from party tools and a focus on honest truth. It stresses support for the British Constitution, non invective reporting, and fair, fact-based coverage while noting past ties ended since July 1, 1816 and a rise in circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurraro
IRI6
Thal Sobbloue
Local Paper Plans Further Improvements and Gratitude
The article expresses continued confidence since last July in guiding conduct and aiming for favorable resale of labors. It thanks friends for liberal patronage and pledges that the present enlargement is part of a series of improvements to earn ongoing approval.
Fourth Edition Update Brings Latest Post Office News
A brief notice states the paper’s fourth edition is published on the respective days, delivering the latest intelligence the Post Office can receive for evening prints.
Distressed Europe Warns of War Wreckage Across Nations
The Dublin Journal reprints a Leipsic report on Germanys trade collapse and continental distress from war. It warns that European poverty spreads, reducing demand for British manufactures and forcing layoffs while governments strain finances and tax receipts falter. A call to collective effort follows with hope the state can survive the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipsic
Germany
Britain
Spanish America
England
Europe
South America
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Protheroe
Hisbun
M. Smith
E. Christian Comba
Loudoun
Wiliam Curtis
Waithman
Alderman Birch
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Treasury Billa
Royal Canal
Gov. Security
Dublin
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