Printing and grant allocations for colonial establishments and journals
A parliamentary session discusses terms held out to grants and the grants received for colonial civil establishments in New Brunswick Newfoundland Bahamas Cape Breton Dominica and related offices. Mixed resolutions follow on printing costs for the Journals House of Commons and Peers and other public documents with debates on economy, salaries, lunatics care, prosecutions, and the vaccination establishment. A separate note reports on Algiers massacre rumors and insurrection fears in Yorkshire with arrests and magistrate inquiries.
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New Brunswick
Newfoundland
St John’s
Prince Edward's Tet Land
Cape. Breton
North America
Dominica
Arbuthnot
House of Peers
House of Commons
Canmons
Snesoma
Moon
Calais
George Naylor
Tor Town
Algiers
Dey
Amere
Drover
Munich
Nicholas
Petersburgh
Herlin
Rostercitry
Stutgard
Paris
Watson
New York
Liverpool
Leeds Mercury
West Riding of Yorkshire
Dewsbury
Went Rivling
Yorkshire
Byng
Horn Hill-Iees
Wakefield
Francis Lindley Wood
Benjamin Dealtry
Secretary of State
Home Department
Peron
Debated bill third reading on national finances and distress
In Parliament on June 10 Lord Liverpool urged gathering better data before the third reading of the bill, while Lord Lauderdale blamed ministers for delayed consideration. The house adjourned after the reading. In Commons, J Smith moved a select committee on bankrupt laws. Prottestey favored delay, Ondow and Grenfell urged immediate inquiry, Newport pressed Ireland’s law revision. Petitions from Wexford, Cork, Belfast urged bankruptcy law revision as the session closed.
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Lord Liverpool
Lord Lauderdale
J. Smith
Guildhall
Prottestey
Serjeant Ondow
Grenfell
J. Newport
Ireland
J. Sith
Finlay
Sir J. Newport
Wagerford
Cork
Belfast
Tees
Letters From Marseilles Mention European Consuls Massacre
A French papers report an intercepted letter from Marseilles stating that European consuls in Algiers were executed by order of the Dey, with France Denmark Sweden and Spain spared. The letters imply a massacre along the Algiers coast and include details from Lloyd's Coffee House and local correspondence.
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Esterlay
Marseiles
Algiers
France
Denmark
Sweden
Spain
Dey
Lloyd's Coffee-House
Doren
Jove
Reports on Algiers Sacrilege Rumor and European Grain Shortage
London dispatches from June report that Marseilles merchants credit rumors of the Algiers massacre via Barcelona and Cadiz. Breach of grain supply provokes price controls in French towns. authorities blamed for harvest prospects. British ambassadors plan court visits. Lord Stewart to London by June 2. Additional notes cover Swedish police reform, English couriers to Brussels, and late Rio de Janeiro insurrection chatter.
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Paris
Marséilles
Sydney Smith
Algiers
Barcelona
Marseilles
Bremen
Cadiz
Albiers
Tunis
Tripoli
Arias
France
Lord Stewart
London
St. Petersburgh
Sweden
Brussels
Calais
Dover
George Naylor
Mwn
Cheaterfield
Falmouth
Rio Janeiro
Bahia
Brazils
Lloyd’s
Chesterfield
Pernambuco
Rio
de Roy
Cabras
Prorigates
Pscket
Artic
Revolt in Pernambuco Threatens Brazil War Effort
A French report explains a large royalist mobilization in Brazil with 27 000 troops under General Rego and 6 000 more with Bahia, ready for embarkation. Proclamations, arrests, executions, and unrest spread through Pernambuco as officers and monks face coercion and crowds fear revolt and slave unrest.
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Rego
Bahia
Batia
Pérnaimbuco
Para
Marigoan
Brazil
Lisbon
Pernambuco
Marcu
Ar Raat
Maxcy
Military Commission
Sergipe
Babia
Bragua
Dublin Journal expands to twenty columns and pledges independence
The Dublin Journal announces a size increase to a twenty column paper and reaffirms its independence from parties. It credits past editorials for calm public discourse and promises continued accuracy, fair deductions, and liberal tolerance for differing viewpoints while noting an update to an Evening Print with latest post office timing.
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Dublin Journal
Girrann
Dublin Journal Notes Foreign Papers Arrive
The Dublin Journal reports the London Journal of Tuesday has arrived with French Belgian and other foreign papers of recent dates noting Portugal affairs at home and abroad.
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London Journal
Portugal
Conspiracy fears shadow Brazil Portugal Royal Plot
The piece outlines a Lisbon plot to shift the Portuguese crown to a young Duke and Brazil’s influence, noting European and American tensions in Portugal and the risk of bloodless revolution. It highlights a Bahia monk’s execution, a fugitive general seeking sanctuary, and looming European power diplomacy over Buenos Aires.
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Republica
Canpavar
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Spain
Portugal
House of Banganza
Europe
Lisbon
Brazils
Bahia
Pernambuco
Military Commission
Hamburgh
Buenos Ayres
Vienna
Monte Videaa
Austria
Great Britain
European Association
State of the Country from the Provincial Papers
From the Provincial Papers an array of Ireland related notes discuss subsistence, speculative stocks, and potential price movement. The piece notes artificial scarcity, urges stores to open to meet demand, and mentions Dublin prices and public works employment. It reports on London politics, Habeas Corpus debates, and London market grain pricing alongside coal mine discoveries near the Giant's Causeway and Port Gannoge with details on pits, coal quality, and an injury.
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Ireland
Armagh
Dublin
Dunleary
Tapbaur
Port Gauneye
Theneg
Port Noffer
Cnal
Port Gasnege
Port Gannage
John Cain
Houston
Coleraine
Dunleary Harbour Labour Aims Amid National Distress
A fragment from a 19th century piece argues the main objective at Dunleary Harbour is to employ the labouring poor. It notes the country’s distress stems from unemployment and hardship affecting daily life and workers.
The Theatre Benefit Night for Local Players
Mrs Lazenby appears to the Public this Evening with strong merit and expected remuneration. Mr Younger, a deserving candidate for public patronage, presents a claim for support on his Benefit Night. An admirable bill and the actor’s amiable private life are noted as reasons for public esteem and reward.
Dublin corn market eases as rain depresses demand
Weather improves then heavy rain dampens grain trade causing dull demand across Wheat Flour and American Flour markets. Prices slide with Wheat from 4 0 5 to 9 9 6, Flour from 5 0 8 to 5 per cent, American Flour 9 4 4 to 9 8 s per barrel, sugar and other prices noted. bread duties and pricing changes expected next week under the Quartern Law.
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Dublin
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