Debates over Bill on colonial policy and neutrality
In heated exchange Lord Castlereagh and others challenge the bill as a step toward arbitrary government. They discuss Trinidad’s constitution, Governor Woodford’s actions, neutrality in Spain, and how the measure could affect courts and exports to South America and Cuba. The discussion covers printing the bill in Spanish, amendments, and potential re-commitment.
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Pitt
Jast
Apgh
Lord Castreneach
Hans Geist
Trinidad
Woodford
Lord Castereigh
Lord Castlereagh
Isla
Insurgenta
Spain
M. W. Ripvey
Gooxsurn
Baronet
Anster Ode
Alderman Wakaman
Ord Mitton
Castiguxnca
Mn J. P. Grant
M. W. Rivecy
Brovonam
Buoughas
Sorteiron Gengrac
Dexa
Scotland
Dublin
Westminster
Gny Place
Edinburgh
South America
Lord Casthengagy
Cuba
Old Spain
West
West Indier
Brovcusm
Cales
Neutrality debates in parliament over Spain and arms
In a heated session, MPs clash over neutrality and Orders in Council. Lord Castlereagh and others argue the government tolerates arms for Spain while restricting other parties, with motions to alter readings and debates postponed to Wednesday. A writ for Dorchester and a treaty request are also noted.
Thomas Allis Case Details Sought by Plaintiff’s Solicitor
Thomas Allis case details available from John Gamble Dawson solicitor at No 4 Gardiner's Place. The notice directs interested parties to apply for particulars regarding the title.
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Thomas Allis
John Gamble Dawson
Gardiner
Duels at Gibraltar Prompt Dublin Journal Clarification
The Dublin Journal refers to the May 1 issue for a report on duels at Gibraltar between United States squadron officers and the 64th regiment. It notes reliance on a Gibraltar correspondent and mentions an Observer publication from the 67th regiment, asserting a defense while stressing commitment to truth despite pro-British bias.
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67Th Regiment
Observer
Dustin JouaNnal
Swift and Faulxnet in Dublin Journal writings
The Dublin Journal legend of Dean Swift is revisited with an unpublished manuscript found in WinLlam Shan Mason’s collection. The MS, penned by Swift, includes witty prose and verse and promises extracts in a future issue, noting Swift’s influence on the journal’s fame.
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Dean Swift
George Faulxnet
Dublin Journal
Swirt
WinLlam Shan Mason
Ireland
British Naval Movements Reach Cumana Amid Caribbean Skirmishes
Reports from Laguyra via St Thomas describe a seven vessel war convoy and three transports sailing to supply Cumana. Dispatches from Chagues detail Morino’s April action with 400 Independent troops, many English, where most were killed or captured. Trinidad notes 2000 Europeans and 3000 Creoles assembling near Margarita, with sieges at Cumana and Barcelona pending reinforcements from Cadiz and news of Bolivar and Paez in retreat toward Carabobo.
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Laguyra
St. Thomas’s
Cumana
Chagues
Apure
Morino
Paez
Pazz
Fom
Aranca
Morates
Moniixo
Paiz
Trinidad
Orinoko
Angostura
Fly
Tomkinson
Margariita
Hutzler
Mamburgh
Council of War
Barcelona
la Gaoyra
Caraccas
Henrietta
Captaii Tomkinson
Towkinson
Cadig
Augoslora
Mogdonia
Murillo
Port Cabello
Gomez
Margarita
Morillo
Congress
Bagitah Are Quite At Home With It ; and General Bolivar
Jr. Zez
General Bolivar
Cape of Good Hope Advices Rise to March End
Reports from the Cape of Good Hope through March describe a proclamation of martial law in districts where rebellious Kaffer depredations continued. A later note suggests raiders may be subdued or driven across frontiers, with the insurrection initially led by three chiefs named Saworg Congo and Lyk.
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Cape
Good Hope
Cape Town
Ute Zork
Saworg
Congo
Niv Lyk
Histay Keeps Peaceful Resolve Amid Cape Frontier Tensions
The most powerful chief Histay remained calm during attacks and urged calm to Gov Duartes Somersett. Rebels hid in woods as a strong force moved to quell them. shortages of wheat forced a stock return order. Reports from Grahams Town note heavy rains, marauders dispersed, and Hinza seeks friendly terms with Gaika, while frontier reinforcements arrive and colonial officials seek calm and discipline.
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Histay
Cape
Duartes Somersett
Cape Towns
Graeham
Albany
Zoreveld
Sampir
Calfreland
Catca
Tromfer
Hermano
Samain
Coveo
Jynx
Hinza
Cailfre
Kieskamma
Gaika
Hiv
Gatwa
Graham's
Frace
Graaff-Reyoet
Graham's Town
George District
Borna
Ulitecharge
Tolbagh
van der Menive
Swellendam
Linps
Sellenbosch
D. van Reken
van Nigxusx
Wit Ianing
Algo Bay
Altenhage
Zureveld
Zuagga Plains
Sunday Rivers
Insurrection in Ceylon Subdued. Governor Returns in Triumph
Advices from Ceylon dated July 20 report the insurrection subsided, the Governor returning to Colombo from Candyan territories. Civil and military servants of the presidency and nearly all inhabitants welcomed the end of hostilities with demonstrations of joy. A triumphal arch was erected to mark the occasion, and the garrison troops surrounded it.
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Ceylon
Columbo
Candyan
Presidency
France Budget Debates Highlight French Naval and Financial Moves
Paris reports on the upcoming royal move to St. Cloud tied to health rumors of the king. In the Chamber of Deputies M de Vitreque urged restoring Hayti to its constitutional dynasty while cautions on delicate negotiations with St Dowdringo emerged. The Ways and Means Committee projected 892 million francs produce with 889 million needed for public service, aiming to reduce floating debt by 17.6 million. Debate adjourned. Tuesday's session continued without division at 45.2 million francs. The Finance Budget totalling 297 million francs was examined with proposed cuts led by M Benjain Constant and M de Councetres amid praise for the army. further consideration delayed.
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Chamber of Deputies
M.de Vitreque
Kingdom
Hayti
Comittee of Ways and Means
Ways and Means
M. Benjamix Constant
M. de Councetres
Sweden and Gustavas Prince Disobedience Tale from 1819
In June 1819 a lettered summary from Stockholm and Pet ersburg discusses Prince Gustavas, son of Gustavus Adolphus, and his conflict with his father amid royal education, fealty, and suspicions of foreign influence. The piece cites the Russian ambassador’s departure, pacific journals, and a London editor’s reactions while urging caution against rumors of disloyalty and demotion.
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Gazette de France
Stockholm
Pederek
Sania
Budden
Ithaie
Ie Petersburgh
Pacis
Wenzinoroil
Sweden
Gost Avus
Tasnae
London
Prince Gustaves
Gustaves Avolphus
Gustafvan
Bey
Hades
Gustavus
Sach
Havnre
Siato
Laharpe
Alexander
Itis
Auatia
Guataeus
Bin
Ruglaod
Ranperois
Anish
Gustavag
Hasle
G. A. Gustafsson
The English Fonds and Stock Exchange Fluctuations
Friday's bank holiday left the Stock Exchange bustling with large business. Consols opened at 704 and later fell to 69} while Omnium moved from a 3 percent discount on Thursday to a 4 percent premium and then dipped to 4 percent discount. Prices remained volatile around 1 pm with speculative bets on two percent.
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Stock Exchange
Prsa
The New Taxes and Resolutions in Parliament
Official documents outline increased duties aimed at three million extra taxes. First section presents Resolutions approved by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the House of Commons last Wednesday, beginning with the fifth resolution. The prior four cover Loan and Lottery matters.
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House of Commons
Resolutions on Duties and Excise Taxes in 1819 to 1820
The document outlines measures to raise supply for the crown by adding to revenue from new or increased customs duties. It details excise duties on malt tobacco snuff tea coffee cocoa pepper and other items, specifies periods for duties in Great Britain and Ireland, and references continuation of duties and licenses for the year 1819 and beyond.
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Toreo
Souil
Great Britain
Bareley
Scotland
England
Ireland
Britain
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