Greek and Turkish Clash Near Bucharest Amid Retreats
Vienna reports from May 19 and 21 describe heavy fighting between Greeks and Turks near Galatz and Wallachia. Greek forces of about 3,000 cavalry and 9,000 Turks clash, with 800 Greeks retreating after significant casualties. Turks massacre Christians as combat ends. Further news from Bucharest notes Turkish detachments near the city and Greek leaders shoring defenses with 600 Bosgezt and allied troops marching to Cotroeni. A Greek religious standard is unveiled in Bucharest amid unrest, symbolizing vows to defend Christianity.
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Obiext
Porzochel
Ypailaviti
Ypailaviti Find It Proper To Write To ‘Vhoodore
Vhoodore
Controesny
Badseli
Prodam
Makedonsky
Hoadenra
Wallachia
Cotroeny
Hilarion
Canimar Sawa
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Irish and Scottish Parliaments Debates June 20 Update
The Lords allowed Lord Dovereal s claim for voting rights in Leid representative peers. A petition from Lord Darnley sought revision of bankrupt laws. Irish bills passed committees. Commons noted bank notes, Irish proclamations costs, and Irish exports. Mil ton petition urged faster mails. bank of Ireland and ordnance land bills passed third reading. Scottish malt bill second time. debate over English malt tax repeal and Scotland's exemption. Independence of Parliament discussed. Bristol petition for constitutional restoration presented. Claims of place-men and pensioners raised. Irish books bill criticized for haste. debate on female immolation and Indian governance touched on.
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Debates on burning rituals and foreign policy clash in parliament
Parliament probes forced female burnings and the role of government in reform. Discussions cover Native ignorance, missionary education, and policing burnings near Calcutta. officials debate interference and policy limits while considering a broader critique of allied powers and Napoleonic era governance.
Bank of Lind Dividend Notice for June 1821
The Bank of Lind declares a five percent dividend for the year ending June. The dividend will be paid to its former stockholders or their legal representatives on and after Monday, the 2nd day of July. Public notice lists the bank and date of distribution.
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BANK OF Lind@LAND
Tus Pro PR
Coronation postponement and early foreign notes from Dublin Journal
The Dublin Journal reports Thursday and Friday London mails with foreign news. The coronation is said to be postponed to August 12. In the Lords debate Sir J Mackintosh bills to soften punishment by death to hard labour and solitary confinement were rejected 17 to 37. The Holy Alliance moves by C Hutchinson failed in the Commons, then Stewart Wortley’s motion for Laybach circular was defeated by 54. Ages 53, Nore 113.
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Holy Alliance
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House of Commons
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Laybach
Nore
Emancipation Debate Stirring Catholic Aggregate Meeting
A discussion warns against a proposed aggregate meeting of Catholics to petition the king on emancipation. It urges moderates to curb agitators who would risk opposing factions and Protestant support, arguing the sovereign will act under advisers. It emphasizes loyalty during the sovereign’s Irish visit.
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Conwell
Shiel
Wveland
Population census in Ireland advances with detailed returns
The Ireland census begun last month progresses rapidly with precise, individuals and occupations recorded in every subdivision. It replaces the old aggregate method with a person by person, occupation by occupation returns enabling verification by random townlands and reducing chances of error.
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Yrate
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