Parliament Tees Portugal Defence and Subsidy Debate
The Lords debated continuing support for Portugal with a subsidy to fund Portuguese troops under Lord Wellington. Arguments cited military gains, Portuguese discipline, and strategic value to the Peninsular war. The motion, not objected to by most, passed with the agreed grant of up to two million, adjourned after remarks. The Commons then discussed church and Irish matters, with notices on bishops, soldiers’ dependents, and Irish laws before adjournment.
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Portugal
Prince Regen
Earl of Liverpool
Lord Wellington
Jormaly
Sayin Sina
France
Gausvenon
Deea
Mennsula
Vie Kart
Dauntey
Peninaula
House OF Commons
W. Powe
Ireland
W. Frrzcenace
Alice
CasthEaxada
Bheth
Spanish
Ouy
Cintra
Spain
Busaca
England
T. Tumrow
Lord Cochann
Torres Vedras
Badajos
Caldad Rodrigo
Cadiz
Irish Petition Seeks Bank Note Extension to Ireland
Lord Castisxzach presents a Coleraine and Belfast petition urging extension of the last Sessions rent and currency bill to Ireland. Secretary Power supports relief for the North amid gold currency hardship. Bill to renew the law with amendments and Irish inclusion planned after holidays.
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Castisxzach
Coleraine
Belfast
National Bank
C. Tey
Ireland
Aad
Gui- Neat
Powe
Apon
Bank of England
Reland
Lord Forkstron
Parliamentary Debate Over Bank Revival Probe and Note Legislation
The debate centers on a pledge against reviving the bank without investigating its officers. Speakers urge caution on making Bank notes a legal tender. Lords Casrenzadn and Folkestane explain positions while the House considers the bill, with some members not opposing its introduction but opposing its principles.
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Lord Casrenzadn
Lord Folkestane
Foreign Intelligence From French Papers No. 19th Instant
French journals yield sparse news with sharp focus on Spain and Italy. Reports claim insurgents routed at Altafulla near Tarragonas port with 1,800 lost plus two cannon. Madrid says Peniscola capitulation shows Spaniards loyal to sovereign and warns English influence. Russian commander Langeron reports armistice ended, Servia urged to resume war, Belgrade shaken. Turkey moves troops toward the Danube to renew campaigns.
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Meapnib
Altafulla
Tarrapond
Gener Reille
Catalonia
Montinol
Physician
Escalera
Yebenes
Madrid
Peniscola
Ianederstand
Valencia
Arragon
Catasoulay
Cadis
Spaviards
Englind
Spain
Hamovagu
Fae
Heligoland
Vienna
Conant Langeron
Belgrade
Evrace
Czerm Ceorpes
Adrianople
Danube
Cclor
Thefface
Las
War clouds gather as Russians Prussians and Swedes expected to strike Braue
Reports from Heligoland and other sources state a formal war declaration by Russia in concert with Prussia and Sweden against Braue is anticipated daily. Prussia allegedly fields 130,000 disciplined troops with allied powers adding strength as French officers in Mamburgh warn of a hard clash if rapid early moves fail. French divisions, including 10,000 troops, push toward the Polish frontiers while Eckmuhl garrison efforts and Danish troop movements around Mylacio reshape the balance of force.
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Heligoland
Hatioovano Manca
Fom
Vollingen
Braue
Prussia
Mamburgh
Bremency
Eckmuhl
Lamburg
Ates
Mylacio
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Meath
Commons
Soviin
Europe
Tarpagora
Spats
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