Irish courts of justice bill and mutiny measures reviewed
In Parliament Mr Broapen and others urged Irish courts of justice and sugar duties bills while Lord Rolle presented East India Company petition and Roman Catholic concessions. Sir Sheffield postponed third reading of Spring Guns Bill and withdrew the garden theft bill. Bishop of Exeter presented clergy petition against Roman Catholic concessions. Mutiny Bill committed and reported. Marine Mutiny Bill passed Committee. Lord Chancellor introduced a brief bill to prevent stealing in gardens. Carriers of Drogheda petition to be placed on same footing as national carriers. Adjourned.
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Broapen
Commons
Irish Courts of Justice
Rolle
Corporation of
Eaeter
Siffield
Huskisson Aaitt
Europe
Brazile
Domingo
South America
Colon
America
Great Britain
Glasgow
Liverpool
Boone
Ireland
England
Dreland
North American
Ulster Canal Bill and West India trade debate in Commons
In the House of Commons discussion, CHICHESTER moves to introduce the Ulster Canal Company bill to link Blackwater in Fermanagh to Lough Neagh in Armagh. Bills for Atlantic Canal, Irish Mine, Dublin Gas, Land Draining, and Irish Provincial Banker are read. A supply committee considers 160,000 for civil contingencies. debate covers ambassadorial costs, Dutch and French missions, and reform of colonial trade including freer commerce with America and West Indies, warehousing, duties, and slave estate issues at Berbice. The session emphasizes changing colonial policy, reciprocal trade, and potential reductions in overseas expenditures.
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A. Chichester
Ulster Canal Company
Blackwater
Fermanagh
Lough Neagh
Armagh
Ireland
Manning
West India Company
Stare
Bernal
Evans
Greene
Atlantic
Paclée Ship Canal Company
8 Rice
Irish Mine Company
Alan
Dublin Gas
M‘queen
Goulburn
Curriers
Drogheda
Abercrombie
Hidinburgh
Herries
Hume
Biv Herries
Germany
W Bich
Austria
Russia
Canning
Europe
Paris
Eame
Mr Hume
Beslie
Spain
Smith
Ghent
Ae Canning
United Bates
United States
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Trinity House
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Hurkisson
Carte
St. Paul's
Exchequer
Westminster Abbey
Treasury
W. Smith
Westminster
J.smith
Finderson
Northampton
Berbice
Aureatherhouse
Plomer
W. Horton
Petition from Newry Protestants backs Catholic claims
The Marquis of Downshire presented a petition from Newry Protestants in favor of Catholic claims. The document, signed by many respectable Protestants in the North of Ireland, accompanied debates on the Irish Courts of Justice Bill and the Sugar Duties Bill, which were read a second time and adjourned.
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Downshire
Newry
Ireland
Irish Bill Debate Delayed by April Timing in Commons
In a House of Commons session, discussions on a major measure were postponed to mid April due to Easter and Newmarket week. Peel suggested proceeding after the recess, while Tierney urged swift consultation of Irish sentiments. Grattan outlined a plan for parochial relief funded by subscriptions, and debates touched on the Lord Lieutenant abolition and Irish poor laws.
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Estcourt
Propcls Burdett
Baronet
F. Burdett
Tomorro
Peel
Newmarket
Tierney
Ireland
Apar
Perl
Treland
Goulburn
Mr Hume
Rume
Grattan
Scotland
England
Iceland
Bir Goulburn
H. Parnell
Curwen
Baring
M. Fitzgerald
W. Fitzgerald
Wilson
Monck
Bennett
Canning
United States
Indtacunion
Questioned Reforms and Cape Vine Plantings in Parliament
The session notes Mrs Wortley obtaining leave to introduce a bill to prevent fraud in England's curery trade and Mr Hume proposing returns on Ireland under the composition act, tithes cases, and civil bills before courts. Hume recalls Cape Colony vine cultivation, stock plantings, and duty shifts from 1811 to 1813, with hopes for perpetual Portugal wine duties.
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Goulburn
Hume
Cape
Portugal
Wine duties debate over Cape and Portugal wines in Parliament
The Chancellor of the Exchequer proposed duty reductions on Cape and Portugal wines aiming to aid Cape producers, with a plan to lower Cape duty to 2s for three years then 2s 6d to match two thirds of Portugal duties. Debates covered returns on foreign wine, drawbacks on half a ton, and bottle duties for glass from France. The bill's committee stage and orders progressed with adjournment near ten.
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Portugal
Cape
Bond
Hume
Alderman Wood
Exchequer
Bernal
Colonel Palmer
France
Patras Delivered to Greeks Reported in March Letters
Friday evening notices from Leghorn Tricate and Ancona claim Patras was delivered to the Greeks on February 6 under unspecified conditions. New York papers to February 26 offer no further intelligence. King arrives Carlton House before Cabinet and Newgate death reports. Financial markets show heavy Consols and weak South American securities with low canal and railway activity. Irish Provincial Bank and Joint Stock Banking Company prices noted.
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Consola
National Insurance
Royal Irish
Patriotic
St. Patrick
Shamrock
Dublin Gas
Hibernian
Royal Irish Mine
Hibernian Railway
Irish Provincial Bank
Eacete i Hibernian
London
Leghorn
Tricate
Ancona
Patras
New York
Joint Stock Banking Company
Raum O'Croce
French King Honors Metternich with Holy Ghost Order
Paris papers report the King of France has conferred the Order of the Holy Ghost on Prince Metternich. The chivalric order is given sparingly to illustrious figures, native or foreign, suggesting the prince’s visit to Paris is not intended to offend the Thuilleries court.
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Paris
France
Prince Metternich
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McGrant
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Manon
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Manen
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Newgate
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