Trial sentence for printing state trials triggers sedition order
The court condemned the conduct of reporters who published trials of Arthur Thistlewood and James Inge. The Attorney General explained publication risks and ordered temporary restraint, noting stamps bought for 40,000 in the week prior. The defendant Clement failed to appear, leading the court to imprison him for five hundred pounds to the King.
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Egainst
Bern
Audh Ag
Buine
Fochare
Fe Aaldo
Courh
Adilresa
William Innet
Observer Office
Strand
Thore
Stamp Office
Kilkenny College Baillie Praises Education Progress
Mr Baillie announces Kilkenny College will continue to prioritize sound information while improving youth education. He emphasizes careful balance between rapid progress and thorough study, urging public support for his pupils to attain steady advancement.
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Mr. Baillie
Tiny
Dcacanis
Parliament Speech Opens New British Parliament
London papers report the king’s speech from the throne outlining economy in estimates, no military cuts, and civil list policy. He praises magistrates and warns against civil unrest while urging loyalty and public peace, with Lords and Commons members praising the measures.
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House of Luria
House of Lords
Lord Granville
Lord Howard of
Effingham
House of Commons
Edward Knatchbull
Mr. Wilmot
State Trials report Tidd and Davidson found guilty
The State Trials record indicates Tidd and Davidson were found guilty while others pleaded guilty. Thistlewood and several others received death sentences. Spain dispatches describe Cadiz tranquility, Cortes elections, and rising party fever amid ongoing colonial revolts. A king’s proclamation to South American subjects stirs debate over Spain’s transmarine provinces and independence efforts.
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Davidson
Thistlewood
Spain
Cadiz
Peninsula
Transmarine
Ferdinand
Merchants Petition on Corn Bill and Trade Policy
The London Merchants petition urged repeal of prohibitions on foreign goods and broader access at customs. They argued for selective duties to protect home manufacture while enabling mutual exchange with foreign nations. Earl of Liverpool acknowledged the point with marked attention.
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London Merchants
Morning Chronicle
Earl of Liverpool
France Utterance on Censorship Sparks Private Rage
A private Paris letter says censorship has partly cooled public fury but intensified private anger. It notes no stable or satisfactory state of affairs in France, with the sense that political tensions remain unsettled and volatile.
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Per
Sony
Tte Bey
Dable
Anil
Wolfsea
Austrian Dominions Move Toward Imperial Union
The article notes a long debated project to unite the Austrian empire’s states more closely. Hungary is expected to resist. The emperor Francis offers frontier customs removal and freer interior trade as incentives to accept political amalgamation.
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Austrian Empire
Hungary
Francis
Lord Mayor Election Dispute and City News
Privy Council orders a new lord mayor election after hearing Aldermen King and Wert return disputes. While discussing the authority to approve, council sides with the corporation to nullify West’s return. Thistlewood Brunt incarcerated. Ings withheld from coercion. Constantinople reports Cherchid Pacha’s assault on Aleppo with 2000 dead and rebel leaders executed. A masquerade ball at Mansion House honors the Wing’s Ascension on May 25. Sir Thomas Liddell and Sir Thomas Freeman Hesibcote to be created peers.
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King and Wert
Ue Commons
Board of
Aldermen
Neabers of Ale Council
Lord Norbury
Daly
Lord Frankfort
Kildare
Wm, M‘mahon
John O. Vandeleur
John Radcliffe
Burton
Commons
Joy
Townsend
Scriven
Corporation
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Alderman West
Lefroy
Hamilton
Thistlewood
Brunt
Ings
Brown
Constantinople
Deir of Hebrasty
Corschid Pacha
Aleppo
Castel E Alaremir
Hamit el Rizza
Jaleb Lbro Nassar
Shlli
Charshid
Seraytio
Thomas Liddell
Thamas Freeman
Royal Procession and Throne Decor Unveiled for Parliament Opening
The article describes changes to the royal procession starting from Carlton House through Pall Mall and Whitehall to the House of Lords. It notes security measures with Yeoman Ushers, the Coldstream Guards, and a ceremonial inspection of surrounding rooms. A new crimson silk velvet curtain for the throne is highlighted, and access to viewing areas is restricted by strict regulations for spectators.
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Carlton House
Pall Mall
Cockspur Street
Charing Cross
Whitehall
Parliament Street
Petwan
England
Pindashea in Guzerat and Delhi heat report in Bombay papers
Bombay papers through mid November recount a Muttra circulating report of Pindashea reappearing in Guzerat, with Madras and Bengal Cavalry dispatched in pursuit. Elphinstone arrives at Wormbay to assume governance, Poonah hosts a farewell address, and a Baghdad summer crisis is described with extreme heat, deadly storms, and river turbidity. The First Regiment of Foot Guards returns in new uniform, and a Gloucestershire case reports a wife poisoning her husband with lead sugar in Oldland Common.
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