Spain Moulds Andalusian Coins and Erases Symbols
The Madrid press reports King Ferdinand plans to form a single coinage for Andalusia led by Captain General Don Juan O'Donoghue, and to erase ancient symbols to uphold national pride. Arrests follow Cadiz incidents as generals Campans Validea face inquiry, while the Cortes opens with deputies arriving in Madrid to shape constitutional governance.
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Spain
Anc
Andalusia
Don Juan O'Donoghue
Madrid
Cadis
Generala Campans
Validea
Guian
Sealtad
Don Carlos
Royal Carabiners
Minister of Marine
Valadolid
Rome
Aquila
Bayonne
Cortes
Thia
Laurer
France
Courtes
Cadiz
Revourte
Arine
Ballasteros
O'Dongihu
Campoverda
Villacampa
Rieuo
Quirugs
Fron
Cange Arginlax
Corten Teluling
America
Royal Rarabineors
Infanta
Don Cieloe
Corpa
Agamonte
Guiden
Paris Journals Detail Graviers Case and Arrests
Paris journals report on the Graviers affair with details of a letter from the Chevalier du Reveval, the recent transfer of the defendent to La Force, and a pursuit of accomplices. Five petards seized from a private residence and police witnesses to be examined. Private letters recount pamphlet war and Burghley involvement.
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France
Paris
Moufteur
Cheva- Vier du Reaval
Duke de Rhen
Renan
Engin
Orleans
Joan
Joyan
la Force
Burgundy
Isle of St. Louis
Himelf
Kowper
Bin
Gra. Viers
Ghia Muni
Jathoupglie
Nuather
Monilay
MM. Deschamps
M. Lulewre
Jins
Turbulent Times and Assassination Rumors Across Paris
Informed voices describe a seized daily tale of unrest where the Panphieta and its faction provoke ferment. They claim a poisoned dagger drives fear, while conspirators target the Duchess of Berry and her potential heir amid fires and political intrigue involving Thistlewood connections and police informants.
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Panohiers
Louvel
Duchess
Berry
St. Louis
Thistlewood
Angostura Dispatch Reports Venezuelan Armies Movements
Private letters from Angostura detail the army of Apure under General Paes with 100 men growing to full arms, and 5080 troops under General Urdaneta including 450 infantry and 1200 cavalry. Bermudez leads forces in Camana, Maturin hosts headquarters, while Vidanera’s column may attack Maracaibo or Santa Martha as Santander sends divisions inland. Interdiction of commerce grows as Bolivar’s credit and payments are debated.
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South America
New Thomas
Angontula
Paes
Ree Weeve Abt Nenta
Urdaneta
Camana
Tyuu
Bermudez
Gungana
Cumata
Barcelona
Arme Twendi
Flecherns
Vidanera
Maracagbo
Sc. Martha
Cincina
Aurea
Santander
Mumpex
Carthae Rena
Macgaritta
Viele Wun
Angosturs
Nere
Carthagena
Sannta Fe
Aigusterd
Couirne
Bolivar
New Granada
Steve
Santa
Alka
Ptiw
Actos
Trinidad
Zen
Colombia
St. Taimass
M. Zen
Rr. Thomas's
New York
England
Frauen
Rome
Tialera
United States Tariff Debate Drives House Decision
The House of Representatives votes down the motion to revise the next session’s tariff duties on imports by a large majority. Committees are instructed to report on manufacturing conditions and revenue deficits loom about 3.6 million dollars, with amendments to Navigation Acts amid Berlin and other tensions. Washington reports indicate revenue shortfalls and an estimated deficit of 3,655,000 dollars for the year 1820.
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United States
House of Representatives
Ec Kolement
Congress
Herier
Cobb
Iran
O.tee
Serra
United
Berlin
Washington
TKO
Voller
Parliamentary Proceedings Move to Appoint Fifth Baron of the Exchequer
In the House of Commons on Maunay night Lord A Hamilton moved to appoint a fifth Baron of the Exchequer in Scotland. The motion followed a report by Commissioners examining others in Scotland connected with derile nistracion. A heated debate ensued with support from Mr Tierney and Sir Newport for the motion, while government representatives defended the propriety of the appointment.
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House of Commons
A Hamilton
Exchequer
Scotland
Tierney
Newport
Parliament Proceedings and Motions Aimed at Relief and Taxes
Proceedings detail a busy session with motions on committee formation for district issues, support for employment of the poor, and consideration of taxation for suits in Ireland. Lords note and petitions from agricultural interests prompt anticipated debates, with notices for future meetings and ongoing speeches on military establishment costs.
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Aganes Ir
Llandadown
Earl of
Liver
Paul
Lord Stanhope
J. Newport
Hans
Ireland
H. Parnell
Roasan Catholica
Davies
Manchester Meeting Indictments Imprisonments Ordered
The Court of King's Bench condemned four leaders of the Manchester Meeting to terms in Heirester jail for years and months with good behavior periods. Others, including Hunt, were imprisoned in Lincoln Castle for one year with similar securities. Sentences also target the seditious convention, while Phan denounces the defendants and the court upholds public order against insurrectionary rhetoric.
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Court of Kin's Bench
Manchester
Heirester
Gad Securities
Winett
Wal Eneh
Owe
Johnsten
Hainford
Healy
Toby
Fincoln Castle
Chas
Phan
Wotwely
Sir Charles
Uarvisan
Chester
Sir Cuarten
St. James's
Catholic Meeting Postponed By Order of Aggragate
A Catholic Gentlemen meeting at d Arcy's Essex Street adjourned after discussion. Edward Bellew chaired and proposed postponing the aggregate meeting due to Lord Fingall's execution in town. The group agreed to reconvene on Friday, 2th inst, noting delicate Catholic position and urging vigilance.
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D' Arcy
B. Bellew
Europe
Joseph Phinket
Bug
Beilew
King's Bench Case Details Reveal Court Proceedings And Fees
A fragmented account from the May King’s Bench session describes a trial involving defendant and lawyer fees. The report notes judicial oversight, a magistrate’s conduct, and a possible escape linked to an earlier robbery at a City of London site. The piece highlights fees, fines, and court costs, with references to Parkins and other legal figures.
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King's Bench Varnansy
Alexander Stuart Feeq
Odo
Fey
Tee
Woitheem
London
Parkins
Irish Petition for Agricultural Relief Amid Tax Burdens
A Dublin merchants farmers and landowners petition Parliament in Dublin demanding relief from heavy fences tithes and taxes that burden agricultural work. They cite worsening prices land unworked and poverty driving unemployment and appeal for policy changes to Corn Law administration and broader fiscal reform.
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United Kingdom
Great Brita
Ireland
Dublin
England
Swansea
Liverpool
Ewa Shelma
Carlow County Meeting Amid Rural Tensions
A fragmented report from Carlow describes a Thursday gathering at the courthouse where landholders and laborers discuss agricultural issues. Speech by Sir Charles, Bart, touches on peace, taxation, and the quarter-year payments amid political strain and electoral concerns in the region.
Vote of thanks to George Webb Hall at agricultural meeting
Colonel Radford proposed a vote of thanks to George Webb Hall for invaluable efforts aiding agriculture in Great Britain, seconded by H. M. Fishbourne Eeq. and carried. Attendees included Sir Thomas Butler Bart Robt Doyne Wm Cooper John Alexander and other gentlemen.
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Ae Harley
Hartel
Preaene
Radfort
George Webb Hall
Agricultural Society of England
Agriculture of
Great Britain
H. M. Fishbourne
Sir Thomas Butler
Bart
Robt Doyne
Wm. Cooper
John Alexander
John Bruen
Philip Newton
Thomas Eviat
John Whelan
J.D. Duckett
G. Rudkin
R. M. Fishbourne
Joseph Fishbourne
John Virzonurice
BE. Butler
Michael Finn Esqre
Frev
Mr. Muberts
Queen delays using best advice to govern
The Moniteur reports a May letter from Macon noting the Duke of Angouleme's arrival and a queenly journey under escort. It suggests the Queen of England has recently arrived, while the Prince is criticized for generosity and civility to the nervous exile, with speculation on other arrivals at Mavon.
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Mr. Grattan
eMir
Tara
Leah
Dbesceiae
Bastel
Dublin
Bernard
Ray V
Wi Ann
Mel
Lisregard
Beaugham
Macon
Angontems
Maehon
Cuatlona
England
Mavons
Glnbe
Revenue Expenditure Deficit Reported for Year
The report shows a deficit for the year with total revenue near 5,485,000 and expenditure around 16,090.61, noting unfunded debt rising to about 3.19 million. Exchequer bills issued but not redeemed amount to about 5, giving a heavy balance sheet impact and exports totaling roughly 35.2 million.
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House of Cournonn
L.ii
Iud
Colonial Edicts and Market News From The Cape Province
A crowded 19th century page reports governors ordering tax impositions to fund fines and to ease Jesuit expulsion effects, plus quarantine decrees for vessels entering the Cape to curb fever. Advices from Good Hope detail a February proclamation by Governor Donkin and a May report from Stemartena in County West Pyarne, with local fair results and livestock prices at the May fair, including high cattle demand and detailed market figures.
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Arenints
Eavy Peter of
Finesse
Eunich
Corden
RL S. Donkin
Cape
Mauri_ting
Soyer
Dublin
Chistaw Na Wan
Weir
Bavers
Somaedey
Sid Pwird
Bern
Rey Howe Ee Pepe
HIG Shire
Speper
Gould
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Carlow County
Carlow
Moreta Psa
Irene Sheew
Dios
Birtlenurie
Uf Agreuiur
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