Emigration Plan to Upper Canada for Ireland and Britain
A proposed government backed emigration scheme to Upper Canada advocates using parish loans at four percent to fund laborer removal. It outlines annuities repayable over 25 to 42 years, with conditions for parishes, exemption from future relief, and potential extension to Ireland and Scotland. The plan cites Col Talbot’s authority and aims to reduce parish relief costs while aiding migrants.
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Mugland
Select Committee
Ireland
R. J W. Horton
Bay
Upper Canada
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Simcoe
Lake Erie
Talbot
Elizabeth
Scotland
England
Aden
Empire settlement plan to relieve domestic strain
A detailed proposal argues for colonization to absorb excess population and reduce imperial costs. It envisions paupers becoming independent colonists who later buy manufactur es from Britain, with emigration saturating British Empire colonies and strengthening imperial ties while easing metropolitan burdens. The author claims the measure rests on sound principles and offers temporary relief with lasting empire-wide benefits.
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British Empire
Hrntigh Empire
Paris Eyes Plan to Reclaim Spanish Provinces and West Indies Forces
Letters from Paris discuss a French plan to back Spain in reconquering revolted provinces, loaning troops to garrison key towns. Reports mention a French force assembling in the West Indies with aims at Peru and Colombia, while Parisian factions debate neutrality and naval reductions. The Madrid situation includes the Duke d Angouleme departing, royal decrees anticipated, and the Riego execution stirring public emotion.
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Madrid
Spain
West Indies
Peru
Colombia
England
West India
Toledo
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Lenght
Royal Volunteers
Alcades d’Casay Y Corte
Riego
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Don Rafael Riego
Heros de la Cabezas
Plaza de la Cehada
Miepo
Death of Lord Erskine, Renowned Lawyer and Patriot
The Globe and Traveller reports Lord Erskine died Monday evening at Almondale near Edinburgh from chest inflammation. At 75 he had long been famed for vigour, wit, and unrivalled oratory. He served as Chancellor in 1806 before his fall from the Woolsack, and his name is linked to defence of innocence and rights of the subject.
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Globe and Traveller
Almonale
Edinburgh
Lord Enkineen
Lord Braking
Lord Erskine
Henry Erskine
Lord Erakine
Funds and Foreign Exchange Market Summary
The Foreign Stock Exchange committee confirmed a resolution limiting Gurbard's Bonds in the official list. French Scrip demand rose while Prings brokers bought £33500 of stock after closing. Consols and January stocks fluctuated with modest gains and declines, Paris reports scarce, Spanish Bonds unconfirmed, overall limited activity.
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Faipay
Gurbard
Wetenhall
Prings
Irish Court Taxation Case Highlights Billing Disputes
Court of King's Bench reviews costs taxations in Byrne v. Bennett with pressed disputes over briefs and documents. Judges urge officers to tax per Irish practice and seek guidance from former officers when uncertain. Also notes include the King's Attorney General seeking a writ of habeas corpus for Patrick Smith and a Barcelona letter about Moncey's capture of fortresses. The Earl of St German dies at 63, with succession details.
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Lancy
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Miss Price
M Stokes
Costa
Stokes
M Byrne
Stoke
Adaim
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Ireland
Patrick Smith
Nir Gate
Gaul
Lord Eilenborough
Monay
Barcelona
Moncey
Merce
Earl of
Willian Mliot
St. German's
Kurt
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