Temperate Reform Debate in Parliament Sparks Civil War Fear
A lengthy session features arguments on Emancipation and Reform in Parliament, with leaders warning that concessions could undermine the constitution. Proponents urge conciliation over force while denouncing martial law and army excesses amid reports of sedition in the North and South provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
French Republic
Pardor
Lord Altamont
Lord Dunton
Onslow
Nce
Nea
Speech in the House and Irish debate on France
The House of Commons discusses the Throne speech with Lord Corry delivering a maiden address praising royal resolve. Kr Fitzgerald debates France’s conduct in Europe, citing Venice and Swiss neutrality, warning of dangers if powers fall under France. Mr Browne approves most of the Address while opposing excess measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Knox
House of Commons
Mownay
Lord Corry
Earl Belmore
Kr. Fitzgerald
Kerry
France
Europe
Venice
Switzerland
Browne
College
Privateer Le Vengeur Captured and Other Naval News
From the London Gazette aboard Indefatigable Pellew reports capturing the French privateer Le Vengeur with 12 guns and 72 men off Ostend, sent to Falmouth. A chase yields the privateer L Inconcevable, from Dunkirk, with 8 guns and 5 men, taken after four hours. Also sugar price averages and a long list of surrender notices and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambrian
Childers
le Vengeur
Ostend
Falmouth
Pellew
Dunkirk
Petstew
London Markets Slump on French Edict and Export Prices
Government actions and rumors in Hamburg spark a general drop in London markets with export prices falling across many staples. Sugars raw and refined down about 2s per cwt, cotton wool, coffee, spices, leather, fish, oils, and teas show mixed movements while butter and salt provisions ease. Madeira and Sherry rise for dealers, with wine prices noted per pipe and butt amid overall weaker demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
London
the India Company
Maryland
Loss of Chief Mate Price amid tempest on voyage from Quebec
Letter from the Second Mate of the 7110 describes a violent gale aboard a South Shields ship by Portsmouth. Chief Mate Mr Price perished after the cook-house broke away and he was seen waving from atop it. crew mourn his loss, noting he left a wife and two young children.
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Greic
South Shields
Portsmouth
Quebec
Mr. Price
Prite
Whitechapel
Windmill Inn
St. John’s-street
Smithfield
Hatton-garden
Flower
Fleet-market
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D. Browne
Fr. Knox
Connaught
Atlantic
Shannon
D. Latouche
London Gazette
Admiralty-Office
Sir Edward Peilew
Ivan Nepean
Reuben Cleverly
City Road
Guildhall
R. Ellis
Chancery-lane
Fred. Willats
Brewer-street
Nowell
Essex-street
Strand
John Stevens
Oxendon-street
Cook
Roberts
Edwin Jones
Southampton
Mitre Tavern
Amor
Henry Moses
Swallow-street
Linen-Draper
Isaacs
Bevis Marks
St. Mary Axe
Peter Day
David-street
St. Mary-le-hone
Mr. Morgan
Bedford-row
Wm. Tagg
Holborn
Chinaman
Attornes
Sherwood and
Parrell
Canterbury Square
Southwark
T. G. Priddie
Snowhill
J. N. Michell
Union-court
T. P. Banner
Nicholas-lane
Meirs
Welch and Davies
Addle-street
Sam, Green
Bunhill-row
Bolton
Barrow
Forbes
Basinghall-street
John M.farland
Chichester
Mercer
Swan Inn
Wilson
Union Street
Peter Ellis
Liverpool
Globe Tavern
J. Cross
Bath
Z. Bayly
Jen
Lyncombe and
Widcombe
N. Bayly
R. Gutch
Wells
T. Cross
Clifton
Bankers
T. Hewitt
Wakefield
Yorkth
M. Affey
Bury
St. Edmund's
Jas. Mobbs
Haberdasher
Griffith Maskelyn
Bristol
Wm. Trathen
Penryn
Cornwall
T. Polehampton
Eton
Bucks
Grocer
Steph. Glover
Great Ruffell Street
Coventgarden
John Sawyer
Tenterden
Kent
Grazier
Jonath. Hodson
Heaton Norris
Dan. Hunt
Birmingham
A. P. Sharpe
Rudgely
Staffordsh
T. Hannam
Oxford-street
T. Mackrell
Godalming
Surry
Draper & Hofier
Rewnzsty
Barras
Direster
Leravk
S’ou
Rewsere
Tor
London Markets
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