Paris Telegrams on Indies Reform and Frontiers Dispatches
From Madrid and Bayonne reports reveal suppression of the Council of the Indies transferring its duties to Castile. Secret Junta actions loom, two chambers to elect Cortes with limited parish democracy. Geneva and Bern discuss refugees and militia firmness while Poland prisoners face canton restrictions. Paris notes tariff plans and large Moniteur supplements as deputies debate finance and land grants.
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Paris
Madrid
Council of the Indies
Council of Castille
Junta
Arcodes
Bayonne
Navarre
Oncal
Lorenzo
Zumalacaregue
el Pastor
Valdez
Geneva
Representative Council
Vaud
Berne
Council of State
M. de Sismondi
Savoy
Chantepoule
Ferney
Europe Centrale
Ier
Republic
Bern
M. Fasio
Lausanne
Friburg
Moniteur Egyptien
Red Sea
Mehemet Ali
Torke de Bilmez
Seusht
Bordeaux
Philantrope
Valparaiso
Ania Intelligenteattalion Quarte
Geeeen
Guillen
Gamarra
Lima
Galignani
Tribune
Quotidienne
Corsair
M. de Bourienoe
Napoleon
Caen
National
Mina
Don Cayetano Valdez
Arguelles
Isturiez
Calatrava
Chamber of Deputies
Seine
Ouen
Corsica
Calvi
Corte
Ajaccio
Bank of France
O~ Messager
Pemrer Ea
Belgian War Office Shakeups And Royal Court News
The Moniteur notes General Harrelappointed Chief of General Staff with Colonel Hamasse as second, replacing Lt General Chapelie at the military school. King presents Leopold orders, and a palace ball drew 600 guests. Senate committees appointed. Antwerp lease dispute over King William funds settles at 35,000 florins. Budget votes face Office post increases debated amid international ties with Prussia.
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Brussels
Fes
Moniteur
Harrel
Hamasse
Chapelie
Order of
Leopold
Zine
Baron Daval de Bargoies
Vandermeeren
Senate
Chamber of Representatives
Antwerp
Lth
House of Orange
Insurce Company
Securitas
William
Illiam
Finance Department
Sarihad
Prussia
Nc2erelle
England
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Esa
European diplomatic rumors and Munich congress notes
Intelligence from Jassy suggests Russian troops withdraw and Kisloff returns to St Petersburg, boosting markets as fears of treaty breaches fade. German ministers to meet. Munich-Vienna courier traffic rises amid Congress secrecy and Bavarian chamber optimism ahead of Easter.
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Vienna
Jassy
Count Kisloff
St. Petersburgh
Russia
Greece
Algemeine Zeiten
Munich
Fes
Bavaria
Germany
Times
Frankfort
Court of King's Bench Commentary Case Occupies Morning
The court sat through the morning with the same defendants as yesterday in a case that yielded no public interest, though the proceedings were lengthy and involved.
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Court OF
King's Bench
Court Journal Libel Case Puts Editor in Jury Trial
In a Commons London court Colburn sues Patmore for fines and costs paid after a King’s Bench judgment for a libel on the Duchess of Richmond published in January 1833. Testimony shows Colburn claimed he did not know of insertion. Patmore contends no liability rested on Colburn as editor. The case centers on publishing responsibility and whether the editor can be held liable to proprietors.
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Court OF Exchequer
Colburn
Patmore
Court Journal
Decadant
Mr. C
Court of King's Bench
Duchess of Richmond
Follett
Lee
Courier
Marshall
Court of King’s Bench
Felix Joice
Mary Ann Pierce
Cavendish Square
Proprietora
Merle
Guarda
Glem
Urn
Faulkner
Follet
Lini
True Sun on Zschokke Swiss History and Tell Critique
The True Sun reviews M Zschokke’s The Hut Switzerland from origin to progress, praising its popular aim but questioning veracity and occasional irony. It rejects Keightley’s doubts about William Tell and notes Napoleon and the Allies’ motives while defending Voltaire’s critique of famous Swiss figures.
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Switzerland
Heinrich Zachokke
Effingham Wilson
William Tell
Mr. Keightley
M. Zschokke
Goldenthal
Napoleon
Voltaire
Furst
Melchthal
Zurich
Stauffacher
Madame Pompadour
Hay and coal markets at Whitechapel and Hungerford
Market reports show Clover and Straw weaker while Meadow Hay rose. quality fair and demand weak. Imperial weekly averages for Wheat, Oats, Barley, Rye, and Peas listed. foreign corn duties noted. Hungerford notes short meadow hay and varied prices for beef, pork, fish, poultry. Coal market shows general price dip. twenty-nine vessels arrived. multiple collier prices at market close.
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Whitechapel
Hay
England and
Wales
Hungerford
Chester Main
Dean's Primrose
Hebburn
Pontop Windsor
Wall's-end
Adelaide
Bewick
Brown
Wall's
Hillda
Wall
Hetton
New March
Lambton
Stewart
Sd—Tees
Hartley
Lambton Primrose
Wylam
Colonial Markets: Sluggish Public Trade in Diversified Goods
Public trade remains dormant with no colonial produce sales today. Sugar remains highly valued and Mauritius prices rise for brown, yellow, and tine grades. Imports strengthen, market outlook favorable for operators, but few buyers active. Stock reductions by grocers last Christmas quarter lowered duty by 950,000 pounds, keeping stocks low and the market lively yet cautious.
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Ugar
Mauritius
Stock Exchange
Arrivals Report From Orr Dover and Nearby Ports
Multiple ships arrive or are reported dockside with origins including Mauritius Demerara St. Johns Newfoundland Barbadoes Archangel Demerara New Orleans Savannaly Lisbon Kiel Guernsey Charente Terceira St Michael's and more. Leaky and damaged vessels noted among the entries with crews awaiting port duties.
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Lloyd’s
Dover
Fes
Lord Strangford
Brown
Mauritius
Downs
Admiral Moorsom
Demerara
Orr Snogguam
Gil Blas
Osborne
Africa
Dows
Vibelia
Watts
St. John’s
N.B
Albion
London
Pole
Portsmouth
Gancet
Barbadoes
Pools
Tabbe
St. Abe's
Stodland Bay
Poone
Green
St. Abe’s. Torsay
Eugene
Richardson
Untitled excerpt with political names and titles
Fragmentary report records an East evening gathering hosted by the Marquis of Lansdowne for cabinet ministers and titled figures including Lord Chancellors, Viscount Palmerston, Stanley, and Viscount Coates, with unclear sequence and possible misspellings.
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Marquis of Lansdowne
Dt Lansdowne
Lord Chancalen Af
Bart Gres
Duke Bourne
Vises
Palmerston
Stanley
Flee Coates Reet
Vison ii Thorp
James
Petition for Gas Company Leeds and Ireland affairs in Parliament
Debates in the House of Commons cover demands for a Leeds gas company, recalls of clerks' returns, and motions on Irish affairs. Dissenters grievances, tithe commutation, prisoner debt, pauper transmission, and relief from window taxes occupy ongoing discussion. The session considers reform, relief measures, and the impact of taxation on metropolitan districts.
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House OF Commons
Strickland
Leeds
Seave
Westminster Court OF Requests
Colonel Evans
Potter
North Union Railway Committee
Memner
Liverpool
F. O'Connor
Ireland
Kilkenny
West Riding
Cork
Issenters
Benett
Warminster
Wiltshire
Finn
England
Catlar Fergusson
Walter
Berlin
Waller
Henry the Eighth
Vicarages Easilaate
Evans
Richard Allis
Christ Church
Monmouthshire
King's Bench
Westminster
Mr. O'C
Samuel Whalley
Marylebone
Middlesex
Ireland Debates Corn Rates and Court Jurisdiction
A chaotic extract reports debates on corn duties and currency effects in Ireland, plus a Dublin court decision on costs and a commission inquiry. It notes a public meeting presided by pace persanee, a closure on information release to commissioners, and the Court of Cassation appeal concerning the Court of Assizes authority. The text also mentions an upcoming session on March 6 and a tragic accident with two buried remains.
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Pace Persanee
Dubline
Dublin
Ireland
Fes
Armand Carrel
Court of Cassation
Court of Assizes
Bession-houte
Winging
Merch
Aon
Devo
Asta
Aimee
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Dings
Rodenbach
Tapers
LAW Intelligence
True Sun Daily Review
Shipping Intelligence
Sir 8. W
Hey
Elizabeth
O’dwyer
Pitt
Rogland
Lord Grenville
America
Mr. F
Inn
Waterford
Bar
A. Johnstone
Barron
Max
Osconnor
Gedtlenan
Freland
Karnly
Mr. B
Ieston
Erelard
Scotland
Williams
S. Whalley
Whalley
Sir Samuel Whalley
Starylebone
Marabers
Tamworth
Boroughbridge
Minty
Hte
Fschequet
Briscoe
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