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Newspaper
True Sun
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 22, 1833
Page
2
A Dublin audience denounces the Coercion Bill and defends trial by jury while urging universal suffrage and accountable lawmakers. Speakers condemn imperial policy, press censorship, and the proposed West Indian emancipation plan, arguing for unconditional abolition and equal rights.
In a Saturday discussion, Mr. Joseph Liggins represented 3,000 supporters seeking slave abolition clarity. Debates centered on paid wages, with critics arguing the bill amounts to a blood fraught abolition and risks unrest in the West Indies.
The assembly debated compensation to West Indian slave proprietors, rejecting twenty million debt relief until immediate emancipation with justice. Speakers denounced West Indian bounties, urged abolition of duties, and invited London delegates to monitor parliamentary action, with thanks given as the meeting dispersed.
General Daniel O Connell died at Mendon near Blois France on the 6th at age ninety. He entered French service at 14 in 1757 as an Irish Brigade lieutenant and rose to colonel of Salm Salm and inspector general of French infantry, shaping military discipline codes. He joined Louis XVI near the revolution, declined revolutionary commands, served with the Bourbon cause, and later led the Irish Brigade in the British service before returning to France after 1803 to manage property.
The subject endured imprisonment in France during the Napoleonic era and returned to rank after Napoleon’s fall but lost French pay after 1830 for refusing Louis Philippe’s oath. He retired to Meudon, valued his country and faith, spoke Gaelic with delight, supported others with charity, and died a devout Catholic in peace.
The paper surveys Paris calm for a fete, halted fort works, and uncertain orders about unrest. It notes Hanover Portugal actions, cholera in American cities, and Whig attacks on Toryism with a critical view of Chronicle rhetoric. It condemns the Slavery Abolition Bill as flawed and urges firm anti slavery action.
A published report notes Belgian government rejection of agreed regulations between Dutch and Belgian commissioners on Holland Maastricht communications. It also records arrivals of Lord Durnan at Ostend and Lord Minto at Liege, plus a Vienna letter dated July 9 mentioning a Spanish courier to Madrid and brisk exchange of couriers. Bank shares price notes and five to four percent rates are listed.
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