French News on Pyrenees Conflicts and Court Affairs
Reports from Ardach Segura and Onate describe 500 troops under General Jarreguy and movements of Lorenzo Zumalacarreguy Rodil and Carlist tensions. Notes on police commissaries, depots, and arm shipments. Paris letters deny fictitious Radio Rodil correspondence while Mehemet Ali circulates peace in Palestine and Naplouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinelles Des Pyrenees
Jarreguy
Ardach
Buastan
Lorenzo
Christianos
Segura
Zumalacarreguy
Onate
Rodil
Bastan
Leisa
Oran
Courrier
Frangais
Pyrenees
Biscay
Navarre
Gazette de France
Charles V
Don Carlos
Napoleon
Quotidienne
Bayonne
The
National
Oo Sind
Jam
Paris
Liam
Caradoc
Francais
Duke of Orleans
Opera Comique
Compeigne
Lestocq
Journal Des Debats
Marshal Gérard
Dutch and Berlin Dispatches From European Observers
Reports from The Hague and Berlin detail honors to Austrian officials, royal movements toward Berlin, and administrative reshuffles in India. Amsterdam announces retirement of Schuttery volunteers and the rail commission's dissolution while market notes show rises in Spanish perpetuals and Dutch government bonds. Berlin coverage praises the royal visit to Konigsburg with a victorious troops review and public enthusiasm. Exchange rates and bond prices across Amsterdam and London are reported with clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Count Alleger
Baron Verstulk Vian Soelen
Order of Stephen
Luungary
Embertr
Austria
Albert
Prussia
Berlin
Russia
de Beerens
War Department
J.c.randt
India
Schuttery
Amsterdam
Cologne
Count de Gainne
Frankfort
Sert
Paris
Antwerp
Cortes
Doyeu
SePtemier
London
Konigsburg
Maajesty
Papssiay-Fynos
St. Schuld Sch
Eng. Bond
Gasette excerpts on wartime trade dates and ports
A Prussian State Gazette fragment cites dates and port figures for Amsterdam Paris Hamburgh and Petersburgh. It notes two months for Amsterdam and Paris, three weeks for Petersburgh, with figures 1414 1403 814813 152 305 3013. The brief item provides currency of shipping data rather than narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Paris
Hamburgh
Petersburgh
Spain debates civil rights petition in September sitting
In a September session of the Chamber of Procuradores, a protracted discussion centers on a petition for civil liberties and social rights in Spain. Advocates warn the Estatuto Real lacks essential principles while urging a shift to a genuine constitutional framework, citing England and France as models and stressing press freedom's value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Procuradores
Senhor Trucha
Spain
France
England
Sweden
United States
Estatuto Real
Estamento da Proceres
Belgium
Portugal
Senhor Lopez
Cortes
Debate over a proposed rights declaration in the Estates
The Estates confronted a contentious petition on declaring rights and liberties. Proposals to publish a rights instrument faced opposition over timing and potential censorship. Critics warned of instability, while contrasting England and the United States, urging gradual reform aligned with national习habits, with votes 74-36 on whether to vote and 71-38 on approving the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senhor Lopez
Senor Lopez
Senhor Trueba
England
Senhor ‘Trueba
Bentham
Constantinople
Algiers
Senhor ‘Frueba
Cromwell
Bonaparte
United States
Constituent Assembly
Mirabeau
Senhors Trueba
Lopez
Master and Operative Manufactures in France Dispatch
Lyons emerges from civil strife described as recovering while tensions between masters and workers persist. Reporter notes heavy policing, military presence, and forts to restrain a cosmopolite workhouse population. Silk prices rise, raw materials scarcer, harvest failures widen economic pressures, and foreign trade shifts worsen Lyon's manufacturing outlook.
Spanish Bond Question Rocks British Money Market
Spanish bonds debated at the London stock exchange raise distrust of a 1823-issue arrangement with Ardoin and Campbell Lubbock. Analysts warn the securities are non negotiable waste paper and governments should avoid circulating them. The piece also notes U S gold production rising, with 1832-33 output near 1.5 million dollars, and reports on foreign market reactions and British corn prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Stock Exchange
Cortes
Messrs. Ricardo and Co
M. Ardoin
James Campbell
J. Lubbock
Messrs. Campbell
Lubbock
Fale Ln
Messrs. Campbell and Lubbock
Spain
United States
Union
Mexico
Peru
North Carolina
Europe
America
England
Wales
Through Lyons Stirred by Spain Trade Slowdown
The country has suspended orders amid Spain’s consumption crunch harming Lyons industry. Many manufactories paused operations and workers faced privations while some expatriate, yet masters remain tied to Lyons by interests. No major firms have left the city. money and credit appear restored. An early letter will report opinions and the actions of authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Lyons
Conservative Proceedings in Ireland Spark Sectarian Tensions
In Ireland the Conservative Society met privately, as clerical factions lash out against the national education board. Presbyterian gatherings at Connor and Ballymena denounce the board, denounce its aims, and urge congregations to read anti board resolutions from the pulpit. A portlectic pamphlet in Ballymena accuses schools of removing prayer, while sermons mock the board and its supporters. The death rumor of Mr Justice Vandeleur is denied. he is said to be in Beaumaris in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Court of
Caen
France
Commission of the Peace
Naples
Austria
Morbillo
Abruzzi
Tripoli
Marquis Dragunelli
Leopardi
Mauro
Mazza
Avessa
Marcus Beresford
Connor
Synod of Ulster
Hudibras
Presbytery of
Nationa
Church of Rome
Ballymena
Ballyvena
Friends of the Holy Bible
Cullybackey
Grange
Presbytery
Board of Education
Wm. Kennedy M‘kory
Portoglemnone
Board
Justice Vandeleur
Beaumaris
Whisky consumption in Inverness rises high
Inverness reports whisky use valued at 42,0001 annually for a town of about 12,000. Each man woman and child would average ten gallons per year, reflecting strong local drinking patterns and economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverness
MortaNcHoLy
St. Andrew's
West Sands
Lonie
Cupar
Undee
Robert Lonie
Perth
Edinburgh
Wuates
Tarbat-house
Tain
Edinburgh Observer
Highlands
Greynock
British Association
Sedgwick
Thomas Brisbane
Earl Grey
Fleurs Castle
Duke of
Edinsburgh
Greenock
Aberdeen
Glasgow
W.corwin
Regius
Glasgow University
United States
Ayr
London thieves roam Edinburgh houses in disguise
A large gang of London thieves, attired as gentlemen, are prowling Edinburgh streets breaking into houses of gentlemen and pocketing valuables. The group, using false addresses, aims to avoid detection as they operate in the city. Captain A D M'Laren reports a successful double potato harvest experiment, planting March 1 and digging May 26, with a second crop planted June 28 yielding large, high quality tubers ready for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edinburgh
A. D. M‘laren
Hope Park
Cotystream
Trial of Richard Grant for vessel collision verdict guilty of neglect
In Middlesex general sessions Richard Grant captain of a Royal Severe steam vessel was charged with a misdemeanor after colliding with a boat off Blackwal on July 16. Prosecution cited driver carelessness, defense argued the matter depended on presence of mind. Jury found guilty of neglect and Grant was ordered to enter into recognizances of 201 to appear next session for judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotch
Charles Forbes
Eeelt
Richard Grant
Royal Severe
Havin
Black Wale
Avan
Edward
William Heath
Grant
Portuguese Navy Payoff Sparks Controversy and Court Inquiry
The Portuguese Navy pays officers and seamen on a 90 day London draft with cash for the crew, while prize money from Cape Vincent and Coimbra actions adds to officers’ gains. A Court of Inquiry aboard the Don Pedro Saud de Monday investigates Captain Mina for alleged arrest breach and desertion with seamen’s money. Admiral Napier orders a follow up inquiry after findings favor Mina, who claims mistreatment and seeks a court martial. rumored release from confinement hints at tensions with Admiral Sartorius and prior acquittal of Captain Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Juhn
Villater, &c
London
Portsmouth
Commodore Reeves
Cape St. Vincent
Eeessseess
E.esseeveus
Coimbra
Vianna
Figueira
Don Pedro Saud
Mins
Jonna
Vigo
Oporto
Robinson
Ludlow
Hutchinson
Sartorius
Min
John Doyle
Marquis de Loule
Napier
Peter Mins
Minas
Queluz
Capitao de Navé de Guerra
Lisbon
Rose
American Crew Rescues Girdler Ship in Severe Sea
In January the American ship Mora assisted the British brig Bifort from North America to Newcastle after severe weather left the crew adrift for over a day. Captain Girdler and all aboard remained aboard as the mate refused entry to the lifeboat. the crew volunteered to stay with the captain amid exhaustion and danger, highlighting nautical valor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora
Cape
Tata Girdler
Boston
Bifort
North America
Newcastle
Humber
Girdler
Jevrered
Liverpool
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Moniteur
Pacta
Sivas
Syria
Mehemet Ali
Aleppo
Palestine
Naplouse
Dier
Acha
Sheik
Cassim-Elahmed
Abdallah-Djezzar
Naptouse
Alexandria
Courrier Francais
Croix-Rousse
Fourvieres
South
United States of America
Monetary Intelligence
Havre
Continent
Ireland
Dundee
Scotland
Middlesex General Adsoury
Country Markets
Whitehaven
Kirkaldy
St. Austel Scesess
Warminster
Yeovil
Cumberland
Eofee
Westmorland
Lancashire
Aepee
Cheshire
Durham
Yorkshire
Andover
Basingstoke
Bath
Bridgewater
Cirencester
Sherborne
Saeed
Ord Taunton Pe
Cencesf
Welch
Sennssees
Tish
C.e.eerer
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