French Papers Report Iberian Turmoil and Court Tours
European dispatches describe General Jarreguy halting at Ardach with 500 troops from Bastan and reports that Rodil and Lorenzo engage Carlists. Mehemet Ali circulates pacification news from Aleppo while Mehemet’s agents claim Naplouse is pacified. Parisian papers note tours of Compeigne domain and Smuggling crackdown in Caen.
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Sentinelles Des Pyrences
Jarreguy
Ardach
Bastan
Lorenzo
Christianos
Segura
Zumalacarreguy
Onate
Rodil
Leisa
Lesie
Tig
Oran
Courrier
Pyrenees
Biscay
Navarre
Gazette de France
Charles V
Don Carlos
Napoleon
Quotidienne
Bes
Bayonne
Jam
General Rodil
Paris
Civil List
Compeigne
Duke of Orleans
Opera Comique
Campeigne
Lestocq
Dhe Debats
Marshal Gérard
Moniteur
Constantinople
Pacta
Sivas
Syria
Mehemet Ali
Aleppo
Palestine
Naplouse
Dier
the Acha
Sheik
Cassim-Elahmed
Abdallah-Djezzar
Napiense
Alexandria
Caen
France
Commission of the Peace
Naples
Austria
Augustana
Morbillo
Abruzzi
Tripoli
Marquis Dragonelli
Leopardi
Mauro
Mazza
Avessa
Dutch Papers Reach Royal Tours and Financial Signals
Reports from The Hague detail Austrian and Russian movements as Princess Albert of Prussia heads to Berlin, while Dutch administrators reshuffle ranks in the Schuttery and consider rail links Amsterdam to Cologne. Amsterdam shows public displays and finance stays volatile amid market shifts in Spanish perpetuels and Dutch bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Count Alleger
Baro
de Beerens
War Department
J.C. Brandt
India
Schottery
Schuttery
Amsterdam
Cologne
Count de Guinne
Frankfort
Weathered notes from early European ports and cities
Amsterdam two months 1414 1403 Paris two months did B14 Hamburgh two months 152 Petersburgh three weeks 3030 1 3 Prussian State Gaszette Sept 6.
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Amsterdam
Paris
Hamburgh
Petersburgh
Gaszette
Spain Petition Debate on Civil Liberties in Cortes
The Spanish Cortes discuss a petition seeking political and social rights for citizens. Speaker Trueba-In Kong argues for liberty as foundational, criticizing the Estatuto Real’s lack of principles while stressing press freedom and urban militia as safeguards. He cites England and France as models and urges steady yet principled reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Procuradores
Senhor Trueba
Kong
Spain
France
England
Sweden
United States
Estatuto Real
Estamento da
Proceres
Belgium
Portugal
Rose Aid
Ful-Lowis—Otes
Senhor Lopez
Cortes
Debate Over Rights Declarations and Press Freedom
The Estate confronts petitions for a declaration of rights and press freedom, amid contention that government data was lacking and fear of destabilizing judgments. Speakers warn against rapid reform, citing Bentham and Mirabeau, and stress caution in aligning liberty with national habits. Vote totals show growing opposition to the petition as deliberations resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senhor Lopez
Senor Lopez
Senhor Trueba
England
Bentham
Constantinople
Algiers
Cromwell
Bonaparte
United States
Constituent Assembly
Mirabeau
Senhors Trueba
Lopez
Lyons Civil War Aftermath and Master Workman Tensions
From Lyons dated Sept 7 the report describes Lyons recovering from civil strife yet facing a shaken moral climate between masters and workmen. It notes heavy police and military presence, passport checks, and fortifications, with manufacturing hurt by silk price rises and monopolies. The piece cites Mutuellistes pressure and lingering conflict risk, amid a dampened Lyons economy and a faltering silk trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courrier Francais
Lyons
Lyone
Croix-Rousse
Fourgieres
Society of the Mutuellistes
Switzerland
Italy
Bions
United States of America
Spanish Bond Maneuver Sparks Market Suspicion
The Times reports on Spanish finance with debate over the transfer of unissued Cortes Bonds from original loan agents to M Ardoin and partners. Critics warn the move could enable sale of stock, while officials deem such actions fraudulent. Additional notes discuss 1823 loans by Campbell and Lubbock, and the impact on Spain's debt amidst claims of large, unissued sums and dividends. The piece also cites rising U.S. gold reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Airact
Stoe
Cortes
Messrs. Ricardo and Co
M. Ardoio
M. Ardoin
James Campbell
J. Lubbock
Messrs. Campbell
Messrs. Campbell and Lubbock
Spain
United States
Union
Mexico
Peru
Gold Production in United States and Mint Coinage
An annexed statement details gold quantities received from U S districts up to 1833, noting North Carolina as an early source. It argues total U S gold imported to Mint since 1823 exceeds 1,500,000 dollars, likely representing one fifth of world gold production in that period, with much exported or used in arts. It also notes shifts in the English money market and foreign fund prices, and reports weekly British corn averages and duties on foreign corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North Carolina
Europe
America
Miotto
England
Wales
Lyons Stricken by War Shock Delays in Textile Orders
The Lyons textile sector reels as Spain’s plight squeezes demand. Factories halt output, workers endure hardship, and some men abandon the city. Masters remain tied to Lyons by interests, with no major houses leaving. Money and credit appear restored but sentiment in Lyons wavers as authorities adjust policy and military measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Lyons
Havre Fair Offers Cheerful Prospect for Visitors
A 19th century notice extols Havre fair. It promises happiness and sociable entertainments for all ages. English visitors are urged to enjoy moderate prices at inns and taverns while noting exchanges with French aristocracy and accessible travel by steam packet.
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Havre
France
Ireland Conservative Proceedings Spark Sectarian Tensions
The Conservative Society in Ireland met behind closed doors amid public discontent over Marcus Beresford scandal. Presbyterians in Connor and Ballymena denounce the national education board, urging ministers to read anti-board resolutions from pulpits. A Ballymena meeting featured heated rhetoric against the board and a pastor accused of falsehoods. a Portglenone preacher mocks the education plan in verse.
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Marcus Beresford
Presbytery of
Connor
Synod of Ulster
Hudibras
Church of Rome
Ballymena
Ballymena Market
Friends of the Holy Bible
Cullybackey
Grange
Presbytery
Board of Education
Wm. Heaney M‘kory
Portogleanone
Hag
God
Remarkable whisky consumption in Inverness town
In Inverness the annual whisky value consumed locally, excluding distillers’ sales outside the Inverness district, amounts to about 42,000 pounds. With a population around 12,000, this equates to roughly ten gallons per person per year. The Edinburgh Observer reports a mixed set of local notices including a drowning suspected suicide near Step Lake and other assorted Scottish incidents and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
InverNess
Inverness Courier
St. Andrew's
West Sands
Lonie
Cupar
Dundee
Robert Lonie
Perth
Edinburgh Observer
Waates
Tarbat-house
Tain
Highlands
Greenock
Edinburgh
British Association
Sedgwick
Aberdeer
Glasgow
Gari Grey
Gretnook
United States
British America
Stee
Ayr
Geatlen ug ad Cee Enea They Park sale item
A fragmentary notice describes new footwear on display for sale at a park site. It references frost risks and a late May timeframe with a prior similar act in March. The text mentions dogs and shoes of equal size and quality currently exposed for sale.
Indictment Against Royal Sovereign Vessel Case Adjourned
In a Dickensian court scene before Mr Justice Forbes and magistrates, Richard Grant faced multiple charges connected to a collision involving the Royal Sovereign team vessel. Pleading Not Guilty, Grant contested prosecution claims of negligence, while defense argued fog and lack of presence of mind. Jury returned a verdict of neglect, and Grant was ordered to enter into recognisances of 201 to appear at the next session for judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roteh
Charles Forbes
E. E.halsweil
Richard Grant
Royal’ Sovereign
Edward Nea Willige Heath
Nesses
Grant
Portuguese Navy officers pay off amid prize money dispute
A London report details the Anglo Portuguese Navy officers receiving ninety day bills and one month cash, with the rest in memoranda. Commodore Reeves gains substantial pay for fourteen months service plus Cape St Vincent prize money. A court of inquiry on Capt. Mins at Vigo finds and then reverses findings, amid disputes over leave and arrest, with Mins later released and returning to Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don ‘John
Fe Wiens &c
London
Cape St. Vincent
Reeves
Escaceseus
Coimbra
Vinona
Figueira
Don’ Pedro
Mins
H. M.F
Henry Scott
Fox
Vigo
Oporto
Robinson
Udlow
Hutchinson
Sartorius
Migs
St Vigo
Edinburgh
Minsi
Ming
Peter Mina
Min
Mina
Queluz
Capitao de Navés de Guerri
Lisbon
Rose
Country Markets in January Fast Trade Shift
In January a swift market shift sees Lower challette ledge headed by Iain Girdler moving toward North America. The exchange targets New Newcastle and aims for a steadier exchange rate amid volatile prices.
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Challette
Iain Girdler
Ber
North
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Antwerp
Berlin
Bert
Konigsberg
Bond
Lonnoy
Monetary Intelligence
Rile
Alls
Vollara
Ireland
Wormwood Baal
Justice Vandeleer
Beaumaris
Scotland
Country Markets
Whitehaven
Kirkaldy
St. Austel
Wea
Doles Liverpool
Bonnes
Wantage
Cerevees
Wager Lancashire
Neegeos Ences
Ae Eo Darham Sevaeeneress
Yorkshire Wonescosen
Salso
Andover
Peteuenene
Bath
Eseseseesevees
Cosesene
Salisbury
Shepton Maliet
Sherborns
Taunton
Liverpool Corn Market
Sart
Evra Weeseerasrses
Sreererergy
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