Foreign Intelligence From The Journal Des Debats
News from Bayonne dated the 12th reports Brigadier Don Jose Villareal with Avalese and Navarese battalions and horse marching toward Siguenza to aid a Carlist rising led by the Curé Merino. A 2,500-man Queen's force pursued them. Navarre commissioners seek urgent donativo funds amid funds shortage.
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PAF
Journal Des Debats
Bayone
Jose Villareal
Navarese
Ebro
Mendabia
Siguenza
Castile
Viana
Zumatacarreguy
Logrono
Zomelecare
Sor- Tada
The Germanic Confederation Origins and Power Structure
A Brussels printed pamphlet summarized here explains the Germanic Confederation and Serene Diet. It notes pre revolutionary sovereignty counts nearly 300, the Vienna Congress reducing to 38, aims to curb liberty, and consolidate Prussia and Austria. It details the two councils, voting, and the 301,637 strong force including 222,119 infantry, plus fortress sites Mayence Luxembourg Landau and a 45,465 square mile, 40 million population realm with 800 million francs revenue and 112 million debt.
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the Morning Chronicle
Friedlander
Prussia
Brussels
Hamburgh
Tyrol
Rhine
Vistula
Europe
Congress of Vienna
Austria
Germany
Serene Diet
Bavaria
Saxony
Hanover
Wurtemburg
Grand Duchy of
Mecklenburg Schwerin
Strelitz
Waldeck
Landgrave of Hesse
Hamburg
Frankfort
Lubeck
Bremen
Russia
Consilium
Dr. Friedlander
Confederation
Mayence
Luxemburg
Landau
States
Wurtemberg
Baden
Hease Cassel
Darmstadt
Holstein
Luxembourg
Saxe Weimar Co
Cobourg
Altenbourg
Meiningen
Urmswick
Nassau
Mecklenberg Scheren
Oldenbourg
Anhalt
Dessau
Bernbourg
Coethen
Schwarzg
Sonderhausen
Rudolstadt
Hohenzollern
Hechigen
Sigmaringen
Lichtenstein
Reuss
Lippe
Desmond
Schauwbourg
Hesse Hambourg
Hambourg
Wilton Sheep Fair Sees 82000 Sheep Sold At Higher Prices
At the Wilton fair near Alisbury last week a vast crowd penned 82000 sheep of all kinds, with thousands more present. Prices averaged an advance of 2 shillings to 35 shillings per head compared with the previous fairs.
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Wilton
Alisbury
Royal Canal
Wibernian Ban
Eesecrwenee Patriotic Insurance Company Mining Company of Ireland
City of Dublin Steam Company
Wrench Funds
Dept. UY
Royal
oRente Pe
Rente de
Naples
London
Native Indians as Justices of the Peace in Bombay
Indian natives are admitted as justices of the peace under the India Jury Act. Bombay names include Jugganathjee Sunkersett Dhackjee Dadajee Mahomed Ibrahim Muckba Mahomed Allee Ito gay Jamsetjee Jeejeebhoy and others. The move follows Lord William Bentinck and Charter Act principles, aiming to broaden governance and integrate natives into civic duties.
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India
Grant
Bombay
Lord Clare
Commission of the Peace
Jugganathjee Sunkersett
Dhackjee Dadajee
Mahomed Ibrahim Muckba
Mahomed Allee Itogay Jamsetjee
Jeejeebhoy
Bomanjee
Hormarjee
Framjee
Cowasjee
Cursetjee
Ardaseer Dady
Nowrojee Jamsetjee
Cursetjee Rustamjee
Hormasjee
Bhiccajee Chinoy
Dadahoy Pesionjee
William Bentinck
Hon
Sin
United Kingdoms
Failia
Ombay
London
England
Calcutta
Madras
Court of Petty Sessions
Petty Sessions
Justices of the Peace
Edinburgh Dinner Analysis Reveals Scottish Whig Stewards
A Glasgow Courier extract lists Whig Stewards at the Edinburgh dinner by profession and rank, noting many Scottish peers and officials, from dukes to merchants, with commentary on party strength in Scotland and broader social roles. It contrasts with broader parliamentary officer distributions and includes later items on Mrs Stoddert, Mr Martin's Act, and contemporary notices.
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Glasgow Courier
Haberdashers
Privy Council
Sessees Cutler
Sreveeeseseeal Grocer
Seeess Glassblower
Earl Grey
Scotland
M.P
Knights of the Bath
Rosseseseesere
Glasgow
Blackguard Club
Louisbonne
Shortness
Lisbon
Mechanics’ Institution
Southampton
Penleaze
Guthlaf
Admirable Remarks on Advice Givin
From Bentham’s Deontology a critique of intrusive counsellors. Selfish motives often drive unsolicited advice, masking as goodwill. Morality urges restraint unless advice is necessary and well justified to minimize harm and suffering. Even revenge can masquerade as counsel, but benevolence requires avoiding needless harm and speaking ill only when it yields real good.
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Bombay
India
Charles Forbes
Bentham
Deontolozy
Abuses in the coal trade raise editor’s vigilant plea
A reader identifies the self appointed Coal Exchange Committee as an overbearing force harming the public and trade. He cites decrees limiting coal sales, a mandated weighman, and arbitrary punishments, plus a specific abuse by a Chairman named Smith targeting a tiny worker, urging reform and accountability. The letter dated September 15, 1834, seeks public awareness.
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Morning News and Public
Ledger
Smith
Accuser
Smiths
Awful Death and Child Abduction Reported in Wide Text
A minister of the Independent connection, Thomas Jones, aged about sixty eight, was found dead while kneeling at his bed after a night at Milford. He authored On the Mediation of Christ and left about 2061 to missionary societies. A separate alert warns of a brown dressed woman abducting a two year old boy from Mrs Sells in Little Galway Street, St Luke's, taking him to Hoxton after stealing nearly all his clothes.
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Thomas Howells
Milford
Christ
Carmarthen
Irth
England
Wales
London
Paris Papers Favor Carlist Arms In Spain Intrigue
The Paris papers report from Madrid and northern Spain showing Carlist gains as Curate Mereno returns to lead forces near insurgent provinces. ZumalaCabreguy detaches troops to join Mereno while Ronit moves to address the threat. The Times notes the government’s incompetence and the insurgents’ resilience despite being poorly equipped. Mereno reappears near the main theatre of operations signaling renewed activity.
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Spain
Curate Mereno
Zumalacabreguy
Ronit
Menino
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29Th of
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Akares Fringle Mexican Wining Co
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Niance Fire Insurance Company
Ereessene
Sue Bolanos Mining Company
Eeeysenesse
Brazilian Imperial Mining Co
Davee British Iron Mining Company
Yecavess Beseeseen Canidae Company
Scesssennerto Aveewesznce
Columbian Mining Co
Provincial Bank of Ireland
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Real del Monte Mining Company
United Mexican Min. Co
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DUB
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