Foreign Intelligence on Spanish Carlist War and Markets
Bayonne dispatches report Zumalacarregui near Estella and uncertainty about Don Carlos. Cholera rages in Bilbao. markets jittery amid false Madrid reports. A long French summary outlines Biscay insurrection, successive generals, and calls for wider garrisons to end civil war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menifeur
Bayonne
Zumalacarregui
Muonariz
Estella
Don Carlos
Zunatacarregui
Elisondo
Bastan
Bilboa
Biscay
Madrid
Chamber of Procuradores
Courrier Francais
Idance Committee
Rothschild
London
Paris
Lionel Rothschild
Telegraph
Adrid
Journal Des Débats
Bulletin of Guipuscoa
Spain
ST. Sebastian
Vittoria
Alva
Guipuscoa
Alavese
Biscayans
Castagnon
Tolosa
Jauregui
Navarre
Donna Isabel
Saarsfield
France
Saarsfeld
Don Geronimo Valdes
Quesada
Momayo
Portugal
Marquis de Rodil
Donna Jaubel
Rodil
Vinces
End of the war calls for foreign aid or militia surge
A dispatch urges Spain to choose between expanding the regular army or mobilizing militia to occupy key communes across four provinces. It argues for foreign intervention, limited to beyond the Ebro, with a French show of force to break rebel control and end the insurrection. The writers advocate practical proof of Allied support to avert further catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Ebro
Isabel
Royal festival preparations and international reports at St Petersburg
News from St Petersburg describes Prince William of Prussia arriving for a forthcoming festival with 110,000 Imperial Guard troops in the area. Emperors and nobles plan reviews and a grand dinner, while Vienna and Berlin report on Russian movements, health, and court plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburgh
Prince William of
Prussia
Imperial Guard
Corps of Grenadiers
Neva
Admiralty
Marble Palace
Zarskojeselo
Krasnoe Sefo
Anc
Moscow
Tula
Berlin
Maria
Prince William
Fenwick to Bermuda with emancipation appointees and gunpowder
The Fenwick, a 250 ton government vessel, will sail soon to Bermuda carrying officials appointed under the slave emancipation act and forty tons of gunpowder, secretly stowed with bricks atop to prevent ignition. Also notes on a Towcester Conservative dinner and remarks on naval affairs and the steamship Liverpool’s rapid London voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick
Bermuda
Towcester
Baron Herberstein
Liverpool
Robert Hepburn
Effast
Falmouth
Plymouth
London
Belfast
Hepburn
Arsuraks
The Church and Charity Exposed
A London Examiner excerpt criticizes the Ladies' Lying-in Charity of St. Giles's in the Fields for 1833 detailing registering and churching costs of 1 shilling 17 6d and noting the charity’s actual relief sum is only 7 shillings 13 50, accusing clergy of pocketing nearly a fifth of funds. It mocks charitable giving as potentially enriching clergymen more than destitute beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mother Church
St. Giles's In
London
Advance of the Revolution and the Church of England
A critical examination of the decline of the Anglican clergy since 1792 cites causes from war support and enclosure to non residence and political influence. The piece notes bishops' subservience to government, church revenue controls, and perceived corruption, urging revival of governance and national faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF England
Berewby
Caroline
Marsh
Winchester
Ely
Uy Yunis
ParochaAL Association Supper and Legal Notices
Yesterday evening over sixty members and friends met at the Hope Tavern Bethnal Green Road for a substantial supper with toasts and discussions on parochial reform. A separate report notes a sheriff’s pursuit using a gun and a witty exchange over a writ, plus a Leeds Factory Act case fining employers for child labor. also a French tale of a misplaced legacy and a later will reveal of a notary’s career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benunal -Green Parochaal Association
Hope Tavern
Pollard’s Row
Bethnal-green-road
Farquarson
Savage
John Doe
Richard Roe
Doe and Roe
Windsor Express
West Riding Magistrates
Leeds
Mesars
Hutchinson, Milner, and Co
Torsforth
John Heathcote
Richards, Esq
Roper
Owever
Agiin
Heathcote
Leeda
Journal de Rouen
M. G
BI. G
Zebra arrives at Spithead and troops sail for Malta
From Portsmouth correspondence: His Majesty's brig Zebra with 14 guns, commanded by Capt M'Crear, arrived from Chatham en route to the East Indies via Mauritius. The troop ship Romney, under Mr Wood, sails from Spithead for Malta carrying the 68th Regiment, with calls at Plymouth and Gibraltar to land soldiers. Foreigners crowd the town including Poles Spaniards Portuguese and Dutch with Polish refugees housed in a former hospital and aided by government allowances. Spaniards mostly destitute rely on officers for subsistence while the Dutch with their young Prince are set to depart for Batavia. At 8 p.m. wind NE with light airs and haze. A Society Hall concert in Portsea drew good attendance and applause for Mears Hatch Tallin Grant Reeves Keys and Mr W. in various pieces.
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Zebra
M‘crear
Spithead
Chatham
East Indies
Mauritius
Romney
Portsea
Braganza
Batavia
Woolfe
Society Hall
St. George’s Square
Mears
Hatch
Tallin
Masters Grant
Reeves
G. Keys
St Leger Meeting Ends Quietly at Tattersall’s
Yesterday afternoon the town settled for the St Leger at Tattersall’s but attendance was thin due to Heaton Park Races. Betting on the Grand Duke Michael Stakes included Paris at 5 to 2, Bentley at 3 to 1, Viator at 2 to 1, and Glencoe 6 to 4 for the Garden Stakes with little other business reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall’s
Agst
Paris
Bentley
Aget Viator
Glencoe
Strand Lane Regatta Favors S Daily Over Field
The twelfth annual Stran d Lane regatta at Arundel stairs and Strand Lane featured twelve air of sculls from Arundel stairs to Waterloo Bridge. Heats began at two, three, and five with boats from Temple Gardens and Strand Lane. In the first heat S Daily and T Pose led pink and white teams. second heat saw yellow leading then orange. the grand heat concluded with pink first, yellow second, white third, and orange last after a tight finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Gardens
Strand-lane
Blackfriars-bridge
North Shore
Fox-under-the-Hill
Lackfriars-Bridge
Arundel-stairs
S. Daily
T. Pose
T. Bryington
T. Rutland
J. Godfrey
Jun
W. Mason
T. Williams
H. Joyce
Godfrey
G. Garrett
R. Godfrey
J. Gadd
Waterloo Bridge
Newcastle Missing From East India Trade Ports Note
The Treasury reply to Sir Matthew White Ridley confirms a July request to add Newcastle as a port for East India goods. An administrative error delayed the order, but steps were taken to prevent further delay. The Leeds Intelligencer records F. Baring’s assurance of corrective action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew White Ridley
the Treasury
Newcastle
East India
Baronet
Treasury
Sir Matthew
Council
Leeds Intelligencer
F. Baring
Effect of the corn laws on flour prices in Europe
The article compares bread and flour costs across Paris London Toulouse Cognac Sables dOlonne Bergues Hennebon Nantes Saumur Marans Cambray Liege and Naples. It notes Paris flour 47s per 159 kg sack London flour 45s per 280 lb sack and London being 50 percent dearer. It gives quarterly Wheat prices in numerous French towns and quotes high wheaten flour prices and corresponding quarters, with Cambray and London price comparisons for flour.
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Paris
London
France
Toulouse
Bergues
Hennebond
Nantes
Saumur
Marans
Cambray
Liege
Naples
Music Metinc Cathedral totals and old meeting notes
The record lists attendances of 603, 736, and 748 for three cathedral meetings, with a collection of 6761.3, about 6541 less than 1831 and 1011 less than 1828. It notes potential rise to 7001 with further donations and mentions orchestra expenses exceeding prior by 500, while steward costs stay close to the last event. Including acoustics praise for Savory and Co Hearing Tube aiding deaf readers. A catalog lists popular fiction works in monthly sets and 8vo format at 4s per volume, detailing numerous authors and titles across three-volume or two-volume editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford Music
Messrs. Savory and Co
Morocco
Marryatt
Gleig
Chelsea
Mr. Bulwer
Devereux
Mr. Ward
Tremaine
de Vere
Mr. Hook
Mrs. Gore
Lord Mulgrave
Mr. D'lerael
Vivian Grey
Mr. Lister
Granby
Herbert Lacy
Mr. Smith
Tor Hill
New Forest
Reuben Apsley
Lady Morgan
O’briens
O’filahertys
Charlotte Bury
Mountain Sylph and The Climbing Boy At Opening Shows
New Theatres present the Mountain Sylph and The Climbing Boy lineup with voices Miss Novello and Miss Isaacs among the cast. Doors open 7:30, performances start 8. Also advertised are meat safes wire dish covers gauze blinds and various iron wire products from Cato and Sons with patents on grass-cutting machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawberry
M.P
Williams
Gilbert Thorncliffe
Perkina
Jacob Buzzard
W. Bennett
Miss Isaacs
R. Isaacs
Jack Rugg
John Reeve
Rebecca
Novello
Rosalie de Monneville
Somerville
England
East
West Indies
Cato and Sons
Holborn-Hill
St. Andrew’s Church
The True Sin and the Press Reform Debate
The Courier warns that repealing newspaper taxes would shift readership to the laboring classes, risking radical influence in daily journals. It argues the current order rests on press control and fears mass affordability would undermine conservative interests and political stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Pregs
Makin
The
Press Reform and Universal Suffrage Debate in 19th Century Publican
The article critiques Whig hesitations on extending the franchise and presses for universal suffrage and an untaxed press. It recalls past libel prosecutions and press persecutions, noting Tory pressures against reform, and details legal abuses, sinecures, and parliamentary prorogation affecting press freedom and governance. It cites Manchester and Contemporary papers, outlines historical abuses, and comments on modern political dynamics and infrastructure.
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Foreign Intelligence
Vienna
Russia
Brnin
Brunn
Konigsberg
Kreuzberg
State Gazette
Warsaw
Alexander
Kingdom of Poland
Kingdom of
Poland
Stockholm
AL Jonkeing
Lindeberg
Dagligt Allebandad Saya
Baron G. von Duben
Wasa
Frederick von Schuckmann
Black Eagle
Bremen
Cortes A. F. Haldimand and Sons
Hamburgh
Church and Charity
Examiner
Portsmouth
Sporting
China
NEW Theatre Royal
Lyceum
English Opera House
Eversee
Mtain
Jarnett
Donald
Kihan Christie
Hecker
Hela
J . Bland
Eolia
E. Romer
England and
Wales
Weekly Tree Sun
Strand
Robinson
Tacx
Wright
Adams
Operative Builders
Wm. Seager
Lambeth
Siggers
London Bridge
Esas
Portuguess Banda
Tazilian Wes
Ates
Ccue
Danish Banda
Ces iv
Scensee Eee
Anglo Mexican Mining Co
Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Wbwae
Bolanos Mining Company
Ceseeseesccene
Rial Mining Co
British Iron Linin Company
Cecisaree Ees
Columbian Mining
Ml Canada Company
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Ad General Steam Navigation Company
Real del Monte Mining Company
United Mexican Min. Co
Maila
Barived
Durjarrived
Holland
Aes
Totten
Manchester
Gam
Manchester Times
Comdrey
Phe
Gazette
Towa
Walast
Prentice
Juriev
Duchy of Lancaster
Spectator
Lord Hortann
Chancatszon
Ducky
Hottawp
House of Lords
Westminater-hall
House of Commons
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