Insurrection in Biscay and Alava Deepens in War
A Bayonne despatch dated the 19th reports Carlist unrest spreading from Bilboa to Vittoria as the Junta struggles to hold Biscay and Alava. Insurgents, aided by a lack of sufficient troops, have ravaged areas and caused widespread fear, with 100 deaths daily in Bilboa and French and Spanish officials discussing the broader political turbulence and delays in pacification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastan
Bilboa
Biscay
Madrid
Chamber of Procuradores
Ith
Povaramene
Binnie Committee
Rothschild
London
Paris
Lionel Rothschild
Telegraph
Journal Des Débats
Bulletin of Guipuscoa
Spain
ST. Sebastian
Vittoria
Alva
Guiscon
Alavese
Biscayang
Vastaznon
Tolosa
Jaurerus
Alava
Isabel II
Suarsfield
France
Frm
Searsbeld
Geronimo Valdes
Quezada
Momayo
Portugal
Navarre
Marquis de Rodil
Egndon
Navarr
Jha
Donna Isabel
Rodil
Rodi
Ihé
French and English Support Suggested to Crush Spanish Insurrection
The writers urge the government to augment its army or raise militia to hold key northern provinces, arguing foreign intervention, particularly French and English, could quickly deter rebels. They warn that without decisive action the four provinces will ruin and victory songs will rise only from tombs, urging urgent, practical demonstration of foreign support.
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Ine
Nationa Peters
Ait
Spalin
Ebro
Spain
Isabel
Festival Preparations In St Petersburg Prompt Prince William Arrival
Reports from St Petersburgh describe a vast mobilization for the upcoming festival with 110,000 troops assembled, Grand reviews planned by the Emperor, and a state dinner at Krasnoe Selo for 660 officers. Vienna and Berlin dispatches note health, travel plans, and court movements affecting Russia’s and Europe’s leadership, with cholera updates and financial market listings interwoven.
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ST. Petersburgh
Prince William of
Prussia
Imperial Guard
Corps of Grenadiers
Neva
Admiralty
Marble Palace
Zarskojeselo
Krasnoe Selo
Wvill
Moscow
Tula
Vienna
Russia
Brann
Brunn
Kreuzberg
The Fenwick Sails to Bermuda with Emancipation Posts
The Fenwick, a 250 ton government vessel, will depart for Bermuda to carry officials appointed under the slave emancipation act and forty tons of gunpowder for the colony, stowed under heavy protection. sailing today or tomorrow.
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Bermuda
Towcester
Mrs. Ing
Promfret’s Arms
Gilbert Plesher
Chas. Knightley
W.R. Cartwright
Northampton Herald
Baron Herberstein
Liverpool
Robert Hepburn
Elfast
Falmouth
Plymouth
London
Belfast
Hepburn
The Church and Charity exposes church fund mischief in 1633
The article critiques parish charity in St. Giles's in the Fields, noting that most funds go to church expenses like registering and churching. It argues a fifth of contributions is diverted and mocks charity overseers, suggesting housewives could better aid the needy by spending money directly on food and clothing instead of funding clergy.
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St. Giles's
Eundon
House’of Lords
Westminster-hall
House of Commons
Advance of the Revolution and the Anglican Church Decline
The piece argues the decline of the Church of England and Protestant influence since 1792, attributing it to factors like support for the French war, enclosure of commons, non residence and pluralities, clerical corruption, political manipulation of bishops, actions against Queen Caroline, Catholic Emancipation, nepotism, and heavy rents and pride. It warns that destroying the Irish and English Protestant Churches would herald revolution and urges a master mind to restore true government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF England
Ord Harrowby
Caroline
Marsh
Winchester
Ely
Trish
Bethnal Green Parochial Association Supper
In Bethnal Green the Parochial Association held a supper at the Hope Tavern with about sixty members and friends. The chair, Mr Farquarson, led toasts including support for ministers and the people as the source of power. The evening reflected the church reform discussions from the morning and lingered late with conviviality. The piece also narrates a gullible tale of enticements to John Doe and Richard Roe and a humorous Sheriff’s officer incident, followed by a Leeds Factory Act case and a Rouen gossip note about a devious will prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethnal-Green
John Doe
Richard Roe
Doe and Roe
Mindsor Express
West Riding
Leeds
Messrs. Hutchinson, Milner
John Heathcote
Richards, Esq
Roper
Owever
Heathcote
Horsforth
James Carter
Hutchinson, Milner, and Co
Journal.de
Rouen
M. G
M.G
Zebra Arrives at Spithead and Troop Ship Romney Sails
Our port town hosts a parade of foreigners including Poles Spaniards Portuguese and Dutch as the Zebra brig reaches Spithead from Chatham bound for the East Indies and the Romney troop ship sails for Malta with the 68th Regiment on board calling at Plymouth and Gibraltar. The Polish refugees find shelter in a Portsea hospital building while Spaniards lack resources and the Dutch with their young Prince plan departure for Batavia. Winds NE light and hazy. A Portsea Society Hall concert by Mr Woolf and friends drew strong praise with Keys leading the band and Mr Woolf receiving applause for his original pieces.
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Zebra
M‘crear
Spithead
Chatham
East Indies
Mauritius
Romney
Woodmaster
R.N
Malta
68Th Regiment
Plymouth
Malabar
Gibraltar
Portsea
Society Hall
St. George’s Square
Mesers
Hatch
Tallin
Grant
Reeves
G. Keys
St Leger meeting near Ta ttersalls notes race odds
Yesterday afternoon the town settled for the St Leger at Tattersalls but many subscribers were absent at Heaton Park Races. Few races attracted betting with Paris Bentley Viator Glencoe among horses named and odds quoted.
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Tattersall’s
Paris
Bentley
Glencoe
Strand Lane Regatta Strives For Three Heats Prizes
The twelfth annual regatta by St Clement Danes St Mary le Strand and the Savoy Precinct used twelve sculls from Arundel Stairs to Waterloo Bridge with three heats. First heat blue pink white boats. second heat yellow orange dark blue. final heat pink yellow white orange. Pink won final with yellow second white third orange last.
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Temple-gardens
Strand-lane
Blackfriars-bridge
North Shore
Fox-under-the-Hill
Arundel-stairs
S. Daily
T. Foge
T. Bryington
T. Rutland
F. Godfrey
Jun
W. Mason
T. Williams
H. Joyce
S. Godfrey
G. Garrett
R. Godfrey
J. Gadd
Waterloo Bridge
Sod
East India and China Trade Port Status Delayed
Sir Matthew White Ridley pressed the Treasury over Newcastle lacking port status for East India imports. A reply dated Sept 11 from Leeda Intelligencer states a July letter to the Council Office requested an order in council to recognize Newcastle, but a clerical error halted action. measures were taken to prevent further delay.
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Matthew White Ridley
Newcastle
East India
Leeda Intelligencer
Baring
Effect of the Corn Laws on European Flour Prices
The report compares Paris London and French towns noting flour costs. It cites Paris wheat flour prices at 47s per 169 kilograms, London at 45s per 2801b sack, making London about 51 percent dearer than Paris. It lists various French cities with hectolitre and quarter prices, converting to shillings or francs, and shows Cambray, Nantes, and other markets with wide price spreads and purchasing power differences.
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Paris
London
France
Toulouse
Sables d’Olonne
Bergues
Pew
Hennebond
Nantes
Saumur
Marans
Cambray
Liege
Naples
Temple
Music Metinc In Cathedral Sees Growing Attendance And Collects
The article notes first morning 603 people, second 736, third 748 at a cathedral event. The collection total reached 6761.3, about 541 less than 1831’s Seth and 1011 less than 1828’s, with expectation to rise to 7001 after more donations. Expenses exceeded prior by 500, but steward costs are not to rise much.
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Seth
Coustics
Messrs. Savory and Co
Marryatt
Mr. Greig
Chelsea
Mr. Bulwer
Devereux
Mr Ward
Tremaine
de Vere
Mr. Hook
Mrs. Gore
Lord Mulgrave
Mr. D'Israeli
Vivian Grey
Mr. Lister
Granby
Herbert Lacy
Mr.Smith
Tor Hill
New Forest
Reuben Apsley
Lady Morgan
O’briens
O Flahertys
Arctic Ocean
Duchy of
Lanecaster
Spectator
Pas’ ‘Pers
Lord Hotanp
Holland House
Duchy of Lancaster
Cuancettok
Fea
behineBa
Trish
New Theatre Offers Grand Opera The Mountain Sylph
This evening at the Royal Lyceum and FrglieG Oseer House the hall presents the mountain sylph grand opera. Overture and music by Mr. Arnett. Cast includes John Donald Mr Wilson Christie Keeley Hela Sylph Eolia and Miss E Romer in key roles.
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NEW Theatre
Royal, Lyceum
Frglieg Oseer House
Arnett
John Donald
Wilson
Christie
Keeley
Hela
Bland
Eolia
E. Romer
Repeal of Newspaper Taxes Sparks Socialist Fears
The True Sun and The Courier warn that lowering paper prices from 74d to 34.2d would shift readership to laboring classes, transforming political influence and threatening conservative press values. They argue stamps would empower radicals, uprooting the current order and intensifying disputes over the constitution and press freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Daily Press
Makin
The
Universal Suffrage and Press Reform Debate in Manchester Times
The text surveys 1820 libel prosecutions against printers and presses for resisting government controls, noting the harsh bail conditions and periodic rescues of printers. It cites the Manchester Times and Contemporary on press liberty, sinecures, and political reform, linking labor unrest to revolutionary risks while urging protection of free diffusion of political ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universa
Courier
England
Manchester-Tirmes
Manchester
Gas Row
Shepherd
Mousteany Times
Cowdrey
Gazette
Ap Atie
Oer
Thomas Sowler
Prentice
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Warsaw
Alexander
Kingdom of Poland
Stockholm
Donkeping
Lindeberg
Dogligt
Allehunda
Easil
G. Voo Duben
Wasa
Counry
Frederick von Schuckmann
Black Eagle
Bremen
Cortes A. F. Haldimand and Sons
the Church and Charity
Portsmouth
Sporting
China
Bechas
Wits
S.s
PARKS
Shara
Patainglo Mexican Mining Co
Ion
Hiance Fire Insurance Company
Solanos Mining Company
Anaos
Brazilian Imperial Mining Co
British Iron Mining Company
Corimbian Mining Co
Canada
Brazil
Jarmaica
Losward, Datands
Scenes
Guernsey
Jeraey
Strawberry
M.P
Wiliams
Gilbert Thorncliffe
Perkins
Jacob Buzzard
W. Bennett
Miss Isaacs
Misa R. Isaacs
Jack Rage
John Reeve
Rebecca
Misa Novello
Rosalie de Monneville
Miss Somerville
Mountain Sylph
East
West Indies
Cato and Sons
Holsorn-Hill
St. Andrew's Church
Door Law
Wales
Strand
Captain Robinson
Wright
Adams
Somers
Operative Builders
Wm. Seager
Lambeth
Siggers
London Bridge
To-woon Row
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