Foreign Intelligence and Spain and America News
The Paris press debates parliamentary speeches on Spain, fearing anti England sentiment. Dutch plans to convert Five Percent stock spark objections. Spain reports France aiding the Carlist conspiracy denied. Beyrout recounts a clash between a British major and an Arab over a pipe, resolved by the pacha. Liverpool letters note Clay's tariff proposals, Calhoun's remarks, and the U.S. political scene. Mexico reports on foreign land rights and religious funding debates. Canada offers no new items.
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Paris
Spain
France
England
Journal Des Débats
Hague
M. Rochussen
Cers
Journal
Bybia
Brynocr
Major
Alexandria
Giaour Cafir
Liverpool
Rochester
Woodhouse
New York
Senate
Calhoun
Clay
House of Representatives
Committee On Foreign Relations
John Quincy ‘Adams
Cushing
Select Committee On
Plan of Finance
the Treasury
London
Pennsylvania
United States
Mobile
Elia
Mexico
Santa Anna
L. Gtero
Sanchez Hidalgo
Jalisco
Zacatecas
Canada
Santa Anna hardens stance as Americans held in Mexico
Reports from New Orleans describe Mexico’s harsh treatment of captured Santa Fe expedition members, with chained labor in streets and a large troop buildup. Santa Anna shows defiance, aiming to defend against any US action, while American public opinion calls for swift federal response. Louisiana lawmakers back similar condemnations and a new Bank Bill pushes cash payments resumption amid shifting Texas and national politics.
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Mexico
Teal, &c
New Orleans
New York
Santa Fe
Santa Anna
Vera Cruz
Santa Anne
Louisiana
Texas
Congress
England
Lord Ashburton
United States
London
Metropolis Wreck of the steam frigate City of Edinburgh
Wreck reported of the General Steam Navigation Company's steam frigate City of Edinburgh commanded by Captain J G Hart. Directors learn of the loss at Lombard Street office with no loss of life. The vessel departed Ostend from the Custom-house quay on Tuesday afternoon.
Wreck off Ostend After Bold Harbour Drift
A steamship, loaded with 30 to 40 passengers and cargo, sailed from the Thames but met a westward gale. It reached Ostend, landed passengers, then a hurricane blew in, snapping warps and driving the ship against a pier. The vessel wrecked by morning with cargo and machinery salvaged. authorities planned heavy towing to recover what remained.
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River Thames
Ostendpier
Ostend
Hart
London
Lord Melville
Wrec Pantsa
St. Manguronse
Joan Hopaousi
St. Marylebone
New-road
John Hebhouse
Lord Nugent
B. Hall
Napier
M.P
Mr. Hume
Hume
B. Hail
Savage
Potter
Wilson
Soden
Langhem
Carden
Christchurch
House of Commons
Barnes
Ventry
Parmians
Pexstox Society
Monnhday
Smith
Hodson
Seamen's Mospriat Society
London Agena
Bishysgate Street
Conpizy
Seameni's Hospital Society
Society
Bate
Earl’of ‘Haddington
Wy Genes
John Periy, Bart
G. Seymour
Hawker
Bowles
C.B. Young
Ay'Farquhar
R. Fitzroy
William Gardiner
James Meek
Hisq
Neble
Navy
William Gage
W. Gage
Earl
Duke of Wellington
Harvey Tuckett
Cabul
Denmark
Lord Haddington
Lord Bexley
Trinity Corporation
Merchant
B. B. Cabbell
B. Brooke
Iinery
Barish Museum
Aylmer Bourke Lambert
F.R.S
Wiltshire
British Museum
Mr. Lambert
Liangwan Society
W. J. Hooker
Kewgardens
Joseph Banks
Solander
Menzies
Brown
James Smith
Messrs
Blaby and
Ellia
Thames Police Court
Broderip
Police-Office
Great Scotland-yard
R. Ertersy
Provincial Birmingham Lectures and Brighton Bankruptcy Note
In Birmingham the O Connor lecture failed to draw paying patrons while Ducrow’s Wars of Cromwell and Mazepna attracted large crowds. In Brighton a docket against Isaac Newton Wigney MP and Clement Wigney was opened. creditors met to appoint assignees as bank assets stayed with the sheriff amid a £700 plus writ, with liabilities and stoppage details still unclear.
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Birmingham
Tuhee
O'Connor
Ducrow
Cromwell
Mazepna
Brighton
Vallance and Catt
Fergusson
Financial ruin and murders linked across towns
The report details a Glasgow shawl and merino factory collapse with suspicions of large losses and bank liabilities. It notes deposits by Brighton commissioners and a public meeting to appoint assignees. Separate dispatches cover a murder confession in Ireland, the Stamford mystery of a bloodied cudgel, Windsor workhouse abuse, and a Kensington inquiry into a two year old’s death amid destitution and neglect.
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Worthing
Manon
Wigney
Brighton
I. N. Wigney
Glasgow
Cochrane and Co
Young
Masterman and Co
J. N. Wigney
Court of Requests
Clement Wigney
Chatham
Ireland
Robert Murray
89Th Regiment
Shaw
East Indies
89Th
England
M‘nare
Stamford
Welland
Mercury
Wrewmsok
London
Windsor
Sean
Datchet
Witdéor
Longin
Itepbaieete
Idasi
Hargr
Stant
den Dee
Njehed
Dee
St. James's Palace
St. James’s Palace
Robert Peel
Bonifaces
P.S
Winpson Union
Kensington
Kensington Union
Glocester Road
Wakley
M.P
Charles Willis
Elizabeth Willis
Jessy Willis
Oxford
Mr. Thompson
Madden
Brentford
Chymists
Irish General Assembly to Meet Over Mixed Marriages
In Belfast on Monday Irish Presbyterian leaders plan to vote on the government bill settling mixed marriages. A Scotland church deputation arrives to attend the assembly while farmers and tenants in Derry face coercive leasing and rent hikes by the Ironmongers Company. A court case records a ribbon plot failure as a Meath prisoner is found guilty of inciting sheep killing.
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Dosim
Meerine
Pressyrerual General Assembly
General Assembly
Irish Presbyterian Church
Belfast
Ireland
Church of Scotland
Cunningham
Edinburgh
Buchanan
Glasgow
Irish General Assembly
Snonwongers’ Company
Loxpex
Derry
London
James I
Ulster
Beresford
Meath
Ironmongers
Whitechapel
Tyish
Beresfords
Areson
Longford Assizes
Meath Assizes
Carroll
James Caffray
Keating
Barnes
James Dobbs
Epy
Paddy M‘kews
Dystix
George Wyse
Thomas Wyse
M.P
Waterford Mail
Wyse
Napoleon Alfred Wyse
George
Dickson
Q.C
Simon Newport
Eamne
The Viet London Railway Meeting at Abchurch Lane
The twelfth half yearly meeting of the Viet London Railway was held at Abchurch Lane. The secretary reported the line remained similar to prior, suffering damage from the wet season. Negotiations with London and Birmingham and Great Western lines aimed to extend westward to Knights Bridge, but no success yet. Directors to report on creditor arrangements after adjournment of one month.
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Viet-London Railway
Abchurch Lane
Thompson
London
Birmingham
Great Western
Knightsbridge
Great Unkissable and Burney Anecdotes in Literary Chronicle
Excerpt from volume II of Literary Chronicle featuring short specimens from the work. Tales recount private life of George III and Queen to be continued next week. Includes amusing interaction at Mrs Thrale's with Miss Burney and remarks on kissing customs and introductions.
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Dr. Johnson
Mr. Pepys
Lord Lyttelton
Senate
Lytteltonians
Shenstone
Mr. Cator
Pope
Lyttelton
Mrs. Thrale
Mr. Cater
Diany Axp Lerreas
D’arplay
Evelina
Cecilia
London
A. Colburn
Great
Marlborough-street
George the Third
Miss Burney
Mr. Seward
Yearsley
Reluctant Visitor in Berkshire Sparks Lively Banter
In a staged meeting at Mr Crutchley’s Berkshire country house, Mr Seward and his host display mutual dread and irony over the visit. The dialogue wander from duration to plans with Mrs Lyell’s dinner and six shirts as comic misfires, punctuating a broader Anglo‑dramatic exchange. The piece previews Jerrold’s Cakes and Ale volumes, touting their light literature appeal.
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Mr. Crutchley
Mr. Seward
Berkshire
Elest
Seward
Mr.Crutchley
Lyells
Mr. Cratchley
Douglas Jerrold
London
How
Parsons
The Pig Drama and the Manager’s Casuistry
A satirical tale follows Tinfoil the manager and his actor pig as a comic backbiting farce unfolds. The pig’s rise in a touring company ends in embarrassment with moral quibbles over feeding and loyalty. The piece blends biting theater critique with a running moral about principle and practicality.
Insolvent Debtors Court Admonishes Attorneys
In a Insolvent Debtors Court session a debtor claimed his attorney pleaded to an action without consent. The chief commissioner lamented that both sides blame the other and wished to jail attorneys instead of insolvents to curb such defences. The report notes widespread fault in attorney conduct.
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Wd Sincutan
The
Patriote de
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the Metropolis
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Jessy
Sarah King
Willises
Kensington Onion
Pommell
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Robert Oliver
Foreman
Joel Richards
Thomas Percival
Edward ‘Brooks
William Lawrence
James Edkina
William Harley
John Rashleigh
John Wicks
Mark Tuck
Henry Murch
Richard Burnett
James Hitchcock
Malafropos
Merlin
Agai
Mr. Crate
Piezzi
Erlin
Mlle
Burney
Dr. Burney
Joshua Reynhold
Gainsborough
Literary Chronicle
Neily
Pleyer
Mr. Moriturus
Tinfoil
Tinfeil
Resistal Thar
Tin
Leon
Sapa
Bratt
Napoleon
Mr Sud
Tin Foil
I Hay
Mr. Tinfoil
J. Tinfoil
Sanna
Ks Auppers
Tinh
Ment
Dra
James Yearsley
M.R.C.S
Institution
Piccadilly
Nisbet and Co
Berners-strett
Churchill
Soho
Astley Cooper
Everard Home
Charles Bell
Yearskey
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