Foreign intelligence items from London and Vienna with war rumors
Reports from London and Vienna describe tensions and potential war with Turkey as Russia moves to advance on Constantinople and Poland rumors stir fears of a broader conflict. Addressed are convoy arrivals from London and Madrid talks of Spain's evacuation and Cadiz free-port plans.
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Corinthian
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London
N York Daily Advertiser
Londinv
Ester
Giang
Vienna
Crnaianuigeple
Constantinople
Hughish
Liverpool
Canada
Este
Liver
Turkey
Wittgenstein
Cearte
Navarino
Araxes
Russia
Madrid
Spain
Cadiz
Turmoil and troop movements ripple through Turkish and Russian fronts
Reports from Constantinople and Bucharest describe rumors of Turkish cavalry crossing the Danube and Russian forces mobilizing. The era’s intrigues include Allied ambassadors leaving Constantinople, portents of action near the Pruth, and Greek leaders in Epirus with Ottoman campaigns shifting toward Navarin and Missolonghi.
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Pruth
Didieregt Irkigh
Bia
Danube
Ruth
Constantinople
M. de Ribeaupierre
Odessa
Stratford
Anning
Guilleminot
Corfu
Jassay
Turtukay
Bucharest
M. de Portus
St. Petersburg
Turmoil and diplomacy loom as Ottoman and Allied tensions rise
Dispatches describe intensifying war fears with the Porte signaling action against allied pressures. News from Constantinople notes troop movements toward Adrianople and plans involving key leaders as ambassadors press for pacification amid rebel dragoman demands.
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Ines
Adrianople
Col. Fabvier
Cio
Lord Cochrane
Candia
Alexandria
Redschid
Cairo
Cassiastinopie
Reis Efendi
Deter Received by the Shamrock from Tampico
A fragment from a Tampico letter dated 24 January 1828 reports relief at the safe arrival of the Conductor from San Luis aboard the Conductor, with notes on local troops and suspected unrest around the general government.
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Paris
Odessa
Jassy
Bartinons
MI Aico
Schr
Shamrock
Tampico
San Luis
Blanceo
Extraordinary Snake in Schenectady Stomach Mystery
The Schenectady Cabinet reports George Sanders a respected mechanic in Schenectady was shown a snake-like formation in his stomach. The reptile described as nine inches long with brown and red bands, white eyes, and a striking, unusual appearance related to a long stomach ailment that has troubled him for over a year.
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Ee Ee the
National Journal
Gov. Clinton
Schenectady
George Sanders
Cotor
Sanders
Fragmented Narrative of Health Dread and Odd Anecdotes
A jumble of medical complaints and curious incidents. An ill man endures hypochondriacal doubt, worsening stomach pain, vomiting, and a fatal end. Other items note Jefferson manuscripts, snowfall in Canada, a Delaware court appointment, a ship fire, and a jailhouse disguise anecdote.
New York Legislature caucus backs Jackson for president
A New York Legislature caucus of 160 members backed Andrew Jackson for the presidency after self effort and debate with no choice named for vice president. The Jackson press claimed near unanimity among lawmakers registered for discussion. A separate note describes a luminous meteor observed Monday evening with a vivid green trail and a brief explosion in the sky.
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den. Jackson
Jackson Papers
New York
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