Kenilworth Echoes At Greenwich Queen's Pageantry Described
A German traveler Paudeutaner recounts Elizabeth I at Greenwich with rich heraldry and ceremony. The scene includes nobles in velvet, a long procession, and the regal queen in white silk as trumpets, drums, and guarded courtiers frame a solemn dinner with ritual bread and salt.
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Heutzrer
Royal Palace
Greenwich
Humphrey
Duke of Gloucester
Henry VII
Elizabeth
Gaeen
Rogers
Ford
Canterbury
London
Knights of the Garter
Tor
Tusebourg
Slawata
Coronation preparations and foreign news from Liverpool
Last evening the ship Shin orbit capt. Macy arrived from Liverpool after sailing July 18. Reports describe coronation preparations in Liverpool Manchester and New Castle with pumps of wine and ale open to the public. Letters from Constantinople note the execution of Danesi the banker and Turkish actions against the Greeks amid Bonaparte’s death and reactions in Paris and London.
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STUM
England
New Yonk
Shin Orbit
Macy
Liverpool
Commercial Advertisy
Manchester
New Castle
Prince’s Dock
Constantinople
Danesi
Count Stroganoff
Ypsilanti
Bonaparte
Wus
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Uwaurper
M ‘Casimer Servier
Rapp
General Rapp
London
Hudson Lowe
Lowndes
Douglas Kinnaird
Kinnaird
French
House of Commons
Bonnet
Boneparte
Londonderry
Livervoon
United States
Isolders of
Colton
Uplands
LC and
of Orleans Ltd
Bonaparte details and aftermath from a late report
The article recounts Bonaparte's delirious last words and physical condition then describes his head and face, organ sizes, and wounds from battles. It notes failed attempts to cast his skull, a scratch on a snuff box, and mentions Cotton demand and canal boat disappearance with Yellowly as a suspect.
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Bonaparte
France
Ile
Nalbert
Toulon
Ratsbon
Italy
Dotors Mitchell
Burton
Arnott
New Orleans
Leadsland
Premium for American Reading Lessons for Children
The American Academy of Languages and Belles Lettres of New York offers two hundred dollars and a gold medal to the American author who within two years composes a small volume of original reading lessons for common schools. The work should combine useful instruction with elegant and pure style suitable for five to ten year olds and adapted to their mental faculties.
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American Academy of Languages and Belles Lettres
New York
Murder at Sawyers Landing Unravels Yellowly in Norfolk Era
A Camden County murder tale centers on Joseph Yellowly alias Captain Yellowly who sailed from Nomonx to Plymouth with a passenger. A boat stop at Sawyer's landing reveals a peculiar stone used as ballast and a bloodied corpse later found in Pasquotank river sewn into a blanket. The connected stone and the act of murder point to Yellowly as the killer, with providence cited as guiding the evidence.
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Pasquotank River
Joshua Sawyers Landing
Camden County
N. C
Joseph Yellowly
Captain Yellowly
Plymouth
River Bridge
Sawyer’s Landing
Sawyer
Yellowly
Bonaparte and the Allied Intervention in Europe
The piece defends Napoleon Bonaparte against unmanly criticism and traces the consequences of allied interference in France. It critiques the motives of Frussia Sweden and Russia and notes the resulting destruction of France and the rise of Bonaparte’s historic reputation. It also mentions Savannah Aldermen and a militia clash near New Bern with casualties.
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Bonaparte
Europe
Frussia
Sweden
Russia
France
Duke of Brunswick
Augusta Dispatch Delays News To Milledgeville Office
The paper reports busy packing and transporting materials for the Milledgeville office over four or five days. It apologizes to Mr Tankersly for delaying his communication and to city subscribers for late appearance of the issue.
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Milledgeville
Tankersly
Tranquil Times in Pinsacota 1821 Governor Earning Mixed Praise
A letter to the editors from Pinsacota dated July 29 1821 notes general calmness while the new governor works to align the government with the nation. It laments that pleasing all is impossible and that critics abound among the perceptive, yet flawed in themselves. The writer hints at wariness toward friends and the persistent glare of caustic observers.
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Kenilworth
Elizabeth
Mer Court
Paudeutaner
England
Pinsacota
Occupation of Texas Proposed to Curb Gulf Smuggling
From the Texas coast to Matagorda Bay and Galveston the scene shows independents at Galveston under Major Mik and 125 troops at Fort Bolivar. Smuggling flourishes via bayous as Cuban trade and slave cargoes move, while Indians near 200 furious warriors menace the coast. The writer urges U.S. occupation with mounted troops and light cruisers to enforce laws and deter smuggling in the Gulf of Mexico.
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New Orleans
Lexus
Bay of
Masarorda
Galveston
Mik
Fort Bolivar
St. Antonis
Provincias Internas
Galvestown
Bay
Matavorda
Texas
Amelia Island
United States
Spain
Red River
Opelousas
India
Gulf of Mexico
After Napoleon Death Sparks Continent Power Play
English papers speculate on the political ripple of Napoleon's death in France. They note Empress Maria Louise's claim for her son as heir and possible Austrian support for a young Napoleon to ascend. Austria and Russia may back a throne bid, while Turkey and continental ambitions loom in a tense alliance.
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Napoleon
France
Austria
Great Britain
Congress
Maria Louisa
Louisa
Alexander
Francis
Turkey
Notice to Sell 20000 Acres in Montgomery County
Months after date hereof application will be made to the court of Ordinary for Columbia county for leave to sell twenty thousand acres of land in Montgomery County part of the real estate of Za Doe Magruder deceased to be sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased George Magruder adm'r Tresey Magruder adm'r July 2 1821
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Court of Ordinary
Columbia County
Montgomery
Zadoe Magruder
George Magruder
Adm
Tresey Magruder
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Levi S. D’lyon
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