Descriptive Glimpse of Elizabeth at Greenwich from Paudeutaner
A German traveler Paudeutaner describes Queen Elizabeth at the Greenwich palace during a ceremonial audience. He details the procession from the presence chamber to prayers, the rich attire, the royal jewels, and the extensive courtly display, including guards, nobles, and the elaborate dinner ritual.
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Kenilworth
Elizabeth
Mer Court
Paudeutaner
England
Heutzrer
Royal Palace
Greenwich
Humphrey
Duke of Gloucester
Henry VII
Gaeen
Rogers
Ford
Canterbury
London
Knights of the Garter
Tor
Tusebourg
Slawata
Aster
Peison
The
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Coronation preparations and European dispatches from Liverpool
Letters from London and Liverpool detail coronation celebrations at Manchester and New Castle. Reports from Constantinople note Danesi's execution, Greek prospects, and Bonaparte's death with parliamentary reactions and stock market updates.
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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 Death Notes And Related Dispatches
Relics of Bonaparte described in detail as observers recount his last words and physical state. Accounts discuss facial features, body condition, and organs, noting heat of climate and rapid decay. Wounds include head, knee, ankle, and a musket ball graze in Italy.
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Bonaparte
France
Ile
Nalbert
Toulon
Ratsbon
Italy
Dotors Mitchell
Burton
Arnott
New Orleans
Leadsland
Premium offered for an American reading lessons book
The American Academy of Languages and Belles Lettres of New York offers a 200 dollar prize and a gold medal to the author who within two years creates a small volume of original reading lessons for common schools. The work should combine useful instruction with elegant and pure style suitable for children aged five to ten and adapted to their mental faculties.
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American Academy of Languages and Belles Lettres
New York
Murder Trial by Providence in Camden County Case
A Camden County murder case unfolds from a August report describing Joseph Yellowly alias Captain Yellowly leaving from a canal boat with a passenger, a floating weighted body found near Joshua Sawyers landing, a peculiar marked stone identified as the same used to weigh the body, and suspicion pointing to Yellowly as the killer. The narrative frames the discovery as providential evidence linking the crime to Yellowly and notes a companion remained aboard briefly after the landing.
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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 opinions and Savannah aldermen elected
The article defends Bonaparte against unmanly criticism and traces the allied intervention in France. It notes the Savannah Board of Aldermen elected for the year, listing fifteen members. It also reports a militia clash near Newbern N C where two companies wounded in a night encounter with runaway slaves.
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Savannah
Newbern
X. c
White Oak
Packing up materials for Milledgeville office
Augusta notes four or five days of packing and transporting materials for the Milledgeville office. The delay serves as apology to Mr Tankersly for delaying his communication and to city subscribers for the late appearance of the paper today.
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Milledgeville
Tankersly
Tranquil Pinesacota Letter on New Governor's Efforts
A letter dated Pinsacota July 29 1821 reports quiet conditions and notes the new governor works to fit governance to the country. It observes universal satisfaction is unlikely and acknowledges critics who, despite detecting faults in others, lack perfect virtue themselves.
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Pinsacota
Texans in revolt and smuggling fears along the Gulf coast
Aug 3 dispatch from Prim the Coast of Texas reports 125 men at Fort Bolivar defending strong cannon, independe nts at Galveston under Major Mik, and Mexican cruiser at Galvestown. Smuggling rife via bayous. 200 enslaved on a negro trader’s ship. Cannibal marks found near Matagorda Bay. Calls for occupation of Texas with mounted firemen and light cruisers to enforce laws and curb smuggling.
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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
Speculation On Napoleon Death Shaping France’s Succession
English papers discuss how Napoleon’s death could spark young Napoleon’s bid for the throne with Austrian support, diminishing Britain’s continental influence. Empress Maria Louisa claimed her son as rightful heir, a claim uniting with Austrian interests amid Congress era tensions and possible Alexander support.
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Napoleon
France
Austria
Great Britain
Congress
Maria Louisa
Louisa
Alexander
Francis
Turkey
Notice to Sell Land of Deceased Za Doe Magruder
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 for the benefit of 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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Herald
Nomonx
Europe
Frussia
Sweden
Russia
Duke of Brunswick
Advertiser
Squire Hinnon
James Morrison
Moses Herbert
Wm R. Waring
Moses Sheftall
Michael Brown
William C. Daniell
Levi S. D’lyon
Mordecai Sheftall
Sen
George L. Cope
Ch’s. Harris
J. P. Henry
Thomas N. Morel
Frederick S. Fell
Joseph Cumming
Augusta
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