Deaths and hardship in Bahia slave voyage list
Letters from Bahia on April 9 note continued slave trade in Portuguese dominions. A list details ships and slave counts arriving since January 25, highlighting high deaths due to long passages and crowded vessels. Riot at the Almonry ends with arrests and injuries. Read riot act. guards assist. several injured, one man dies. Surrey Sessions report brutal parental assault, Gold and wife condemned to three years, with good behavior sureties.
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Bahia
Almonry
Tothill-street
Firacas
Queen Square
Guards
Ruinsford
Queensquare
Rainsford
Broadway
Westminster, &c
Horse Guards
James Maddison
Win. Cogan
Ann Smith
Westminster Infirmary
Maddison
Cogan
Surrey
John Gold
Sarah
Foreign Intelligence Briefs Stir Europe and Mediterranean
Across May to June reports from Trieste Constantinople Madrid Lisbon and Paris detail Turkish disarray Greek resistance and Russian Austrian interests in Turkey. Spain contends with constitutional strain while Germanic Confederation prepares a large army. Portugal plans a formal royal reception as Cortes convenes. French funds currency shifts and naval moves affect global balance. The Ex-Emperor of France remains ill in St Helena as political trials lag due to illness and war-time disruption.
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Trieste
Porte
Naples
Senna
Constantinople
Henmanstadt
Emeny
Russia
Austria
Turkey
Europe
Alexander
Paris
Castile
Allgemeine Zeitung
Madrid
Spain
Lisbon
Soares
Tagus
Cortes
Galatz
Romain
Jassy
Gazette de France
Skoleni
Pruth
London
Lord Cochrane
United States
Pacific
Stewart
St. Helena
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Molimbo
Do Doe
Adamastor
Mozambique
Estrela
Do Do
Bom Caminho
Quilimaney
Do Do. Dourado
Mocambique
Marianna
Ambris Cessoeenes
Sestescenees
Do. Lucrecia
Angola
Do. Do. Ninsfur Do Mar
Cabinda
Foreign Intelligence
Thelwall
Mock Constitutional Association