East India Stock Proprietors Back Mills for East India Direction
A London Town meeting of East India Stock proprietors at the City of London Tavern favors Charles Mills as a candidate for the East India Direction. Sir Charles Cockerell presides. the gathering resolves to support Mills and to work toward his election on the approaching ballot.
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East India House
WPHE
Court of Directors
United Company of Merchants of England
East Indies
Tinta
Leadenhall-street
George Canning
General Court
Joseph Dart
IsaimpHe Court of Directors
Harry Vereist Darell, Bart. Jate
Bengal Civil Establishment
Bengal
East India Stock
The
East India Company
James Pattison
East India
Taylor
Portland-place
WM. Curtis
King’s Head Tavern
Poultry
London
Thomas Weeding
John Plumeter
Fast India Company
Wm. Heygate
Thomas Roberts
Curtis
N.B
London Tavern
Abraham Welland
Welland
Hishopsgate-street
Mr. Welland
Old London
Bishopsgate-street
George Palmer
India
John Pepys
Hsq
George Grote
Colonel Taylor
Manaseh Masseh Lopez, Bart
Lumsden
George Palmer, Esq
Manaseh M. Lopes
City of London
Sirchin-lane
Chas. Mills
Charles Cockerell
Bart
John Smith
Charles Mills
Cockerell
Cale
David Hunter
Rober Pole
Hart
Mills
Cobley
Weat-square
J. Arnold
Barbican
Demerara
Garraway's
Royal Infirmary
Cork-street
Burlington Gardens
Fortifications and naval force defend our coast and borders
The speech argues for strong fortifications and an expanded navy to deter invasion, save lives, and protect commerce. It notes 1815 16 laws, reports by engineers and naval commissioners, and the economy of defense versus costly coastal mobilization. It emphasizes neutrality, treaties with Spain and Britain, and a plan to improve revenue and Indian policy. The speaker praises national growth, resources, and virtuous citizenry while urging steady, peaceful preparation.
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Board of “Eagineers and
St. Croix
Europe
Spain
South America
Congress
United States
Cortes
Amelia Island
Florida
Mississippi
Union
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Great Britain
Ghent
America
West Indies
France
Paris
Mediterranean
Pacific
Re election of James Monroe as President of the United States
The National Intelligencer reports Monroe's inauguration for his second term. Despite snow and rain an immense Capitol crowd witnessed the simple, decorous ceremony. Chief Justice Marshall administered the oath as the Marine Band played.
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James Monroe
United States
National Intelligencer
The
Marshall
Capitol
Representatives
Senate
House of Representatives
Marine Band
Inaugural Speech by James Monazee President
The speech reflects gratitude for re election to the high trust and a pledge to continue diligent efforts, noting the union’s strength and the permanence of powerful causes behind the nation’s accord. It recalls recent war, commerce disruption, frontier clashes, and a substantial public debt added, with a call for prudent governance and clear duties.
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United States
Congress
Europe
Mississippi
Rui River
Louisiana
Floridas
St Croix
Sabine
Matering
James Monazee
Atlantic
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