Russian Fleet Appears at Malta Amid Warship Reassembly
Malta reports a major Russian naval presence with five ships of the line under three rear admirals in port, plus several frigates and smaller vessels. Count Heiden at Poros with additional ships. Admiral Malcolm expected to move from Paros to Napolion Romania then Corfu and Malta. Dispatches describe espionage tightness in Greece and mixed arrivals, including Jses and Pelorus incidents, and a Belgian steam communication note.
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Napolion
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Ek.jn
Jses
Minorca
Procris
Marseilles
Infernal
Lord Yarmouth
Spartiate
England
Meteor
Gibraltar
Dartmouth
Greece
Napoli di
Alexandria
Rainy
Lient
Hanna
Ritchie
Skinner
Suez
Amnesties Granted by Don Miguel Reported in Lisbon Letters
Lisbon letters dating to the 17th alt. describe Don Miguel’s amnesty plan for vo 2020 private and officers below Captain rank civil officers not active in the Portugal crackdown to receive amnesty but not reinstated. Emigrants returning within six months retain property rights. Terceira garrison and inhabitants included. Prisoners freed but some sent abroad for a time. A later amnesty for other emigrants to follow after 18 months, with various notable figures proscribed for life.
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Marquis de Valentina
Alf
Trieste
Alexandria
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Cypt
Pacta
Algiers
Frankfort
Venice
Austria
London
Cours Authentique
Windsor Castle appoints Henry Hope in Bedchamber
The London Gazette notes Windsor Castle March 31 1830 Henry Hope Esq appointed to the Grooms of the King’s Bedchamber in place of the late Sir Edmard Nagle. It also lists insolvencies, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and Scottish sequestration with names and dates.
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Watling-street
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Alcester
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Fleet-street
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Mary-le-bone-lane
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Harecourt
Aldersgate-street
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Kirkaldy
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Judgment in the Westmeath case before the House of Lords
The Lords review the 1817 and 1818 deeds between the Marquis and Marchioness of Westmeath amid divorce and alimony disputes. The 1817 deed is voided except for child provisions. the 1818 deed faces condo nation and public policy questions. Lords defer final ruling, preserving the bill for potential law trial and awaiting written minutes after holidays.
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Westmeath
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Marchioness OF
Thorn
Lord Delvin
Rosa Nugent
Stratford-place
Iarquin
Earl of Elpen
Earl of Eton
Noctor Lushington
John Nicholl
Lushington
Marchioness
Luswischon
Cork Assizes Conspiracy Trial in Murder Case
Patrick Lynch Edmond Connors and James Wallis stood at the bar charged with conspiracy in murder of G B Lowe Michael Creagh and Henry Evans magistrates. They faced counts for conspiring with unknown others and instigating murder. Examination of witnesses and judge's charge occupied the court late into the night. verdict not reached when report was filed.
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Doneraile
Patrick Lynch
Edmond Connors
James Wallis
G. B. Lowe
Michael Creagh
Henry Evans
Esqis
Cork
The Late Duel at Battersea Verdict of Not Guilty
Jury returns a not guilty verdict after deliberating about an hour on the Battersea duel case. Justice Bayley urges warning to prisoners and seconds, noting risks to life and calling for reconciliation. Bagley expresses regret for being led astray by a friend.
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Clayton
Justice Bayley
William Price
Bigley
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Hazard
Lambrecht
Bagley
Justice Bagley
Malton Craven Meeting Stakes and Welham Cup Report
At Malton near Tuavaspay the Craven Stakes ran for 10 sovs each over a mile and quarter with Bollet the 3 year old favorite ahead of Wandering Bay and Wellington. Ptarmigan won the Welham Cup 50 sovs defeating The High Sheriff and four others. The Cardinal won the Maiden Plate 50 sovs in two heats, with Scarlet Will and Skylark following. Betting shows Victoria and Miss Fanny as top bets, Leo Barton Staken, Assaniado and Harlequin even bet, others vary.
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Wormald
King
Bessy Bedlam
Reed
Wandering Bay
Steele
Wellington
Walker
Pauline
Mr. B. Walker
Mr. Rowers
Mr. Shepherd
Waxy Pope
Mr. Golden
Mr. Richardson
Skylark
Shipping movements and incidents at Paymouth and ports
From Lloyds details list various ships arriving at Paymouth and surrounding ports with origins including Messina Tarragona London Terceira and Gibraltar. Reports mention ships sailing and winds near Port with notes of the Nymph Butcher and Catherine from London to Smyrna and Terceira plus accidents including the Valdo leaky after grounding and the Fire Friends sinking.
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Brtomart
E. J Johnson
Diana
Bates
Messina
John and Williams
Staley
Tarragona
Charente
Gibraltar
Lloyd's
Pentamouta
Boddington
Noyes
Madras
Bengal
George
Rattenburgh
van Diemen’s Land
Faumorth
Torquate
Tosso
Palermo
Rapid
Courtnay
Minerva
Cornforth
Mirono
Apaii
Zante
Napoleon
Arnit
Anna
Legorn
Dartwoorn
Apain
Fanny
Tyre
Lisbon
Holyneap
Valdo
Bailey
Poole
Liverpool
Clipsia
Nial
Muaddin
Bangor
Killwyn
New
Parliament Figures Forgery Death Penalty Protests and Greece Talks
Lords discuss petitions from Yorkshire and other districts seeking abolition of the death penalty for forgery Juries and prosecutions criticized. Greece papers delayed amid diplomacy with France while East Retford Witnesses Bill faces third reading and contested examination at the Lords Bar.
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Burton
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Gow
Dirby
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Lewes
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Warrington
Lancashire
Arbroath
Real Property Commissionere
Nobble Marquis
Algiers
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France
East Retford
Marquis of Salisbury
Holland
Penrye
Est Retford
Wan
House of Commons
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