Royal visit plans marshalling Midland counties turnout
A private letter excerpt notes subscriptions limited to peers MPs Lord Lieutenants governors and high officers to back a grand royal display near the Cur ragh with encamped marquees and beef porter whiskey for parish populations while Irish turf connections and landowners are urged to participate. In Holyhead Admirals shipboard routine continues as the King sails toward Dublin with mourning observed. The Queen's death suppresses public display and the squadron prepares to depart at dawn if wind allows.
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Ireland
Holyhead
Dublin
Plasnewydd
Pandora
England
Marquis of Londonderry
Royal Squadron
Bay of
Loss of the Earl Moira Aboard Off Liverpool
Survivors recount the Earl Moira’s peril near Wirral shores after leaving Pier Head. About 100 to 110 aboard, including six crew, many clung to wreckage as waves swept the vessel onto Burbo Bank and Mockbeggar Wharf Bank. Captain and much of the crew appeared intoxicated. boats arrived with heavy losses and numerous deaths. About fifty survived, with dozens perishing including women and children. relief and a call for public subscription follow.
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Moira
Burbo
Leeward
Cheshire
Liverpool
Senate
King’s Dock
Earl Moira
Hoylake
Matthew Naill
W. Corrie
Ireland
Wallasey
Newry
Mozra
O'Leary
John Carey
Earl of Portarlington
Bank Stock Prices and Yields Reported
A concise market note lists percent rates for several bank stock issues. Figures include 76 5 per Ct for Sper Ct Red and 75% for Cons. 5 per Cent. Other bonds show 4 per Cents, 954 and 6 per Cents at 1082.
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Mattesto
Sper
India
Lisbon Papers Contain Notable 28th Ul Update
This morning we received Lisbon papers up to the 28th of the month. The leading article highlights a major development and provides details likely to influence ongoing affairs, indicating shifting dynamics and potential policy implications for local and international readers.
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Lisbon
Royal Decree Restores Woollen Duties in Portugal
The Lisbon official article notes a royal decree revoking the May 1814 reduction on import duties for woollen cloths and British woollen manufactures. Duties revert to 30 percent for goods leaving Great Britain after August 1, 1821, with execution in Portugal. The decree references the Treaty of Commerce and prior finance ordinances.
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Lisbon
Don Joan
United Kingdom
Portugal
Brazil
Algarves
Africa
Council of Finance
Great Britain
Palace of the Cortes
Ready mission may not alter Austrian policy toward Porte and Russia
Journal des Paris reports Venice intelligence July 27 Vienna says Austrian forces near Turkey will reach 100000, Russia over 200000. Moldavia expected to be entered by Moscow. A Russian ship at the Dardanelles is sunk after refusing to stop. crew and passengers perish, including notable figures.
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Prince de Merremnicu
Porte
Russia
Journal de Paris
Venice
Vienna
Turkey
Moldavia
Dardanelles
Queen's house note and death remarks from St James Chronicle
A note from Brandenburgh House dated August 1% directs Kreckeler to show the paper at the Queen's house about her remains. The St James's Chronicle extracts accuse faction leaders over the Queen's last illness, mentioning Alderman Woop and questions about his will and role, plus a Dublin singer Miss Byrne's death and the Pekin Gazette's Emperor Kea-Kina death notice.
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Queen's House
South Audley-street
Wripk
Mr. Kreckeler
Brandenburgh House
Kreckeler
Pan
J. Wylde
Brandenburghouse
St. James's Chronicle
Times
Morning Chronicle
Woop
Alderman Woop
Bat
Hardihood
London
Miss Byrne
Shipping News From Various Ports and Vessels
A compact report of ships arriving at and sailing from multiple ports. Vessels listed include Ava from St John’s New Brunswick, Juliana from Quebec, Hopewell from Jamaica, and many others bound for Rotterdam Shoreham Bristol and Calcutta. Also notes leaky Goodwood from Youghall, Mary from Workington cast away on Rathlin, and Glasgow with the Queen’s remains bound for the Continent.
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Dra. Ava
N. W
James
Walton
Aid
Coates
Ellington
Anderson
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Juliana
Smith
Quebec
Hopewell
Jamaica
Ruckers
Soper
Grenada
Rover
Taylor
Galipoly
Rotterdam
Alert
Reed
Memel
Shoreham
Fairless
Home
St. Petersburgh
Bristol
Ganges
Falconer
Calcutta
Lisbon
Tucker
St. Vincent’s
Demerara
Chatham
Spey
Sheerness
Camel
Morris
London
Sr. Ives
Ava
Goodwood
Rowett
Plymouth
Youghall
Charlston, Hall
Dublin
Whitehaven
Malaga
Gaff
St. Thomas’s
His Majesty
Doris
Valparaiso
Brilliant
Chapman
Margaret
Revely
Minstrel
New South Wales
Plymocra
Wind N. W
Elizabeth
Thompson
Bideford
Butters
Mountaineer
Motley
Providence Good Intent
Atkinson
Newcastle
Bordeaux
Wanderer
Waygood
Hutz
Perseverance
Wellburn
Iran
Greenland
His Majesty's Chips
Glasgow
Tyne
Gannett
Rosario
Pioneer
Gunfleet Sands
Mary
Thomas
Padstow
Gunfleet
Lord Castlereagh
Cuxhaven
Nepean Ditto
Holland
Jane Ditto
Jac Gottenburgh
Marcante
Waterloo
Bell
St. Vincent's
Quanchoy
Cable
Corn Exchains Market Report from Aug 13
Our market was moderately supplied with Wheat mainly from Essex and Kent. Essex samples were inferior and nearly unsaleable, while Kent wheat was fine and in brisk demand on terms similar to earlier. Prices show a 2s per quarter drop for ordinary sorts. beans, oats, and several grains fell, with barley and peas steady. Cattle numbers were high but prices held, with expectations of further declines.
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Essex
Kent
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Bayonne
Spain
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Gazette de France
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Count de Wirrgenstuin
Pruth
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WaLroLe
Ship News
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