British Declines Napolitan Interference in Allied Plans
The Circular Dispatch outlines firm British opposition to allied measures for governing future European conduct and Naples affairs. Lord Castlereagh states that sustaining independence and legality, while resisting federative power, preserves balance among sovereign states and avoids general intervention. He notes Britain’s cautious stance toward revolutions and urges prudent communication with allied courts.
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Foreign Office
Tropps
Laybach
Austriay
Prussia
Russia
Naples
Europe
Austria
London
Paris
Aix-la-Chapelle
Law of Nations
Court of
The Courier Report on Lisbon Cortes and European affairs
Readable extracts describe Lisbon Cortes delays and depictions of French, Spanish, and Neapolitan politics. Letters from Lima debunk alleged capture by Lord Coeur Ane and detail Portuguese coastal defenses. Paris explosion inquiries and royal addresses mark European tensions and finance news.
Cambridge Address Contradiction Letter to the Editor
Samuel Wetes under sheriff at Gray's Inn Coffeehouse disputes a published statement about the Cambridge Address to the King. He asserts the address was signed by the High Sheriff in name of the County Meeting and forwarded to Lord Sidmouth, and labels the other quoted extract as false and malicious. He asks for a fair insertion of his contradiction dated January 31, 1821.
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Troppau
Lisbon
Estramadura
Tagus
Liverpool
Aldea Gallega
Belem
Tod
Rovat
Lord Benesvomrp
Europe
STC
Paris
Chamber OF Peers
Court of Justice
Council of Ministers
Tuileries
Chamber OF Deputies
Pasquier
Simeon
Roy
Corbiere
de Villele
Chateau’ Des Tuileries
Macame
Gervaints
Madame
France
Jes
Haiti
Tribune
M. Costa Bazac
Rio de Janiero
Prussia
Berlin
Laybach
Treasury
BurkBe
Wr. Aluington
NPD & Questic
Prop
Fox
Chronicle
House of Commons
Addington
Morning Chronicle
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
England
Birmingham Chronicle
Norfolk
Abbott
Baron Graham
Midland
Dallas
Richardson
Nome
Baron Wood
Bayley
Justice Best
Osford
Justice Park
Baron Garrow
Western
Justice Holroyd
Justce Burreigh- Corn-Excuanan
Fes
Smithfield
Matton
Courier
Cambrighe
Dacre
Earl Fitzwilliam
Lord Sidmouth
Gray’s Inn
Navigation Notes on Portsmouth Command Changes 1851
Portsmou th February 1851 reports Admiral Sir James Hawkins Whitshed expected to hoist flag as opposite to Sir George Campbell. Sir James Soumarez reportedly declined command. Lady Campbell left Admiralty House for Fair Oak en route to Wales. Transport arrivals from Gibraltar with troops and invalids noted. Queen Charlotte flagship of Sir George Campbell to be paid off and recommissioned.
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James Hawkins Whitshed
K.C.B
George Campbell
G.C
James Will
James Soumarez
Lady Campbell
George
Admiralty House
Fair Oak
Charles Paget
Wales
Morthérbank
Isaac Lacker
Gibralar
Gibraltar
Ull
Fanny
Suciler
Plymouth
Queen Charlottes
Ship News From Early Atlantic Voyages
Maritime notices report arrivals and sailings including the Albany from Gibraltar, the Duke of Marie borough packet from Lisbon with divers passengers, and the Lord Wellington returning after damage. Several ships depart for Newfoundland, Cork, Jamaica, and other ports amid heavy winds and losses from rough seas.
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Daruoutu
Cave
Hustable
Gibraltar
Newfoundland
Jong
Elizabeth
Deterara
Aurora
Holder
Tor Virgina
Oporto
Covey
Lavely
Richie
Malta
Charles
Shepherd
Naples
Amablekhiza
Grandon
Rouen
John Campbell
Spence
St Vincent's
Amen
Jeffery
Sierra Leone
London Packet
Java
Broughton
Marlis
Batavia
Unclear Maritime Trade Rates and City References
Fragmentary OCR lists ship ports and rates across Europe and Americas including Rotterdam Antwerp Hamburg Altona Paris Madrid Naples Lisbon and Rio de Janeiro with figures for days sight gold silver and various monies. many items appear and then trail into mixed numbers and currency signs, lacking coherent narrative or dated context.
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Armsterdar
C. Vitte
Smht
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Hamburgh
Altona
Paris
Bordeaux
Frankforton
Maine
Petersburg
Vienna
Lrieste
el Fle
Madrid
Cadiz
Gilboa
Laredona
Hevilles
Gibraltar
Lechorn
Fienna
Malta
Venice
Naples
Lisbon
Oporte
Rio Janeiro
Bahia
Valerma
Dublin
Cork
Poreira
London Print Fragment in Odd Spelled Ledger
Fragmentary OCR text from a London printing item shows garbled publisher and location cues, likely a historical newspaper snippet. It mentions LeaL MSWYNY and J PO WAS LESS with unclear place names and dates, implying a misread imprint line or colophon.
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London
Leal Mswyny
Surand
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Majiesey
House OF Lords
the Courier
Lima
Lord Cockasge
Jamaica
Maberly
Wes
Kina
Palermo
Sicily
Narles
Earl of Liverpool
Imade
Chronicle of Wedneesday
Cambridge
Portsmouth
Ship News
Thret
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