Resolutions Endorsed At County Meeting On Tax and Liturgy
The meeting backed the resolutions urging fiscal retrenchment and ministerial support, with Mr. Sumner defending the government and Queen's trial. Speakers argued taxation reform and warned against disorder, while calls to restore the Queen’s name to the Liturgy were added to the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hien Suenrrr
Mr. Bowyer
Manerry
W. D. Carsbery
T. Turron
Baronet
Denison
J. Susten
Spain
H. Sumner
Sumner
Trotter
Wres Westeex
J. Macnonaxe
Macparxatp
Fle
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lord King
News from New York to Liverpool dated January 15
The Courier reprints New York papers dated January 15 noting a 16 day voyage to Liverpool aboard the James Monroe. It cites census growth to about ten million, Santa Marta captured by insurgents, Morillo resigning to La Torre, and Morillo at Porto Cabello. It reports from the Macedonian off Callao Oct 12 1820 about San Martin’s 5000 men from Valparaiso, Lima camps, and Lima’s defense, plus a proclamation of a new constitution and open Inquisition instruments. It mentions a Florida Treaty note and the Juno’s arrival from Calcutta via St. Helena with further details to follow.
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New York
Liverpool
James Monroe
Congress
Tris
United States
Santa Martha
Morillo
la Torre
Aes
Porto Cabello
Europe
South America
C. Gauntt
Bay of Callao
Tatnall
Valparaiso
San Martin
Pisco
Lima
Peru
S. of Lima
Naporon BuoNaparre
Longwood
Bertrand
Buonpaarte
Lord Amherst
India
Naapo Eon
Lord Somerset
Cape
Buena Parte
England
Hanson Lowe
Vigo
Lambert
Menai
Moressy
Levant
Shannon
Redwing
Hunn
Sheerwater
Roperts
Heron
Cape of Good Hope
St. Helena
Buonaparte on Saint Helena and surrounding fleet notes
Dispatch describes Napoleon Buonaparte’s seclusion on Saint Helena, his health, mansion, and social isolation. It covers admiralty ships, signals for supplies, and the island’s defense details, plus a brief update on naval movements and nearby diplomatic chatter in Paris and London.
Lisbon Packet News from Oporto Papers
The Jan 14 Lisbon dispatch reports Treze de Maio carrying a Spanish cavalry officer from Peru and Infant don Sebastian reaching Rio de Janeiro after Lisbon departure. It notes Don John VI preparing and Reino Unido expected to sail. Bahia and Pernambuco unrest discussed with hopes for swift resolution.
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Lisbon
Peru
Noyo
Don Sebastian
Rio Janeiro
Madeira
Pernambuco
Bahia
Rio
Don John VI
Paris Papers Reveal Unresolved Inquiries Into 27th Ult Exposions
The Paris Papers of Wednesday last report relentless inquiries into the 27th ult affair with no clear results. The extracts show other petards exploding in Paris the day before. A Paris journalist suggests the blasts may have been staged for a particular purpose.
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Paris
Prince Esterhazy Attends Dinner Amid Royal Progress
Brighton reports Prince Esterhazy arriving at the Palace after a carriage mishap near Crawley. The King rode out with him and Sir B Bloomfield to Marine Parade then eastward. A grand dinner at the Castle Tavern marked the first year of the King’s accession with about 300 guests including Count Funchal and Mr. Walter Burrell. Incledon led anthem and a loyal Dibdin song was sung.
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Prince Esterhazy
Serene Highness
Crawley
Sir W. Keppel
Princess Esterhazy
Marine Parade
B. Bloomfield
Castle Tavern
Count Funchal
Walter Burrell
God Save the King
Incledon
T. Dibdin
Court of King's Bench Hearing on Arrest of Judgment in Burdett Case
The Court rejected the motion to arrest judgment in the Burdett libel case as to government and troops. Lords Lowther and Ogilston attended with the bench. the rule was refused. The Queen’s side involved Rev Richard Blacow accused of libel and a rule to show cause was granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Burdett
Lord Lowther
Lord Ogsulston
Lonp
Cuter
Justice Best
Pequonan
Richard Blacow
Liverpool
St. Mark's Church
Shipping News and Theatre Notes from a 19th Century Paper
Reports list arrivals and departures of multiple ships including Hannah Irvine Joseph Hume and Thetis Middleton at Halifax and Jamaica routes, plus arrivals at Portsmouth and PuymoorH from various ports. The section also reviews The Times critique of Lord Castlereagh’s mission letters, and notes a new melodrama There, or the Orphan of Geneva with Miss Kenny and Wallace, praising public reception and stage impact.
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Sa . Deat
Fez
Wind N
Hannah
Irvine
Halifax
Joseph Hume
Scott
Cenaries
Angestein
Thompson
Trinidad
Tuscan
South Seas
Maria
Vize
Havre
Waterloo
Donald
Cape of Good Hope
Britannia
Evans
St. Kitt’s
Thetis
Middleton
William Shand
Munual
Jamaica
Cordelia
Magee
America
Portsmouth
Lady Hamilton
Sir George Osborne
Ocean
M'Neilage
London
Ceres
Adley
Mary
Gunton
Messina
Demerars
Demerara
Puymoorh
The
Times
Alderman Woon
Lord Castlereagh
England
Drury-Lanz
Geneva
Kenny
Mouriese
Wallace
Cartwright
Lord Combermere
Sheerness
Robert Wilson
Norwich
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Calcutta
Coquimbo
Cochrane
Tuileries
Chamber of Deputies
Rue St. Honoré
St. Thomas du Louvre
Porte St. Honoré
Serlin
Laybach
Robert Hiron
J. Smith
Midhurst
Archibald HaMiIton
Derby Chronicle
County of Derby
Duke of Rutland
Harrinerox
Scarspate
Vernon
Gloucester
Birmingham
Chronicle
Wilts
Biringham Chronicle
Oxford
MaccLesField
Abingdon
Harcourt
Lord Cuurenity
W. E. Taunton
Joan Fane
Bergami
Hownam
Wa. Scorr
Caxton
Brighton
Fes
Court OF King's Bench
Ship News
B. M.uswyny
Strand
J. PO Wanless
Sane Place
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