AMELIA THOMPSON Ship Ready for Passengers
The new vessel AMELIA THOMPSON, commanded by WIELEAMSIGOTT, sails from Gravesend on the 5th of February. It is fitted for passengers with an experienced surgeon and armed for protection, with staterooms and copper-fastened fittings. Tickets available through Commander at the Jerusalem Coffee House and agents Cockerell and Co., Pirie and Co., and Freeman's Court.
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Fee Madras
Cabcopta
Amelia Thompson
Barthen
Wieleamsigott
St. Kathriga’ Dock
Gravesend
Jerusalem
Ism
Mesara
Cockerell and Co
Austin Friars
Art T Pirie and Co
Freeman’s Court
Cornhill
NOK
Madras
Calcarea Psa
Joseph Harei
West India
S ¥ Iti i
Captein
Ald
Jerayslum
John Pirie
G.o
Freeman's Court
Cornbill
Bombay
Carnatic
James
Byles
KOR
Charles Kerr
John Bropif
C.S
John Pie
John Pirie and Co
Wior
Edinburgh
Splendid News
Royal Adelaide
Mill
Royal William
Chaplin
St. Katherine's
Leith
Secret Portuguese letter warns of English support for Dona Maria
Francisco de Zea Bermudez reports to Don Miguel Portugal faces English pressure to grant a broad amnesty and recognize Dona Maria da Gloria. Wellington and Aberdeen push for immediate amnesty as condition of recognition, warning delayed action risks war with Britain and broader European upheaval while detailing plans to seize Oporto and quell rebels.
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Harges
Portsmouth
Bacon
Sam
Parker
Oporto
Porta
Foz
Duke of Wellington
Viscount de Pezo da Regoa
England
Douro
Europe
Senhor
Portugal
Bermudez
Lisbon
Lord Aberdeen
Brazil
Earl of Aberdeen
Great Britain
Don Pedro
Donna Maria da Gloria
Rio de Janeiro
London
Mascarenhas
Tomas de Assis
Jon Pedro
Tercairan
Donne Maria da Gloria
Don Miguel
Reaolves
Spain
Juan VI
Dipatch
Viscount de Asseen
Francisco DE Zea Bermudez
Contested Authorship of Mackintosh History Debated
A letter to the Times by Anton Barck denies Mr Colburns claim that bulk of Mackintosh History materials came from him Nugent. Barck affirms he saw no part of the work before print and explains his limited involvement with Longman and Co and with Lardners Cabinet Cyclopedia. He also notes a recent abandonment of journalism and questions MPs intellectual parity with Mackintosh. The piece also reviews Gleigs romance theme in a separate matter and previews new novels by Miss Eopeworth and Tus Paora et Ciervain with notes on Makannas legend.
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TIMES
Colburn
Messrs. Longman and Co
J. Mackintosh
England
Lardner
Cabinet Cyclopedia
T. More
James Mackintosh
House of Commons
J. Mackintogh
Anton Barck
Gleig
Subaltern
Bulwer
Eugene Aram
Allan
Parson Neil
Fergus MacDiarmid
Makanna
Cape
French Papers Chronicle Cortes Delay and European Turmoil
Paris dispatch describes Marquis de St Aulaire’s Madrid mission and the delayed Cortes convocation under estamentes. Geneva notes detail refugee guards at Chanpoet, strict frontier inspections, and arrests. Bayonne reports Mexican Archbishop chairing a Regency Junta, while Modena sees an Abbe Bertelli assassination scare. Financials list Fresca Funds rates and various European bonds.
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Paris
Fes
Marquis de St. Aulaire
Madrid
Charles I
Charles V
Europe Centrale
Geneva
Chanpoet
Coppet
Vaud
L’ecluse
Rolle
Caatle
Cossoway
Galignant
Bayonne
Mexico
Council of Regency
Spain
Iria
Council of State
Modena
Bertelli
Prince of
Canosa
M. Gubupi
Bologna
Rome
Messager
Rente de Naples
Rente d
Cours Authentique
Arrivals and notices from Lloyds port records and court items
Lloyds and Acasa report arrivals including Buchanan from St. Petersburg and Hermosa from Havana, with other ships like Charity Nile and Love and Unity. The half yearly meeting of General Steam Navigation Company shows strong prospects and a dividend, plus bankruptcy proceedings against Bardwell and a look at French Chamber activity. Captain Scott nears completion of Recollections of a Naval Life to be published by Bentley.
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Lloyd's
Acasa
Fes
Buchanan
Hopper
St. Petersburg
Cowes
Hermosa
Havananoah
Dear
Fen
Wind N
Collingwood
Swan
Charente
Recovery
Welbank
Bengal
Elphinstone
Short
Madras
Dust
Port
the Charity
Nile
St. John’s New Brunswick
Hope
Jones
London
Falmouth
Liverrout
Anne M'Kenzie
Gill
Demerara
Ellen
Clarke
Porta Cabello
Bellona
Hutchenson
Savannah
Columbia
Britton
Charleston
Fair Isle
Winn
Sheffield
Hackstaff
New York
Thomas Parsons
Grenfull
Clipper
Hewson
Africa
Sarepta
Reynolds
Alicant
Trusty
Welsh
Gallpoly
Emerald
Davis
Marseilles
Britannia
Frankland
Settm
New Brunswick
St. John’s
Marcaty
Francea
Kirkins
Mauntius
Sarah
Campbell
St. Michael's Bend
Albion
Burrell
Leghorn
Plymouth
Wind
N.W
Mary
Donegal
Phibs Barossa
Reeves
Triumph
Green
Formbay
Portemouth
Upton Castle
Duggan
Bombay
Sernuy
Byron
Verymouth
Helena
Gandry
Nisase
Caroling
Bates
Rio Janiero
Antwerp
Boulogne
Limerick
Lisbon
General Steam Navigation Company
Lombard-street
Bardwell
Venables
Navarino House
Lamb
Evans
Holroyd
Fonblanque
Newgate
le Valeur
Chamber of Deputies
M. Dupin
Thinga
Marahal Soule
Scott Hag
Bentley
George Cockburn
Law Reforms in Scotland Prompt Transfers to Country Courts
The Edinburgh practice in real property and bankruptcy faces reform as cases may move to county sheriffs courts. Country practitioners greet the change, while Edinburgh lawyers fear loss of work and influence. A proposal would qualify all Supreme Court practitioners to act in inferior courts, spreading expertise nationwide.
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Edinburgh
Court of Session
Scotland
Supreme Court
Aberdeen
Glasgow
Dundee
Seoc
Taxes Paid by Ireland To The Editor Of The Courier
A letter from a Constan t Subscriber critiquing Irish politics. The writer mocks a motion to repeal taxes, argues about taxation paid in England versus Ireland, accuses Daniel O’Connell of seizing influence, and questions Irish Parliamentary delegation. The tone is satirical and accusatory regarding agitation and unity between Ireland and England.
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THE
Courier
Sra
Ireland
Agai
Dublin
England
O'Connell
Lord Althorp
House and Winlow Taxes Meeting in Westminster
A large gathering at Willis's Rooms, Westminster, urged total repeal of taxes on houses and windows. The meeting, chaired by Col. Evans MP, heard a parish committee report and multiple speakers support the repeal, with all resolutions unanimously carried.
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House of Commons
Trinity House
Deptford Strand
Hume
James Graham
Captain Dundas
George Frederick Young
A. Chapman
Hutt
R. Stewart
Murray
Wallace
Greenock
Bannerman
Sinclair
Clay
Alderman Thompson
James Oswald
Marjoribanka
Lambton
Admiral Adam
Godson
Granville Somerger
T. Trowbridge
Journal du Havre
China
King Pac
Seung- Kum
Eave
Midplesex
Middlesex
Rotch
Whitechapel
Fise
J. Quiley
House of Correction
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Ritish Institution
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William Barnard
M. As Gore
Devizes
Henderson Durham
G.C.B
Majeasty
Office OF Ordnance
Portsea
His Majesty's Ordnance
Royal Engineer Establishment
Royal Engineer Office
Board of Ordnance
Pall Mal
Ordnance
Pall Mell
J Hug Shear Bee
R. Byham
East India House
United Company of Merchants of England
East Indies
Leadenhall-street
Peter Auber
Geerical, Medical, and General Life Assurance Society
Joseph Pinckard
Resolt
Great Russell-street
Bloomsbury
Catherine-street
Strand
Post
Sam Teel
Kingham
Norn Law Magazine
London Anti-Corn Law Society
B. Stein
Miss Edgeworth
Maria Edgeworth
Richard Bentley
New Burlington-street
Henry Colburn
United Kingdom
France
America
British Museum
Hici
Miss Martineau
Burns
Leigh Hunt
Charles Knight
Ludgate-street
E Wouter
Sir J. Mackintosh
Shiv News
Ayr
Burcus
George Murray
Burghs
Mary Braid
Morrison
Edinburgh Advertiser
Maitland-Street
Alexander Dallas
W.S
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