Genoa Promises and British Honor at Congress Debate
The House weighed warnings about moving Genoa policy amid Congress talks. Speakers urged safeguarding national honor, with critics accusing Britain of perfidy after proclamations by Lord Wm. Bentinck and General Dalrymple. Debate also touched on finance and postponed tax resolutions to Monday.
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Vienna
London
Russia
Prussia
Prince Hardenberg
Whitbread
Lambton
Genoa
W. Pole
Saxony
Poland
Mr. Whitbead
Hear
Mr. Whitbread
Mr. Bathurst
Mr Whitbread
Horner
Bathurst
House of Commons
Lord W. Bentinck
Italy
Great Britain
Alps
Sardinia
Tunis
Wm. Bentinck
Dalrymple
England
Horser
Stephen
Lamatov
Newspapers, &Co
European updates on Saxony peace and Wellington’s status
The Vienna and Paris dispatches discuss Saxony arrangements, Prussia’s demands, and the general peace trajectory. The Duchess of Wellington remains in Paris as the Duke reportedly ill, while Austria praises Wellington’s resistance and hints at monarchic realignments and territorial adjustments in Saxony, Lusatias, and Franconia.
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Duke of Wellington
Paris
Vienna
Germany
France
Neapolitan Troops Advance in the Marches and Naples Fetes
Brussels and Frankfort papers report Neapolitan forces moving along the Adriatic in the Marches and occupying three legations. The Naples king hosts fetes as his army—about 40 000 infantry 18 000 Norse 6320 artillery 6000 guards 4200 marines and 15 000 foreign auxiliaries—total 89 500. Expanding concern over St Domingo arises from Vienna Congress covenants backing action by Louis XVIII and maritime powers if needed, to secure the colony for France.
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Rome
Adriatic
Wen Atila
Journal de la Belgique
Brussels
Naples
St. Domingo
Louis XVIII
England
France
Vague financial notice unclear text fragment
Unclear OCR fragment shows numbers and percentages, appears to be a financial or debt notice but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to summarize. No clear person, organization, place, or date can be confirmed from the readable portion.
King of Saxony to be restored to throne
The Paris papers report Vienna advices that the King of Saxony will regain his throne, ceding unspecified territory on the Elbe. The Courier notes preference for Prussia to receive lands, cites Saxony’s past loyalty to Buonaparte, and argues against threats to legitimacy. Brussels and Frankfort papers add little new.
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Paris
Vienna
Saxony
Elbe
Prussia
Buonacarre
Poland
Austria
Brussels
Frankfort
Debate on charges and evidence in the Genoa mission case
The article discusses parliamentary debate on challenging the Genoa mission. It argues for prompt arraignment and lack of guilt without full evidence, criticizing delaying tactics and urging against condemning the accused without proof. It contrasts private life charges with public crime, urging fair process.
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Genoa
Commons
House of Lands
Congress
Veterin
Y. Tani
Dian
Limwsroy
Commi Descarelln and the President Frigate sailnote
An extract letter dated January narrates the arrival of Commi Descarellin and the President Frigate for a notable act. praise is given to an officer's gallant skill and superior conduct. It mentions Miss O’Neill at the theatre and notes a Parliament debate on tax measures including excise on Tong and newspapers, with further reports postponed to Monday.
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Commi Descarelln
Prince
Cue Garden Theatre
Miss O'Ner
Alis
Beverley
Arrivals and Movements of War Vessels and Convoys
Shipping news from Plymouth and surrounding ports reports multiple arrivals including Slaney Ro lla and Lord Nes Norfolk Brutus Jones and Laurel Starspor from Cork with militia aboard. Other ships include Glastaow Nymphenroma and Spey from Portsmouth. An Admiralty letter confirms convoys to His Majesty’s ships from the Nore Humber Leith and Lindes Sound starting next month with return bookings.
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Fes
Slaney Rolla
Portsmouth
Lord Nes Norfolk
Robert, Brutus, Jones and
Laurel
Starspor
Cork
Brighton
Fatmouth
Bs Felippa
Arufe
Greenock
Ametia Isang
Havin
Fly
Coke
Yar
Liverpool
Brilliant
Cuming
Plymouth
Bristol
Yar Mours
Helyoetsluys
Prine of
Downs
Hlajesty
Graveswyn
Bes
Mary Ant
Arbutmot
Madras
Sparrow
Watts
Werp
Caledonia
Conoly
Teneriffe
Henry Dirk
Scarp
Hotterdam
Matecalfe
Sanders
India
Antwerp
Russia
Admiralty
Nore
Humber
Leith
Lenges Sound
Cors- Exchanga report from morning market brief
Market summary from Cors-Exchanga dated February 22 notes light activity for barley with prices at Monday levels. Demand for peas and beans weak, causing a decline of 1s per quarter. Other titles show no change amid ample supply. London imprint and publisher details listed.
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Cors- Exchanga
Fes
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Wurtemberg
Hanover
Franconia
Augsburg
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Elba
Buonaparte
Maples
Gazette de Lausanne
Milan
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Ancona
Marche
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Upwelve
the Courier
Gress
Frasce
Lowe Ivest
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Rusia Company
W. Croker
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Serands
J. P. Wanless
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