Fragmented Debate on Civil Rights and Religion in Old Canada
A dense excerpt shows parliamentary debate on civil rights, religious tolerance, and the status of Catholics in English rule. It references the Petitioners, the Bill of Rights, and fears of Papal influence, with discussion of magistrates, offices, and the church’s role in governance within the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ansious
England
Commons
Corsica
America
Rome
Nave
Icp
Aoty
Lords Petition Debates On Catholic Claims
Debates in the House of Lords discuss Catholic petitions from York and Kent counties and Wiltshire, with signs of mixed support. Lord Lansdowne notes irregularities in signatures and questions the petition’s breadth, while the Wiltshire petition shows a large majority in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Jennuewood
Ny of
York
Mount Edgecumbe
Enniskillen
Lord Shannon
Camden
Jasquis
Lansdowne
Uicy
Wiltshire
Vethury
Jleqesdale
Canterbury
Ireland
King’s Bench and
Common Pleas
Admiralty
Court of Arches
House of Commons
Secretary of State
Home Department
Disjointed OCR Tale Sparks Local Market Notes
Scrambled OCR line mentions Gottenburgh and a date hint November 5 but lacks clear events. Readable fragments point to a local trade note or ledger snippet with prices or totals and a possible sale. No identifiable people or organizations are clearly stated.
Escape of the King of Prussia and European tensions
The Berlin letter reports the escape of the King of Prussia from French control. Buonaparte allegedly ordered his arrest, but the King fled via Potsdam to Breslau with royal guards. Other items note Swedish-Danish-Russian moves, pressures on Russia, and political backbiting in Britain amid ongoing debates and council meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prussia
Buonavante
D’armes
Potsdam
Breslaw
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE UPDATE FROM PLYMOUTH AND PORTSMOUTH
Reports from Prymouth and Portsmouth detail arrivals and movements of Royal Navy ships including the captures, refits, and dispatches. The York 74 and several ships sail or refit near Brest and Cherbourg while Admiral Keates hoists his flag on Antelope. An embarkation of 400 artillery horses for Lisbon is planned at Cove with Leonidas convoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prymouth
Fox
Rolla
H.B. Neat
Brest
Faymouth
Fes
Mails
C. Pontsmouth
York
Scomzene
Schelde
Epervier
Dispatch
Beggle
Bermuda
Downs
Olverine
Kern
Cherburg
Admiral Keates
Majesty
Antelope
Dean
Oring
Bangry
St. Helena
Bengal
Cong
Lisbon
Leonidas
Plymouth
Regulus
Melpomene
Malta
French attempt on Queen Charlottesburg and Russian advance
Extract from a Berlin letter dated Feb 2 1813 describes a night attack by French gens d armes on Charlottesburg Palace foiled by the King’s flight to Potsdam with aides. He then marches to Silesia with 6000 guards as Russians approach. The piece also recounts public unrest and a Vienna theatre scene with notices of performances and audience reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prince Kurousori
Sxo
Lensko
Wilna
Russia
Gannen Tizanne
Captain Dash
Lisyox
Cary
Miss Boors
Romeo Rantall
Marrhews
Corn Market and Smithfield Prices Report
Prices for wheat barley oats and other grain fluctuate with arrivals pending and a cautious demand. Wheat and oats hold firmer quotes while barley remains nominal. cattle, sheep and calves trade at Smithfield with beef and pork shown at varied rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Sisto
Smithfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gottenburgh
the Courier
St Petersburgh
Moscow
Vilna
Stockholm
Dantzic
Pxratow
Switzerland
Hoffer
Schill
France
Rosantow
Buonarante
Buonapante
Vascillatirus
Europe
Pamph
Eubraruicye
Fox Anzow
Buonaranre
Tilsit
Germany
Lord Caracant
Lord Watrore
Great Britain
Exteror
Kurousorr
Cyrucaur
Petersburgh
Hors
Vienna
Watpers
Princess of Wates
Earl of
Pathcr
Arbuthnot
Camytage
Prince Regen
Mr. Fast
Sweden
Gucesrte
Palangban
Union
Sginxga
Relyhead
Holyhead
Thassqay
Isle of Man
Whitehaven
Coe
Naval Intelligence
London
B. M'Swyny
Serend
J. W.haywood
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!