War Office steam packet Fawcett sails from Union Stairs
In late July the powerful War Office steam packet Fawcett captained by Commander Campbell RN and crew departs Union Stairs for Dublin. Tickets and further sailing details are available from R Smith and Son and local agents including Underwood of Haymarket, Say Fogle, and John Hall and Co Pread Circus Minories.
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Dublin
War Office
Fawcett
Campbell
Union Stairs
Conde
Galley Quay
Lower Tet Street
R. Smith
Haymarket
Fogle
Regent Circus
John Hall
Minories
Public Press on Portugal alliance and British policy
The article argues against clinging to a long standing Portugal alliance, urging policy focus on Britain’s interests, markets, and security. It criticizes French power moves in Portugal and Belgium, questions treaty loyalties under Don Miguel, and calls for public scrutiny of ministers and parliamentary privilege. It notes political tensions and the Saltash disfranchisement controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barnard
Waterloo-place
Cornhill
England
Asylum Company
Asylum
Cormhill
George Farren
Ee Ee Ne ‘Urrey
Regent-street
Monsieur Mallan and Son
Great
Russell-Street
Bloomsbury
London
Paris
N.B
New-street
Birmingham
Clemens-street
Leamington Spa
Portugal
France
Spain
Pyrenees
Brazil
Phillips
Buonaparte
Braganza
Doriha Maria
Tagus
Don Miguel
Despot
The
Morning Herald
Ieform
Colonel Evans
J. Smith
Manchester
Glasgow
House of Commons
Saltash
Croker
Paulet Thompson
James Graham
Long Wellesley
Wellesley
Court of Chancery
Morning Post
Great Britain
Belgium
Europe
Howig
Earl Grey
Duke of Wellington
Westphalx
Vienna
Ste
PSR
Ofltesses
Rhine
Germany
Mediterranean
Lord Grey
Don Pedro
Donna Maria
Friends of Constitutional Liberty
Fashionable Royal Tour To Eton And Opera
The royal party including Princess Augusta and the Duke of Sussex visited Eton to hear the scholars and proceeded to an Italian Opera House performance last evening. A grand ball followed at Saville House with notable attendees from noble ranks and city society. The coronation and parliamentary sessions are extending the opera’s run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Countess of Harcourt
Robert
Wigrats
Maryborough
Vine
Duke of Sussex
Earl Grey
Duchess of Cumberland
Countess of Aaxborough
Saville House
Boothbay
Miscasset Journal
New York Gazette
Declius Aurelianus
Mead
Dr. Hamilton
Elvas
Portugal
Strance
Pradnik
Lardner
Cabinet Cyclopedia
Poland
Guido
India
Avignon
Frascastorius
Hamilton
History of Medicine
Rzstarxasce Connectors
Centreville
Indiana
Israel Abrahams
Waddle
New York
Twitch
National Gazette
Jennings
Newhaven
Solomon
France
Journal Des Connaisances Usuelles
Prince de Joinville Visits Malta Amid War Preparations
Reports from Malta describe a flurry of ceremonies after the French frigate Artemese arrived with the Prince de Joinville aboard. Grand dinners, ball at the Auberge de Provence, and reviews mark his visit. Meanwhile tensions rise as fleets gather and regional unrest continues in Greece and Smyrna exits plague measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mom
Artemese
Prince de Joinville
Auberge de Provence
P. Malcolm
Malta
Mediterranean
Henry Hotham
H. Hotham
Procris
Hindcutter
Smyrna
Dardanelles
Ferret
Nauplia
Baron Rouen
Greece
Mainotes
Pietro Bey
Paria
Count Agostino
Rovomelia
Ricord
Poros
Constantinople
Cara Paola
Missilonghi
Albania
Kutahi Pacha
Hydra
Mavrocordato
Condumiatus
Meantis
Madagascar
Athens
Shipping News Summary from Deal and Portsmouth
From Lloyds ships arrive and depart on July dates. Atlas and Marquis of Huntley sail for Sydney and Halifax with troops embarked. Little Hampton and Arcadia report arrivals from Memel and Quebec respectively. The Confance steam packet from the Mediterranean nears fuel exhaustion near Scilly. Magnet delivers coal at Falmouth. Independent vessels include the Hope, Dryden, Deveron, and Charlotte among others arriving from Hamburgh Memel and Memel.
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Lloyd's
Deal
Arived
Atlas
Mauritius
Plantina
Richebucto
Huser
Jecx
Charlotte
Leighton
Memel
Farmourm
Jecy
Confiance
Mediterranean
Corfu
Malta
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Confance
Scilly
Cowes
Falmouth
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Pall Mall
Eteuine
N Daily Mission
Admis
A. Jones
Augusta
Duchess of Gloucester
Louis Philip I
Princess Esterbasy
Lower Grosvenor-street
Boad-street
Nor-Street
Howard
Hs Anodyne
Albemarle-street
Piccadilly
Hatreu Margaux
Messrs. Stock and Co
Lynch
Messrs
Barclay, Brothers, and Co
Rue de la Paix
Messrs. Bingham, Richards, and Co
King’s Avow-yard
Renate
F. Harvey
Chapel-place
Oxford-street
W. Bishop
New Bond-street
Somersetshire
Bridgewater
County of
Somerset
Butcher
Royal Clarence
Sutton Mallett
Chilton
Catcott
Moorland
St Moorland
North Petherton
St Bridgewater
Stawell
Taunton
Wells
Bath
Bristol
John Pople
Ford Cottage
Padement
Messrs. Lace and, Sons, Solicitors
Liverpool
Anstice
Royal Clarence Hotel
the Bush Inn
White Lion
Courier
Garraway’s
Norwich
the Public Press
M. de Lima
Azores
Duke de Braganza
Terceira
Echonation
Mary Ann
Stornaway
Cape Breton
Tobermory
Loch Carloway
Lewis
Stornwoay
Skye
Inverness Courier
Hertfordshire Archery Society
Katamp
Galt
King’s Theatre
Killiers
Williem Veoant
Portugal-row
Davenant
Lora
M. Achille de Bernardiers
Ife
Journal Des Connaissances Usuelles
Jordan
Saling Courier
Duke of Manchester
Park-lane
Marchioness Dowager of Salisbury
Arlington-street
Earl of Scarborough
Portman-square
Viscountess
Ennismore
Thomas's Hotel
Berkeley-square
John Thynne
St. James's Square
Lady Home Campbell
Park-road
Major
Rowe
Grosvenors Place
Manning
Brook-Streets
Call, Bart
Old Bond-street
Charlotte Calthorpe
Grosvenor-street
Miss Moss
Ellis’s Hotel
Ee Arena
J. Gladstone, Esq
Charles Lawrence
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