Turbulent Turkish Isles News From Epirus To Morea
A traveler from Turkey reports Greek advances across Epirus and the Morea with key fortresses captured by storm. Bulgarians and Servians join Calcotrony after crossing the Danube as Constantinople reels under fanatic Turkish violence and executions intensify against unarmed Christians.
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Leipsic
Turkey
Ypsilanti
Calentrony
Danube
Siston
Calcotrony
Terhona
Mount Hamus
Epirus
Thessaly
Suli
Parga
Prevees
Peloponnesus
Morea
Patras
Neocastron
Tripolita
Methone
Corone
Constantinople
Vienna
Pera
Price of STO Bank Stock Figures and Conus Rates
Stock prices show STO Bank at 2294 with a note of 2 per cent reduction while Conus rates list 3 per cent, with 753 and 855 per cent citations and 933 5 per cent notes. Markets and rates reflect a volatile financial page entry.
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STO Bank
Conus
Insurgents Fail in Mexico as Royalists Gain Ground
News from Vera Cruz and Madrid reports Irurizpe defeated and dispersed, with his submission to the Royalist command. Boyer in St Domingo claims leniency for prisoners. Proclamations from Irurizpe outline a provisional junta and constitutional plans while Royalist officials seek order.
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New York
Uir
Mexico
Iurtzox
United States
Vera Cruz
St. Domingo
Boyer
Forces mobilize for independence amid Mexican turmoil
Descriptions show 600 European volunteers forming a national militia to uphold order in Vera Cruz. Reports from Puebla and Mexico City detail insurgent Guerrero under Iturizpe retreating toward Acapulco, while generals QueEz and Linan lead 6,000 troops to pursue and recover plundered treasure as 10,000 men assemble to crush the rebel force.
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Vera Cruz
Vengador
Santander
la Leona
el Curto
Campeachy
Mexico
Irurizpe
Guerrero
Acapulco
Cavatert
Cuernebaca
Puzixia
Spain
Count DE LacovLina
Puebla
Cinco Hermanos
Runonetto
Cadiz
Juan Q’donosu
Asia
Irurizde
Tquala
Iturizpe and
Departing Albany Deputy Landrost Somerset feted by settlers
A Cape Town arrival reports Albany settlers' tribute to Captain SomerSET deputy Landrost and Cape Corps commander. Twenty four directors present a silver vase to honor his zeal in aiding emigrants, crops, and justice, and his personal kindness to both old and new colonists.
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Cape of Good Hope
Sommerset
Albany
South Africa
England
Africa
Landrost
Captain Somesser
News from Peru and Lima trade uncertainty in 1821 letter
A February 26 1821 letter from St Jago de Chile reports San Martin army setbacks delaying Lima’s fall, gloom in the region, and a flooded market risk as ships from Glasgow London and other ports bring vast goods. The Andromache is blocked by the Viceroy, Lady Cocurane aboard, while sealing vessels seek new profits south of Cape Horn awaiting Peru’s opening.
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St. Jago de
Chili
Cocurane
Cape Horn
Peru
Anniversary Dinner Toast Incident Stirs The Times
At the National School Society Anniversary Dinner held Tuesday at the Old London Tavern, the designated toastmaster, after the King's health, delivered a rambling set of toasts including "The Queen" and other topics such as Homer and Greek myth. The event drew note for its chaotic handling and prompted editorial questions about decorum.
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National School Society
Old London
Royal Dignity, Times Controversy, and Charitable Declarations
A 19th century debate centers on royal praise and charity. The Times faces criticism for linking the Queen’s benevolence to public acts while a Duke of York chairs a meeting. The piece calls for factual charity records over mere rumors and urges silencing empty tributes.
Monument to commemorate revered Sovereign receives public support
Advertisement notes strong public backing for a national monument plan honoring the late monarch. Eminent subscribers, including nearly all Royal Family members, headline the list and signal a generous fund to honor a patriot and good man.
Manchester calm after Hunt era and census growth cited
The Times reports Lord Stewart’s Vienna embassy nearing end while Manchester shows calm after seditious fears. Trade and wages improve as population reportedly rises by 465000 since 1811, reducing labor costs unless demand grows, and magistrates praised for quelling danger during the so called Manchester massacre.
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Manchester
Hunt
Charleston
Savannah
England
Liverpool Advertiser
Boston
Havannah
Duke of Devonshire
Kino
Caroline
Mansion House
Hastings
Queen’s Bays
Sheffield
Hames
Gamble
Racers
Huddersfield
Halifax
West Riding
Sheffield Tris
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's
Proclamation of the Coronation Procession at Westminster
The morning witnessed the Coronation Proclamation at Westminster Hall with the Royal Horse Guards unable to join the officials at the palace gate. A grand procession followed from Palace yard to the Royal Exchange, with proclamations read thrice amid cheers by officers, guards, and spectators. The Coronation Council then met in Downing Street to review works and sign warrants for services, with key nobles and officials in attendance.
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F . Serjeants
Westminsterhall
Royal Horse Guards
New Palace
Windsor Herald
Francis Martin
George the Fourth
Royal Horse Grenadier Guards
Mr. Lee
Westminster
William Radclyffe
Mr. Strubel
Gardner
Lancaster Herald
Edmond Lodge
Ruddock
Nost
Royal Grenadier Guards
Charing-cross
Rouge Croix
Temple-bar
Chancery-lane
Wood-street
Cheapside
Royal Exchange
His
Council
Downing-street
Dukes of
York
Clarence
Sussex
Lord Harrowby
Wm. Grant
George Canning
Court of Claims
Royal Juvenile Ball at Carlton Palace Ends in Early Morning
Yesterday evening a grand ball at Carlton Palace invited nobility and younger families. The King in plain dress mingled, invited dances, and hosted a lavish supper as guests enjoyed quadrilles waltzes and refreshments into the small hours. Dignitaries present included the Duke of Wellington and Princess Augusta among others. attendance was lowered by a bereavement in the Warwick family.
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Carlton Palace
Duke of Wellington
Duke
Duchess of Clarence
Duches
Kent
Augusta
Prince
Princess Esterhazy
Duke of Devonshire
Marquis
Marshioness of
Lansdowne
Earl
Lady Grey
Marchioness
Conyngham
Conynghan
Cholmondeley
Lady Liddel
Normanby
Gwydir
Baltic sailings and wreck report from the June voyage lists
Windy squalls and busy shipping news record arrivals and departures at various ports. The Johanna wreck cargo discharged. Borodina transport lost foremast and bowsprit in a squall off Cromer and refitting at sea. George and Ann arrive from Cork and Port au Prince. Walsingham and Countess of Chichester sail with mails.
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Atry
Dear
Juxz
Rawlins
Draw
St. Kitt's
Nelson
Robertson
Westmoreland
Majorribanks
Jamaica
Albion
Stephenson
Honduras
Walliam Penn
Brown
Havannah
Baltic
Hall
Ritchie
Alicant
Riga
Harwicn
Henry Freeling
Park
Mull
St. Helena
Cromer
Fatotoura
George
Munden
Cork
Ann
Hutchinson
Port Au Prince
Walsingham
Mediterranean
Countess of Chichester
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the Courier
Madrid
Times
Duke of York
Marplot
Fustian
Stewart
BALL
Carlion
Palace
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