Troppau Protocol and European Powers Agree on Naples Situation
The text reports on the Troppau conference where Austria Russia and Prussia defend the principle of not recognizing governments born of force. They invite the King of the Two Sicilies to Laybach to mediate with Naples amid revolutionary unrest and seek France and England’s involvement. The aim is to preserve peace, prevent revolution, and uphold the European union.
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Troppau
London
Paris
Naples
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Troppan
France
England
Austria
Russia
Prussia
Europe
Performances at Drury Lane Adjusted Shows
Advertisement notes Guy Mannering scheduled for tomorrow replaces The Duenna which is postponed due to Miss Wilsons indisposition.
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Drury Lane
Guy Mannering
Duenna
News from Italy and Demerara with Royalist sentiment
The Courier reports expected Italian developments as Austrian forces advance toward Spoleto and Neapolitans retreat. Paris reads of Piedmontese support and 40,000 troops, with British neutrality. Demerara notes Cocurane Johnston and reform clashes. European dispatches detail Stockholm to Goteborg and Berlin finances, while frost halts Elbe mail traffic.
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Italy
Abruzzi
Walmopen
Adriatic
Rimini
Sinigaglia
Foligno
Baron Frimont
Spoleto
Frioni
Florence
Arezzo
Perugia
StarTerHom
Civita Castellana
Narnie
San Geneva
Aquila
Abbruzzan
Salmona
Venasso
Paris
Buonaparte
Outlawry Controversy Hits Demerara Courts
The Demerara Chronicle reports Cocurane Johnstone facing an outlawry writ after a disputed suit in the Colony. General Murray and colonial officials are praised for moderation as Johnstonerails reforms and urges a deputation to England while noting a prior fraud tied to Stack Exchange figures.
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Demerara
CocuRrane Johnstone
Bel- Air
Murray
Colonial Office
Cocurane Johnstone
Demerara Chronicle
Coutts
Roucu
England
Johnstone
CocHnant Johnstone
Demarara Chronicle
Cochrane Johnstone
Stack Exchange
Lord Cocurane
Committee on Agriculture Sits Late Examines Sussex Agriculturist
The Committee on Agriculture held its fourth sitting with Mr Goocs in the chair. Joan Everman of Sussex and Mr Curwen of Cumberland testified mainly on the Agriculturist’s difficulties and profit reductions. They agreed to four weekly meetings Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday.
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Goocs
Joan Everman
Sen. Esq
Sussex
Curwen
Cumberland
Morning Chronicle Corrects Supposed Marquis Letter
The Morning Chronicle retracts its earlier claim about a letter from a gallant Marquis to the highest person in the kingdom. It now says the letter does not name the Queen and does not clearly address the subject of the Queen, only noting that it contains advice and sentiment.
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Morning Chronicle
Supposed Circular Letter Declared False by Officials
Readers are told this second edition of a circulating letter is again entirely false and differs from the first edition. The statement notes universal reprobation of the Queen’s cause by Ministers and hints at ongoing scrutiny of the circular’s shape and origin.
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Gwen
Call of the House Postponed in Impressive Commons
The House of Commons gallery was crowded as Lord Lowther moved to postpone the Call of the House to Monday. Sir J Mackinosy proposed discharging the order, noting the large attendance. Lord Lowther agreed to meet the House’s wishes, and the Call Order was discharged.
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Lord Lowerier
George Hill
J. Mackinosy
Lord LowrHer
Royal Week Schedule and Dalrymple Tragedy noted
King to Carlton House Brighton Levee Ancient Music at Hanover Square Drawing Room at Buckingham House Princess Augusta attendance Brighton trip planned. Rupert Dalrymple, son of Admiral Dalrymple, mourns wife Browning. his long grief linked to his death. Mathews performs Air Earth and Water at the English Opera House with balloon entrance and witty sketches drawing crowds.
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Carlton House
Brighton
Hanover’ Square
Buckingham House
Augusta
Canning
Paris
Tue
Tate
DarrympLe
Rupert Dalrymple
Admiral Darymple
Dalrymple
Miss Browning
Epsom
Surrey
Poe
Encit
Opera House
Mathews
Terra Firma
Margate
Paul Pinnacle
Commons
Paul
Reception Arrangements for His Majesty in Ireland
A Ludlin Patriot article describes a distinguished reception by Irish nobles and ladies for the Sovereign during his visit to Ireland. Women will wear gowns of national production with four ostrich plumes, men to be dressed in Irish-made garments, and the crowd will form an avenue of respect as the monarch lands and travels to Dublin, symbolizing loyalty and unity.
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Ireland
Isis
Dublin
Britain
Ludlin
Insurrection Rumors in Piedmont and Neapolitan Troops
The paper cites a private source alleging two Piedmont regiments rose in Alexandria and Prince de Carrgnon sent to quell. Austrians advancing from Lict last month raise likelihood of a battle with Neapolitans within days. No further intelligence on a general northern Italy rising.
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Paris
Italy
Thiat
Rome
Naples
Ital
Alexandria
Prince de Carrgnon
Lict
State of the Irish Catholics to the Editor of the Courier
A letter argues that Irish Catholics enjoy many legal rights but remain excluded from top offices. The writer warns Emancipation could shift power to Catholics, predicting mass gains in representation and control if the Test Act is removed. March 12, 1821.
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THE
Courier
Sirk
Ireland
Plunkett
Barbary
England
Account of Monies Expended on Her Majesty's Proceedings 1817 1821
A historical record listing funds from the Secret Service and Parliament grants used for civil proceedings. It details totals issued to various officials including Mr Maule and Mr Wizard, and allocations for the Bow Street patrol to maintain peace, dated Whitehall Treasury Chambers February 15 1821.
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House of Lords
Secret Service
Maule
Treasury
Wizard
Willoughby de Lresby
D. W. Fellowes
Robert Baker
Bowstreet
Ships sailings and cargo updates from the river port
Wind direction and shipping movements dominate the report with vessels such as Louisa Anderson and Mohawk Trowbridge sailing to Tobago Genoa and St. Abe's while Cameleon arrives from a cruise and several packets set course for Lisbon Jamaica Dublin and Gibraltar. Wheat barley oats and beans markets show a dull to heavy demand with price declines and ample arrivals at the exchange.
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Mane
Louisa
Anderson
Tobago
Berbice
Cooper
Genoa
Fly
Innis
America
Trowbridge
St. Abe’s
Portsmouth
Mancu
His
Cameleon
Fatsouru
Manew
Duke of Kent
Lisbon
Lord Chesterfield
Mediterranean
Marchioness of
Unclear fragment shows a list of city names and numbers
A garbled sequence presents travel legs and dates such as Amsterdam Antwerp Paris Bordeaux and Madrid with assorted numbers, suggesting a timetable or rates. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent context or a clear event.
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Amsterdam
C. FY
Jiotterdam
Antwerp
Ilamburgh
Altona
Paris
Bordeaux
Brankfort
Maine
Petersburg
Vienna
Meste
Madrid
Cadiz
Liboa
Barcelona
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints at Stranded Local Produce
Readable text shows disjointed phrases likely from a local advert or notice. Mentions a lot of garbled names and a strand, with no coherent event, date, or organization clearly identified for a factual summary.
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TNE
LSU
Whitehall
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J. J. Wunboo
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