Shipping notices and sailings from London docks to Belfast and Plymouth
Several steamship adverts announce vessels like DIGHs ALEXANDER KENN and KIBBIN sailing from Union Stairs near the Tower to Belfast and Plymouth with passenger and freight options. The George IV will depart from London Docks for Lisbon and Gibraltar and call at ports, while the British Silk Company reports awaiting proprietor copies of the board report. Also notice postponement of a freehold property sale at Abridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foe
van Diemen’s 'Land
Dighs
Alexander Kenn
William Shag
London Dock
Huchery Bagster
Buchanan
Mark-lane
Nextor
Belfast
Stearn
Plymouth
Kibbin
Haley
Union Stairs
London
Boyle
St. Morris
Sloan
Charney
Llisbon
Gibraltar
George IV
London Docks
Bae
J. Norgian
Thames-street
Company
Sharea
P. T. Ardott
S . Si
King’s Aviar-yard
Colewas
Bridge
Esex
Mr. Paxon
Abridge
Hampstead
Portugal and Spain Rebellions, Empress Death, and Lisbon News
Reports from Paris Lisbon and Madrid describe Portuguese revolt suppression near Viseu Leiria and Minho with 2500 British brigade movements plus arrests and trials of Regency figures. News notes Empress death unsettling Portugal and Duchess Bassano’s passing. General Sarsfield’s covert visit to Madrid cited with warnings on reliance on officers.
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Paris
Des- Bitssch
Georgia
Persia
Russia
England
Diepitson
Persiz
Pes Camacne
Aris
de Mausreurt
M. de Maubeeuil
Journal Des Debats
Lisbon
Stopes
Marquis de Cuaves
Spain
Coimbra
Viseu
Leiria
Mascarenhas
Algarves
Minho
Fort Parall
Brazil
Portugal
Chamber of Peers
Count de Tarea
Count de Cunua
Correa
Metto
Mirandella
Chaves
Telles Jordan
Madrid
Barca
Sarsfield
Pardo
Seville
Quisapa
Baisjos
Portugues
Valladolid
Aimip
Pietaceda
Old Castile
Marquis de Chaves ‘Bay
Castille
Madame
Quotidienne
Portuguese and Spanish political turmoil deepens in 1820s dispatch
From Lisbon and Madrid reports describe a volatile theater of war and diplomacy. The English Brigade moves toward Leiria and Viseu as Portugal faces foreign intervention while the Constitutional Army suffers strategic delays and shifting leadership. Counts, generals, and envoys are dispatched between Valladolid and London amid rumours of policy shifts and troop redeployments.
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Old
Castile
Thas
Villa
Mirandella
Lisbon
Marcu
Coimbra
Leirie
Viseu
Tagus
Great Britain
Cabinet of
Madrid
de Cuaves
Montealegre
Canellas
Tellez-Jorpao
Valladolid
d’Oratta
London
Bia
M. Calomarde
Spain
Marquis de Cuaves
Sarsfield
Chateau
Dacog
Sth
Duke of
San Cantos
Polar Expedition Report to Congress on Polar Venture
A New York paper from the 23d reports a House of Representatives inquiry into memorials from several states urging a U S polar expedition. The Select Committee recommends no appropriation at this time but forwards the memorials to the Navy Secretary for consideration. The House concurs.
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New York
House of Representatives
Washington
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Ohio
United States
Flonse
Report of Action Between Two French Corvettes and Two American Sloops
The Jamaica Courant reports a fierce engagement in the Gulf of St Lawrence between two French corvettes and two American sloops of war. One French vessel sunk and another disabled. American ships suffered damage as both sides claim rights to fisheries near Saint Peter and the Magdalen Islands. The piece warns against a potential general war if reparations are not made.
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Jamaica Courant
Dart
Liverpool
Nova Scotia
St. Lawrence
Saint Peter
Magdalen Islands
Saint Peter's
Aha
St. Peter
America
Grenada
Murder at Ashbury a servant confesses to double killings
The inquest at Wadland Down, Ashbury, heard witness testimony about the deaths of Sarah Glass and Edward Glass, with a knife linked to Thomas Friend. The jury found Wilful Murder against Friend, who was later captured and confessed, detailing the assault on Mrs Glass and killing the boy.
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Baliga Gba
Elaine Ome
NS Bey
Ashbury
Jose Cook
Ted
Wedland Down
Ashby
Alureentinok
Sara Glass
Edward Glass
Bonnet
Glass
Sarah Glass
Edward
Sareh Glain
Barak
Depeaeet
Jess
Jhoshe
Yeo
Orther
Thomas Friend
Emanual Tucker
Abraham Pincombe
Beaworthy
Onj Wadland
Misa Glass
Edward transport sails to Portugal with troops and horses
Devonport and Portsmouth reports detail the Edward transport carrying Lt. Hopkins, nine men, and 80 horses for the 12th Lancers bound for the Tagus, and Romney to embark detachments of the 23d and 43d regiments for Lisbon. Also noted are squadron movements under Rear Admiral Hardy and various ships arriving or sailing for Malta, Toulon, and England. General Picton’s conduct and a vivid battlefield anecdote are recounted, followed by a Board of Trade reply dismissing shipowners’ relief plans.
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John Camden Neild
Obeynewalk
Chelgens
Messra
India
Prince Nuw Merlashan Meer Katta
England
Cadisnere
Howes
Fleet-Street
N.B. India
Henry L. Cooper
Bishopsgate-street
Brussels
Kidderminster
H. L. Cowper
New Bondstreet
Oxford Street
Alderson
Thorpe
Russia
Marseilles
Naples
Manufacturers’ General Warehouse
Oxfordestreet
Lewisham
Whitwell Hall
Skeyton
Oxnead
Buxton
Offulk
Norwich
Yarmouth
Ipswich
Angel
Duke’s Head
Lyuin
Repton
Sens
Pearce
Kent
Thynne
Craig’s Vourt
Charing-cross
Devonport
Edward
H. Hopkins
Portsmouth
Hampshire Chronicle
Portugal
Channel
3D Guards
Romney
Lockyer
C.B
Plymouth
Lisbon
Hampshire Telegraph
Thos. M. Hardy
Pyramus
Geo. B. Sartorius
Challenger
Tyne
Sapphire
Wolf
Acorn
Satellite
Columbine
Kearney White
Alex. Riice
Geo. Hayes
Harry Dundas
Revenge
Sir H. Neale
K.C.B. Bart
Malta
Toulon
Asia
Sir E. Codrington
Picton
Wei- Lixoten
Pricron
Vittoria
Warrington
Dal Housig
Drevon
Peninsula
Board of Trade
America
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Mathews
Argyll Rooms
Lindley
Cathin
Messrs. Batin, Brothers, and Co
Bishop Agate-Street
Victualling Office
His Majesty
S B. Navy
His
Peptford
Deptford
Hender
Waller Clifton
Old Jewry
Treggs Goyney O
Jermy
James Brogden
Richardson Horraite
Michard P. Harris
Robert Ugh Tage
Semonache
Boge
Roepe
Ayeete Ray
Cushman
George Stanley Repton
Robt. Smirke
R.A. Fas
Ueariesroumore
Eagie Insurance Company
Regent-street
the Protector
Thlmer. Harris
Bagi
Chatfield
Chatfeld
P. Hope
J Me
Pepys
Eade
J. C. Gee
Brook
R. P
P. Heatley
Messrs. Veres
Saneee
Giles O
Haan
Leven
Barracouta
Africa
W. F. W. Owen
Discovery
Neptune
Owen
New Orleans
New “ Republic of Fredonia
Texas
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