Royal Paris and European unrest loom in April reports
A Paris royal audience with Viscount de Chateaubriand precedes a noon Champ de Mars review as coronation talk heightens. Across fronts, Spain, Italy, and Moldavia news describe revolts, canters of fortress plans, and troop movements, with Naples and Neapolitan figures noted amid political tension.
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Paris
Viscount de Chateaubriand
Prussia
Prince de Talleyrand
Champ de Mars
Spain
Barcelona
Ialonia
France
Perpignan
Baron de la Barre
Genoa
Lyons
Roguiat
Moldavia
Iilanti
Hamburgh
Naples
House of Rothschild and Co
Revolutions in Spain and European unrest warned in Paris notes
The Paris papers warn that Spain faces growing factional strife and a disjointed government with no true executive. They cite troop deployments around the king, a rising northern unrest, and Barcelona events, while Brussels and Italian reports note plots, arrests, and countermeasures across Europe. The piece also extols saving banks as a public good and credits them with national debt reductions benefits.
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Vittoria
Biscay
Spain
Barcelona
Flanders
Brussels
Isle of
Elba
Florence
Leghorn
Tuscany
Austria
Italy
Grand Duxe
Baiptini
Church of the Holy Cross
House of Commons
England
Fancy Ball at Carlton House for Royal Birthday
A grand fancy-dress ball at Carlton House hosted by the King honored the Royal Birthday. About 800 attendees, including royal dukes and nobility, enjoyed quadrilles and waltzes, with bands from the Opera. refreshments in blue and silver rooms and late dancing. The King mingled with guests until near dawn, with impeccable order maintained by guards and police.
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Carlton House
Duke of Wellington
Aichester
Buckingham Palace
Princess Augusta
R. Chester
Duke of York
Duke
Duchess of Clarence
Duchess of Kent
Duchess of Gloucester
Prince Leopold
Duchess of Bedford
Duke of Devonshire
Marquis
Marchioness of Hertford
Darnley
Cunningham
Ossulston
Royal Brothers
Pall Mall
Royal Guards at Buckingham Palace and Paris reviewed
The Duke of York led guards in ceremony at Buckingham Palace with the 2d and 3d Battalions of the 1st Regiment of Guards, while Paris saw the King appear in public after seclusion reviewing troops in an open carriage. A long royal fete was planned with baptisms and balls, and Bow Street heard murder testimony in Snow case. An Edinburgh Star account details a wretched woman’s fall from respectability, a natural daughter of a field-officer, enduring hardship and Magdalen asylum temptations.
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Duke of York
Regiment of Guards
Buckingham-house
Magesty
Yester
Hanenam
Hannam, Bart
Jour Wees
ECB
16Th Lancers
Sheffield Iris
Paris
Champ de Mars
d’Artois
Duke of Borpraux
Notre-Dame
Hotel de Ville
Bow-street
Snow
Herne Bay
Epinpuren
Magdalen Asylum
Edinburgh
Sovereign Dishonour and Redress by Law in Shakespearean Iambs
The text presents a dramatic monologue on sovereign insult and the failure of punishment. It rails at personal and political affronts, invoking Julius Caesar and Roman law to argue for redress by lawful means, condemning acquittal as worse than offence unpunished.
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Morea
Patrasso
Gulf of Lepanto
Zante
Morning Chronicle
Cassar
Sporting Intelligence from Early 1820s Racing Meetings
Reports from Newmarket and Craven meetings note 200 guinea matches for horses Anxtar Regent and c by Rubens from Major Wilson and Williamson under various weights. A Warwickshire Hunt meeting at the Warwick Arms discusses relinquishment by Lord Middleton. Berkeley Hounds finish hunting with 32 brace foxes despite a poor scenting season.
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John Shelley
Anxtar
Mr. Prendergast
Regent
Wilson
Rubens
Mr. Dundas
Williamson
N. H. Smith
B.c
Ditto
Warwick Arms
Warwick
Warwickshire Hunt
Lord Middleton
Birmingham Chronicle
Berkeley Hounds
Cheltenham Chonicle
Ship News Briefs From May Ports And Vessels
Shipping news records arrivals and sailings across May from multiple ports. Vessels include the Simpson and Le Caroline bound for Rouen and Calais, the Minstrel and Waterloo from Penang and Jamaica, and the Arethusa arriving from Charleston. The Mary Monteith, from Liverpool to Havre, ran ashore near the Old Head of Kinsale after losing her rudder, with recovery expected the following day. The Earl of Buckinghamshire sailed from Greenock for Quebec with 595 passengers.
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Simpson
le Caroline
Rouen
Tartar
Mason
Quebec
Julie
Preager
Calais
Antived
Minstrel
Barnes
Penang
Waterloo
Hare
Jamaica
Fortune
Downing
Leghorn
Portsmours
Arethusa
Merril
Charlston
Jason
Donald
Mediterranean
Lamb
Cape of Good Ope
Patsonny
Sincerity
Havre
Kinsale
Maritime movements and local historic celebrations noted
The Marquis of Huntly and Dunirs were at Prince of Wales Island on November 13 and then set course for China. Worcester’s Restoration of Charles I observance planned in traditional style with mayoral service, trades dine, and a public revival. Coroner’s Inquest reported suicide of Richard Bargrey, aged about 30, in Marylebone. Bank of England cash resumption warning about forged notes. Outcome of the Edinburgh Star report on volunteers incident. Market notices from Corn Exchange and Smithfield detail wheat, oats, barley, beans, and meat prices and arrivals at Smithfield Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntly
Dunirs
Prince of Wales's Island
China
Charles 1
Worcester
Bat Hai
Worcester Journal
Suocking Sourcipe
Deke
York
York Street
St. Marylebone
Thomas Stirtine
County of
Middlesex
Richard Bargrey
Champagne
Bank of England
Dinburgh
Essex
Kent
Smithfield
Hall Stand and Publish London Notice
London printing credit appears with Wanless as printer publisher in a fragmented notice. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.
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Hall
London
J.'P. Wanless
Sama Plzee
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Madrid
Canon Marino
Empecinada
Laybach
Europe
Partiisan
Salvatierra
San Sebastian
Iran
Polosa
Bilboa
Vienna
Aulic Council of War
Bohemia
Upper
Lower Austria
Landwehr
Krajova
Wallachia
Rudschuck
Bulgaria
Galacz
Danube
Bucharest
Ypsilanti
Rudshuck
Ibrailow
Jassy
Ned
Navy
the Courier
Cortes
Trun
Frankfort
Count de Wittgenstein
Germany
Rhone
Marino Faliero
Sporting Intelligence
Ship News
Earl of Buckinghamshire
Johnson
Greenock
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