Figg appoints John Parkinson consul and various prices listed
Foreugn Office announces John Parkinson, Esq appointed Majesty's Consul in the Province of Pernambuco. Also reports average prices of corn and oatmeal in Esigfaerd and Wales with figures for Wheat, Rye, Barley, Oats, Beans, Peas, and Oatmeal. Bankruptcy notices enlarged and superseded. A long list of debtors and locations follow along with dividends and certificates for various trades and districts.
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Meeting on Indian moral improvement founded under British rule
A large assembly at the Thatched House Tavern debated forming a Society for the Moral and Intellectual Improvement of the Native Inhabitants of British India. Leaders included J. C. Villiers, the Earl of Clare, and Sir James Mackintosh. Speakers urged civilizing education, ending superstitions, and expanding native schooling despite deep Indian social abuses.
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India
Hannison
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England
W. Jones
Bombay
Winerkrone
Mr. Wann
Bengal
Campaigns for Indian Education Society Debated in Parliament
Debates honor the aim to uplift India through education to end superstition. Speakers praise British benevolence, note Brahmin temples as schools, and urge reforms to humanize society while acknowledging mixed consequences for the many.
Erskine Letter Clears Lady in Adultery Case
The Earl of Erskine declares he withdrew his suit for adultery after finding Lady Erskine innocent. He explains that he will attend the next court day to justify his conduct and hopes to prevent misinterpretation of the case and his motive. The note follows media reports of the prior proceedings.
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Icarus brings South American news and royal intrigue
The Ivarus sloop of war reaches Portsmouth with reports Lima is captured by Lord Cochrane and General San Martin, heavy treasure, and low English casualties. Details include Portugal's royal return plans, Bahia unrest, and ships seen at sea near Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Pernambuco, and the Cape.
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Mampshire Telegraph
Royal George in Portsmouth Harbour for His Majesty’s reception
Naval intelligence reports the Royal George fitting in Portsmouth Harbour for the king’s reception with apartments completed. The Tyne sails for foreign service. Iphigenia returns from Naples and Gibraltar and is paid off for re-commissioning under Capt. Andrew King. Brisk lands 30,000 in silver for Navy Pay Office and 20,000 more for Plymouth. dock-yard workers paid half in silver. Various ship reassignments and personnel movements noted across Channel squadrons.
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London Vaccine Institution annual report 1821 plea for continued support
The London Vaccine Institution reports ongoing struggle against smallpox mortality and urges continued gubernatorial and public backing. It cites year to year deaths, vaccination figures by Dr. Walker and local inoculators, and notes expansion of inoculation services to foreign countries and colonies. Governors affirm efficacy and humanity of vaccination and pledge to maintain operations.
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Paris Papers Extracts From May News Across Europe
The Paris Journals report Swedish king’s serious illness and possible executions of Valencia officials. Spain notes Merino’s capture and new episcopal sees list. Russia’s emperor leaves Laybach. Madrid outlines extended session and Greek-Turkish battles. Corfu and Vienna dispatches describe Greek advances, Ottoman resistance, and Crete’s strategic shifts.
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Marquis of Cassa-Irujo Named Minister Plenipotentiary
Madrid dispatches report the Marquis of Cassa-Irujo nominated Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Paris amid assurances of his patriotic sentiments and liberty-loving views. Other items note patrols against rebels, police arrests in major cities, and Spain's foreign relations unchanged.
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King to Visit Hamburg Amid Theatre Preparations
Reports from London say King will arrive August 24 via Spa and Hamburg. Hamburg theatres redecorate and arrange performances by German theatre stars for the royal visit, with the house closed for renovations.
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