Blockade and Embargo Seen as Necessary Measures for Antwerp
The embargo against Dutch vessels follows the enforcement of a continental convention and potential French advance on Antwerp. The piece argues blockade aims to interrupt Dutch trade, restore balance, and avoid broader conflict, while warning of costly consequences for England and Europe if the war drags on. It condemns Dutch aggression and questions Britain’s gains versus expenses and risk to trade and liberty.
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Morning Post
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Jabo Doe- Ing
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Siege actions near Serra Convent with English ships of war
A circular dispatch reports an evening assault on Serra Convent by rebels aided by Sigbon reinforcements. Portuguese guards repelled the attackers with grape shot. the 17th Regiment reportedly lost 100 men. The Infante’s arrival was announced with pomp, and a large attack on lines was expected but uncertain by two o'clock. Rockets and shells fell on the city, yet entrenchments remained, while civilian casualties occurred.
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Antwerp
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Letter in Stockholm corruption case hints at war and revolution
Hamburg papers relate a lettre found in the street dated November 16, 1851. It warned of violent revolution and war on the Rhine. Baron Von Derben and Baron Von Vegesack were connected to the note, with the writer Kruse of Stockholm. A postal mishap also involved a charge of eight pence and a scene at a public house. The Navy captain denies authorship. sworn testimony questions handwriting and identity.
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Complex Diplomacy and Finance Tales From Berlin to London
Berlin reports renewed activity in Austria's military commission with Count Clam-Martinez and Prince Felix of Schwarzenberg, while Prussia appoints Duke Charles in place of Von Knesebeck. Debates on a proposed property tax arise amid rising public expenditure. Munich notes Greek king Otho may return with the deputies. Hamburg markets show grain demand and export activity, with prices for wheat rye barley and rapeseed, and stocks and bonds listed. A creditors’ meeting for the Duke of York's estate pushes for a formal memorial and court action while Duchess of Kent and Princess Victoria aid debts. Local drownings and fishing disappointments are also reported.
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