Revolutions and Rumors From Algiers and Europe
The latest intelligence from Algiers reports a revolution, the death of Phe Dey, and a ministerial handover. Private letters from Rhodes mention Madame Manson’s continued mystery and erratic statements. German papers recount Transylvanian towns celebrating with a grotesque feast for the emperor. A Rouen court reportedly found itself unable to try Charles of Navarre. Constantinople notes the death of Walide, mother of the Grand Seignior, buried per Mahometan rites. she was about fifty.
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Algiers
Phe Dey
Lis
Rhodes
Madame Manson
Madeline
Transylvania
Court of Assize
Rouen
Charles of
Navarres
Iana
Walide
Taland
Mediterranean
United States
Morning Chronicle
Congress
Vienna
Narorrow Buonaparte
Louisiana
America
Lyons
Chevallier
Madrid
Spain
Portugal
Europe
Monte Video
Berlin
Council of State
Unclear OCR financial text fragment highlights bonds and cent values
Fragmentary OCR shows references to stocks and bonds with values such as 83 and 110, mentions of profits and percentages, and scattered identifiers like 8249 823 and 99441, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent context or a discernible event or entities.
Maritime rumor and political notes from Europe and Britain
Letters received by the Gottenburgh Mail discuss fleets sailing from Revel, potential winters in Palie, and aims for the Mediterranean. Articles cover trade changes, timber duties, Lyons trials, and UK reactions to continental restrictions, plus royal progress and Liverpool festival praise.
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Russias
Sal
Revel
Mediterranean
Etter
Russia
Gosecour
Qisbee
Great Britain
Thie
Committee of Tritle
Whitehall
Thig
Great Britains
Imust
Europe
Prince Regent to visit Patilion for two days
The Prince Regent plans to visit the Patilion Thursday or Friday for two days to review royal edifice improvements before spending Christmas with his family and close friends. Wellington and Prince Regent packets arrived from Dieppe with passengers, including travelers returning home penniless.
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Prince Regent
Hlghoest
Lord Wellington
Nancy
Blaker
Dieppe
Scarborough Season Shows Full Hotels and Theatrical Glamour
Coroners report notes Scarborough’s fashionable station remains lively though in decline. Hon. Manners Sutton visits to enjoy bathing houses and scenic countryside. The Knights of the Bath profit from baths, coursing, and shooting. Faulkner closes theatre season with a formal address. Booths entertain crowds with Mr. Booth in multiple roles, while Amateurs gain praise for a Pierre performance and Otway’s Sold.
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Manners Sutton
Knights of the Bath
M‘kean
Southwell
Otway
Admiralty order to send ships with provisions for trade relief
Sir J W Cromen informs the Admiralty that Portsmouth and Plymouth stations are to dispatch disposable cruizers with victuals and water to aid homeward-bound trade halted by adverse winds. Vessels may return after 48 hours windward to resupply and bring the trade up Channel for recovery. Signed by J W Cromen to John Benniete jun of Lloyds.
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Admiralty
Lloys
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Vessels Sail and Arrive as Storms Affect Coastal Trades
Oct 15 reports ships Sir Edward Hamilton Stately Ann bound for Jamaica and Rio Janeiro, Venerable Lithgow from Jamaica to Dundee, Scipio from St Vincent. Sappho to Bombay not sailing. Faymouth Oct 13 Charles Grayburn from London to the Mediterranean. Plym Moourn Oct 14 Active from London to Bourdeaux George from Havre to Liverpool. William and Ellen driven ashore near Chapel Tunnel. crew saved. cargo wet and damaged. vessel to be freed. Hanwren Oct 15 Alliance packet from Gottenburg and others with mails. Dover Oct 15 Endragt Crabb from Curacao to Amsterdam with damage. Sussex-Oak from Littlehampton to Berwick with jib-boom and anchor damage.
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Active
Divine
London
Bourdeaux
George, Davis
Havre
Liverpool
Hori
Willian
Ellen
Marfleet
Hence
Wisbeach
Lincolnshire
Chapel’ Tunnel
A . Hanwren
Alliance Packet
Gottenburg
Thetis
Lawson
Little Hampton
Berwick
Newmarket Second October Meeting 1814 Racing Notes
Sporting Intelligence reports results from the Newmarket October meeting. Mr Stonehewer's mare defeats Mr Shakespear's Motley. Duro shows form in thirds. First Class Outlands Stakes details, with entries from Jersey, Wanderer, Giant, Mr Farrell's colt, Sir Richard, Miniatyre, and Céy. Manfred beats Rhoda in a 200-yard dash, with bets and weights noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Wanderer
Jersey
the Giant
Payne
Mr. Farrell
Bobtail
Blake
Sir Richard
F. Bentinck
Miniatyre
Batson
Céy
Os E
Stonehewer
Manfred
Duke’ of Rutland
Rhoda
Society at Chevely Park and Market Prices Report
The Duke and Duchess of Butt Agly entertain a large party including the Duke of York and other peers at Chevely Park. Our market prices show grain gains with wheat 53.8d and beans 63s 6d per bushel, amid reports of strong trading and harvest progress in Gowrie and Kentish coast winds causing high tides and possible wrecks.
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Duchess of
Butt Agly
Chevely Park
Duke of York
Earl of Jersey
Lord Foley
Lord Manners
Hereford
Worcester
Gowrie
Kentish
Thames
Medway
Great Northern Ocean
Straits of Dover
Bisnor
St. Asaph
Wapping
J. W. Unnet
Richard Brewer
Hames
Excise
Bia’ Friars
London Bridges
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Paris
Duke de
Ais. Majisty
Assize Court
Alby
Department of Tarn
Royal Court of
Toulouses
Itis Nde
Dey
Axuders
Lord Basocrt
Derby
Jobin D Dyall
Tie ‘Twa
Shcredich
Spa3 Fields
Leopold
Claremont
Yewenday
Maysesty
Exita- Beth
Witgdsor
Mayasty
E Rsaed
Waddinlobe Tseting
Quzen
ElizaBetu
10Th Hussars
Turnham Green
Princess Elizabeth
Windsor
Bath
Charlotte
Marquis of Saird
Clarendon Hotel
Bonnd-street
London Gazette
Lisbon
Faigre
Lisbert
Philadelphia
England
Ireland
Scotland
Saxony
Avlettér
Scarborough, Cor
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