Tea culture and new European interest in Britain
A review of F. View’s treatise on tea culture traces its rise from Britain to the continent, detailing tea’s export growth from China and its varieties, preparation, and potential triumph over coffee. It notes related publications on Britain’s military and civic topics and translations of English works into French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eevhe Po Diterery
d’Artois
China
Japan
Bri- Urae
Shere
Europe
M. Charles Dupie
Great Britain
M.T. F. Cachir
Cherburgh
Plymouth
London
Paris
Aikin
George
Switzerland
Isbe
England
France
The Marchioness of Salaria Attacked in the Street
A statement threatens life, attacking the Marchioness of Salaria amid claims against the Queen. The Morning Chronicle faced condemnation, while a mob assaulted her, prompting debate over liberty and press criticism. The report notes public figures and ongoing controversy without detailing particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salaria
Morning Chronicle
London
Paine
London Morning Post
Cabbett
Hanes of Paine
Guildhall
Tor Paing
Bob Hilacaas
Pratt
Lilij
Aind Parasia
Perry
China
Hou
Lorda
Tarwaa Pasta
Francia
Arandenburgh Lane
Infora
St. J Cuce
Reese
Hie Cova
Windsor Great Vark
Cowes
Duchess of York
Majenty
Loi
Rival chiefs of St Domingo seek fate by anointing word
A letter from Port au Prince dated May 22 describes fierce political split in St Domingo between monarchists and republicans led by Buyer with a 35,000-strong Republican force. Sir Home Popham failed to reconcile leaders but secured an agreement to curb runaway slaves and pirates. The North may rise in August as Christophe battles for control and Boyer schemes to lead the revolt, with plans for an impending movement and details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Domingo
Eaid
Ile
Sir Home Pophams
Henry
Buyer
Ome Popham
Port Au Prince
Christophe
Fin
Lord Wellington
Alwass
Groomy
Cape
Boyer
France
Guadel Henri
Letters from Geneva and Antwerp Stir Irish and English Politics
Sir Harcourt Lees's letter to Mr. Wilberforce reflects Whig distrust. Bergami travels to Italy. Coote to Ireland for Queen's County. Mrs Mount loses courier on the Rigi. Rev. John England to be bishop of South Carolina. Canning rumors of travel and domestic scandal. Poisoning incident in Merrion Row ends at Mercer’s Hospital. English woman from Blackheath, deserted by husband Connor in America, involved. Belfast packet passengers to Liverpool listed. Saxon Government considers constitutional changes. October meeting scheduled. Canning sails for Annapolis on Spartan. William Austin, 18, placed as parlour boarder at Dr Lindsay’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harcourt Lees
Wilberforce
Geneva
Bergami
Italy
Chas, Coote
Ireland
Queen's County
W. Pole
Mount
Berkeley-square
Lucerne
John England
Bandon
Pope
South Carolina
United States of America
Curk Southern
Canning
Antwerp
Tnnate Wontat
Mark’s Watch House
Mercer’s Hospital
England
Blackheath
London
Wall
Connor
America
Liverpool
Belfast
Ateam
William Henry Curran
Michael Law
Robert Law
Law
Lye
Newton
Mise Newton
Beckwith
Hume
S Canning
United
Stetes
Suite
Portamouth
Wise
C.B
Annapolis
William Austin
Achopl
Buenos Ayres Turmoil and Hidden 1812 Treaty Details
Long dispatch reviews Buenos Ayres civil upheaval through May, noting elected Governor amid revolution and cabinet disputes. It details secret Brazil alliance terms and armistice articles with Portugal, promising troop withdrawal, no territory claims, and mutual naval indemnities while preserving secrecy on the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Agire Papera
Albear
Sarratea
Cabildoor
Buenos Ayres
Brazil
Parana
Artigen
United Provinces
Asilgas
Artigana
Artigas
Uanguager S
Aail
Neapolitan Revolution Joy in Naples July Promulgation
A traveler notes Naples celebrating the constitution with banners and tri coloured cockades. Troops and militia enter the capital while crowds surge along Toledo street amid chants like eviva la Constitution and eviva la Carboneria. Royal colors vanish as regiments march and locals cheer a momentous political change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Capua
Toledo Street
Toledo-street
Eviva la Carboneria
Quilitia
Che Agaes
Pope
Gens d' Arney
Desperate Naples Parade Amidst Royal Sightings and Trials
A Naples procession features Canon Mi mimicking Sorrenta on horseback as troops bear cannons through the streets. Crown Prince and others watched from balconies while night illuminations and Viva Resa chants fill the town. Officials report abolition of local tribunals, new ambassadors named, and a military court sentencing 21 Farnese soldiers to death or hard labor for outrages. The Holy Father reportedly granted laudiery favors, details sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorrenta
Prince Leopold
Jey
Viva
Naples
Don Louwonia
Farnese
Ite
Society of la Carbonari
Sicilies
Europe
Prince Carignano
Rene
Duke de Gallo
Vienna
M. Paulo d’Ambrosio
London
Marquis of
Seneca
Paris
Didne Gi Roma
Holy Father
Ievante
Benevento
Spain in turmoil as Cortes reasserts rights and reports unrest
From the Pampelena Gazettes the Cortes in Madrid reestablishes the infant Don Francis de Paulo and Infanta Maria Lovisa in their hereditary throne claims. Deputies signatory to the Batra madura representation face arrest in Placencia. Clergy secularization debates continue alongside grain imports and security measures amid reports of violence in Arragon and Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pampelena
Gallicia
St. Jago
Terre-Musquez
Coruona
Madrid
Cortes
Don Francis de Paulo
Infanta Maria Lovisa
Batramadura
St. Vincent de Placencia
Baeza
Don Marcial Lopez
Spain
Wae
Arragon
Jage
United Committes of
Don Vargas Ponte
Naples
Legion of National Safeguards
Seville
D. Blan Ortolaza
Prussia Weighs Intergovernmental Talks and Constitutional Rumors
A despatch reports Col Mussenbach's clearance to relay to the Grand Duke of Baden a plan to free the Grand Duchy from public debt. It notes an Austria Russia Prussia summit likely mid September at Pest or Buda and debunks the August constitutional pledge as unfounded. Rumor persists of provincial tension and hopes for reform in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anid
Col
Mussenbach
Baden
Grand Duchy
Austria
Russia
Prussia
Italy
Pest
Buda
Berlin
Suspec
Stiwe
The Pacha of Egypt and Royal Observations
A fragmented 18th century diary style report covers court notices about the Pacha of Egypt and royal hospitality, details of an upcoming solar eclipse, and discussions on observations across Europe. It notes the Prince of Wales, Carlton House, and the Guardian’s panel, with references to Berkeley and other nobles, plus naval and colonial mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepo
Neal
Leo Achen
Pacha
Egypt
Varedeo
Ganvesed
Begotto
Prince of Wales
Lis Hoyel
Beth
Manby
Moyet
Carlton House
Iris
Pusia
Grees
Europe
Tam Berkeley
Lord Castlereagh
Vorge’s Street
Dublin
Brito i
Cotton-garden
Arrigats
Conway's
Cork
Miss Bradshaw
Carew
Mira Carew
Mrg
Miss. Hurst
Killarney
Bernard Willon Wrixon Becher
M. P
John Wrnsoo Bagra
Bermudas
Summie Islands
America
Talakbour
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Buenos Ayras
Aucest
Rye
Nedive
Vue Canteaus
Auttavant
Cateer
Fermoy
Kilkenny
Naas
New Bringe
Lichmond
Mullingar
Templemore
Africa
Lita
Ty Loe
Freeman
John
Dubliy
Yoru Augusty
Castlebar
Castleisland
Chapelizod
Coombe
Jublin
Dungarvan
Fork Hill
Lombard Barrack
Galway
Midleton
Naas, Or Barrack, Moates) New Geneva
Wita
Loicestor Martin
Wurde
Freeuan
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