South America independence will extend British trade aims
The article argues Britain gains from South American independence and freer commerce with Spain's former colonies. It details New Granada and Quito, describes climate, population, and main ports like Cartagena and Guayaquil, and notes transport barriers across the Andes. It warns rugged routes hinder overland trade and foresees gradual growth if free government and roads develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Great Britain
Britain
Spain
New Grenada
Buenos Ayres
Peru
Chile
North America
Mexico
New
Grenada
Kingdom of
Quito
Carthagena
Santa Fe da Bogota
Popayan
Merida
Pampeluna
America
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
New Granada
Bogota
Ubia
Valliox
Santa Be
Papayan
Sas Fort
Andes
Guu Mailor
Breatih
Pichincha
Citepaxi
Nbeat Trea
Cunyaquil
Lacatunga
Riobamba
Cotopaxi
Yambato
Cuenca
Quita
Andea
Guayaquil
Interior
Canat
Europe
Cape Flora
Equator
Guay
Rand
Lurie
Fia
Fragmented garbled notice about foreign press reactions
A mangled OCR snippet discusses New York and Boston papers and a dubious claim about a Canes purchase affecting the Crown and U S relations. It references the St Lawrence and criticizes a writer as incapable of articulating serious arguments, implying a contested Atlantic stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Sun
Canes
Patsy Tren
United States
St. Lawrence
Purchase of the Canadas and St Lawrence navigation
In Troston on November 5 a major Atlantic debate swirls around free navigation of the St Lawrence and the possible purchase of Canada. Advocates urge negotiations with Britain to secure river access from ocean to interior, arguing British treaties recognize such right above river banks. The paper expresses cautious support for purchasing land on the south side of the St Lawrence from Lake Ontario to the sea, while withholding final opinion on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadas
Intelligencer
St. Lawrence
Lake Ontario
Ocean
Jamaica Letters Warn of Rising Tensions after Emissaries
Private Jamaica accounts describe actions by carriers of inflammatory documents from Roger’s agents in St Domingo aimed at inciting mass uprisings and exiling or killing white settlers. Kingston dated October 12 reports several people shipped out for possession of such material, with widespread fears of violence among settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Kingston
Roger
St. Domingo
Emperor Alexander strips Sir Robert Wilson of Russian honors
From Smyrna to Constantinople Greek captives stage a bold escape and commandeer a Turkish vessel in a five day sea voyage to safety. Reports from Vienna note Emperor Alexander formally depriving Sir Robert Wilson of all orders and decorations, a move seen as following Prussia’s precedent and likely to be echoed by other courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Prussia
R. Wilson
Austria
Onextat Spectator
Smyrna
Smyrod
Constantinople
Maalich
Seraglio
Dardanelles
Tenedos
Speara
Fienna
Robert Wilson
Ramlurgh Papera
Old man and two brides stir Augelay marriage tale
A 76 year old man from Lenglen marries a 17 year old girl at Augelay. Her sister, 19, comes with her nephew by marriage, provoking a chain of family reversals. The groom and bridegroom elder, the aged bride’s health improves and he rejects crutches as youth returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augelay
Wocope
Martin
Lenglen
Stafford Herald
Fashionable Society Calls on Londonderrys in Dublin
The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry, the Countess of Antrim, and Edward Macdonnell left Jones’s Royal Hibernian hotel for Castle Stewart. The visit revives Dublin’s spirit. Lord Londonderry’s party and various dignitaries attended gatherings at the Park and a Sunday entertainment. Sir Henry Torrens remains in good health, while Lady Elizabeth Kavanagh lies ill. Spanish Cortes members and Doctor Villanova also arrived at the Bridge-street Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marquis of Londonderry
Town
Londonderry
Marquis
Marchioness of
Macdonald
Countess of
Antrim
Earl
Meath
Bowlea
Sir Henry Torrens
Henr Torrens
Ireland
Henry
Judge Torrens
Lord Norbury
Niai Prine
Court of Common Pleas
Elizabeth Kavanagh
Horrie
Bridge-street
Cortes
Doctor Villanova
Canon Villanova
Cork
Gibraltar
Lord Clanricarde
Galway
Rahasahe
Blake
Connaught Journal
Pearson
George-etree
Hanover-square
Jonah
Sinclair
Harris
Covent-garden
Mademoiselle Weasel
M. le Comte Orloff
M. Mansion
Paris
Misa Brien
Mons. Mansion
J. Burke
Bals
Mina
Barbican
Devon Brerhokler
Best's
de Cortes
Curle Chron
Local Taxation and City Governance Debates in Nassau Street
A Nassau Street meeting of parish committee members chaired by Rev West discussed Irish Grand Jury resolutions and questioned their competence. Revenue changes bring Irish and English board consolidations, with new officers appointed and lengthy retirements noted. Baker trade reforms under Lord Mayor aimed at ending night baking and removing dirty practices, including regulation of clone bread and improving public health. The Lord Mayor urged modernisation, with bakers and journeymen considering day production as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison’s
Nassau-street
West
House of Commons
Pear, &c
Hamilton Rowan
Trish
England
Wardley
Excise
Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry
Irish Board
Hardman
Woodward
English Excise
Moyte
Waller
Sessions House
Green-Street
Dulin
Booth
Lynch
Lyuch
Howthaly
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Leeann
Dublin
Landon
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