Beleaguered Parliamentites Praise King and Constitution
The article lauds the British Parliament and Ministers for steady conduct and provision of royal power while mourning the ailing sovereign. It contrasts with the Tredand episode and laments disruptive papers, urging loyalty to the King Church and Constitution. The authors vow to remain UNSHAKEN, UNSEDUCED, UNTENIUBLED.
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Almast
Duonaparte
Spain
Portugal
Tredand
Rodin
Trelord
Correspondents Postpone Sermon of N’s Second Letter
The Letter from A Protestant is under consideration and due to heavy Parliamentary matter the sermon of N's Second Letter is postponed to our next issue.
Notice of Penny Post Delivery and Service Methods
The Dublin Journal records complaints about delivery times and informs readers that within the Penny Post system the Dunsin doughward can be served by the Pear Quarter or Month. It states the breakfast ladle at biarnn Povans vax Pear will bear the fee and warns hawkers not to rely on uncertain readers sending Giders to the General Post office or Clerk of the Sister.
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Dennis
Biarnn
Debates and Donations Highlight Town Hall Digressions
A fragmented report notes House of Lords discussion on the State of the Nation, plus a charity gesture gifting twenty Guineas by notable patrons. Names such as Mr. Upshaw and Mr. Ferrier appear among several donors and attendees in a late 18th or early 19th century placement.
The King’s Health Updates From Windsor Castle
Bulletins issued at Windsor Castle recount the monarch’s fevered illness and fluctuating condition from Dec 26 to Dec 28. Doctors report partial abatement, indifferent nights, and slight improvements, with ongoing concern for His Majesty’s recovery.
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Windsor Casts
Windsor Castle
Royal fever report eases as Windsor hosts visitors
The account details the royal household recovering from illness with the king showing signs of improvement within twelve hours. It notes the princes leaving Windsor Castle for London, dispatches from Cartaxo, and Wellington's movements near Santarem Penes Alcanhede Punhete. It also mentions French columns south of the Mondego and naval wrecks off Dunbar with loss of life and rescue efforts.
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Windsor
Bnc
London
Duke of Cambridge
Ryder
Robert Dundas
Lord Wellington
Cartaxo
Lisbon
Bth
Zezere
Mondego
Massena
Condeixa
Montomar
Ponce de Marcella
Coimbra
Santarem
Lena
Hill
Wellington
Santern
Tagus
Paloma Castle
Helland
Buonaparte
England
Russia
Turkey
Bophant Jta
Boouepette
Finland
Sweden
Buonaarte
Royals
Edinburgh
Dunbar
Heuth
Lieutesane
Tevin
Broxmuauch
Wellington Dispatch Reports Pursuit of Gardanne Forces
From the London Gazette December 25 1810 a dispatch from Lieutenant-General Wellington dated Cartaxo December 8 notes Gardanne's detachment advancing toward the frontier after returning to Sobretta Formosa. The report details pursuits by the Ordenanza and Ponsonby reconnoitering from Abrantes to the River Codes, with the enemy retreating toward the transier and destroying horses and mules.
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Zezere
Ponsonby
Abrantes
Hill
Tagus
Caruigos
Transier
Ordenanza
Wellington
Portuguese and Swedish notices from 1910 dispatches
Extract from a Portuguese communication dated Cartara December 1 1910 describes movements of enemy forces in Portugal from late November including detachments from General Foix and corps movements, with details on garrisons, fortifications near Santarem Punhete and Perner Alcanhede, weather conditions and Spanish partisan activity. It also reports a Swedish declaration clarifying neutrality and trade policies with Britain and France and imperial measures against English goods.
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Lord Wellington
Miguel Pereira Forjaz
Cartara
Silveira
Subugal
Coa
Belmonte
Fundas
Zezer
Sih
Serras
Portugral
Castile
Portugal
Santaram
Punhete
Zenere
Perner
Alcanhede
Santarem
Abellede Nord
Fy, Berath
Copenhagen
Sweden
Frange
Russia
Denshark
Baltic
Italy
Great Britain
Tg 8
England
Starling
Mingjesty
Europe
Cadiz Mails Report On Cortes Sittings And Spanish Affairs
Two Cadiz mails arrive with Spanish papers and letters to the 12th. No major intelligence. Cortes vote a monument to Britain for its sacrifices and resolve to keep arms ready. Decree debate to curb royal powers without nation consent. Guerrillas continue against the enemy. Captain Manners Sutton returns from Lisbon. Lord Wellington was privately at Lisbon on the 9th inst.
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Cadiz
Boulon
Sebastiani
Liverpool
Ian
Great Putaha
France
Carlio
Cortes
Spain
Sree
Buonaparte
Ferdinand Vee
Manners Suttoote
Lisbon
Prick of fais Stocks and Bonds Ledger Note
A fragmented ledger listing various stocks and bonds with rates and denominations. Includes references to Grand Canal Stock Royal Canal Stock Government Debentures and per cent loan issues, alongside bank stock and other securities.
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