Public sentiment calls for action on impressment crisis
The piece denounces the government neglect of impressment victims and the French threat, urging Americans to resolve the crisis and defend seafarers. It cites Captain Rogers’s cruise, condemns elites’ inaction, and urges protest against foreign coercion while noting Ebenezer E. Hough’s harrowing capture and the ongoing debate reflected in Earl Grey’s speech response.
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France
Gamen
Washington
Enone
Tochies
Phus
Rogers
Ebenezer E. Hough
Arurdel
Wachusetts
Boston
Beyonne
Worthington
Malta Mail Reports Possible Peace Pact Between Turkey and Russia
Letters from the Malta Mail discuss alleged intelligence of peace talks between Turkey and Russia. The report questions the credibility of transmitted information to Britain’s government and notes Paris papers claim ongoing hostilities. It mentions the Ansuia emperor’s envoy fleeing Vienna toward Messina and shifts in court movements.
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Malta
Bren
Turkey
Russia
Paris
Petersburgh
Ansuia
Vienna
Messina
Terri
Letter on Earl Grey Debate Defending Antigallican Article
Lewis Goldsmith defends his Antigallican Monitor piece against Earl Grey in the House of Lords. He accuses Grey of reading only a French translation and urges consideration of the full article which advocates forming a band of Chevaliers de foigiard Writers and Printers to rouse Continental publics to action against a tyrant.
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Lewis Guldsmith
Earl Grey
Home of Lords
le Comrer
Angleterre
Goldsmith
House of Peers
Antigallican Monitor
le Courier d
Marquis Wellesey
Tole
Antigal Ucan Monitor
D’ Angleterre
Pape
Karl Grey
Bey
Chevaliers de Foigiard
Asuriy
Linis
Buopsparte
Sam, Sir
C. Lewis Goldsmitil
British mediation in Russian French quarrel noted
A British observer reports possible peace terms between Paris and St Petersburg amid naval and colonial tensions. He notes strategic moves by Buonaparte and Lauriston, with expectations of a temporary détente as war risks loom over the European balance of power.
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Kosingeburgh
Russia
Prussian
Sith
Orte
France
Lawson
Petersburgh
Paris
St. Petersburgh
Lauriston
Observations on Buonaparte Speech to the Legislative Body
A fragmentary critique of Buonaparte's peace terms and policies. The author attacks the pretended peace with Austria, accuses Buonaparte of hypocrisy, and predicts strategic maneuvering, religious schism, and continued war in Europe. It cites Rome, Vienna, Holland, Spain, and England, noting military and political maneuvers.
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Ausiya
Buonaparte
Ashdone
House of Lorraine
Francis
Ubemor
Bases
Acquitaine
Marcaze
Henseif
Europe
Bishons
Pius VII
Rome
Spain
Galn
Hollisd
Lahourchere
Galing Gane
France
England
Elbe
Vistula
America
United States
Buonaparce
C. Vane
Confederation of the Rie
Rate
Ausra
Prussia
Kuge
Wortemberg
Bavaria
Baden
Darmstad
Wurtzburg
Valais
Kato
Palais
Boonaparte
Lim
Austria
Vred
Lia
Bonnaparte
Bamburgh
Holstein
Jutland
Magdeburg
Berlin
Rhenes
Roiosia
Auetiia
Turkey
Peter the Great
Maria ‘Theresa
Frederic
Votto
Portugal
Kidd
Ruasta
Figueras
Barcelona
Fiesch
Ciierals Campoverde
Villacampa
O'Donnel
Baldsieros
Blake
Castanos
Withers
Lengua
Euope
Paconaues
Luis
Barraga
Fuente d’Quare
Albuera
Massena
Soule
Seville
Badiajez
Ay Aeparte
Buochaerte
Laurstan
Nicki
Buona
Pout Country
Creda
Beeselt
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Belimore
Federal Republican
Wien
Mr. Ao
Aidna
Perus Arts
Great Britain
Wianen
London
Jane
Rendimder
Tre
Sarrazin