Inland and foreign reports on postwar unrest and treaties
Notices from Amsterdam and Rome detail European reactions to the Waterloo anniversary crowds in Bavasens and Madrid letters. Accounts describe occupation troops, smuggling crackdowns, Dutch emigration, and shifting Tunis and Algiers diplomacy with Lord Exmouth as naval mediator. The reports mention hundreds of thousands in various theaters including Naples and Mauritania, and relate to English, French, and Turkish actions and complaints.
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Bavasens
Waterloo
Huugemont
le Haye Sainte
la Belle ‘Alliance
Camaterdam Courant
Duke of Wellington
Paris
Army of Occupation
Sudan
Maubenge
H. Mixer
Guinea
Castle of St. George
Detmioa
Aschiantynen
Fantynen
Cape Gors
Amsterdam Courant
Biscare
Africa
Bona
Rome
Tunis
Naples
Dey
Exmouth
Tris
Italy
Secretary of State
Cardinal Gonsalvi
Cers
Algiers
Algerien
Grand Segnior
Sardinia
Tuscany
Constantinople
Kingdom of Hanover
Lord Exmouth
Haarlem
Dutch Mail Notes on Exmouth Expedition and Baroness Departure
Reports from Barcelona dated May 31 discuss Baroness Fagel and other noble ladies traveling to Berlin for the arrival of royal personages. Letters mention Lord Exmouth’s voyage to press the Dey on captives and the diverging aims of the expedition, amid crowding and ill treatment of the English consul’s family.
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Hacer
Juve Vv
Fagel
Prince
Lord Exmouth
Prince Regent Court Attended by Dignitaries for Marriage Address
A June 29 report details the Prince Regent receiving a deputation from Lords and Commons for Princess Charlotte’s marriage to Prince Leopold. Canning is named president of the Board of Control, various foreign ministers paid courtesy calls, and messages from Portuguese and Barbary officials noted. The Privy Council discussed colonial affairs and a transcription of past industrial data reflects Britain’s cotton trade growth and employment impacts.
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Prince Regents
Prince Regent
Carlton House
Earl Stanhope
Lord Calthorpe
William Dundas
Robert Peel
George Rose
C. B. Bathurst
House of Lords
House of Commons
Viscount Sidmouth
Charlotte
Prince Leopold
Mr. Canning
Earl of Liverpool
Lisbon
Board of Control
Prince Esterhazy
Wirtemberg
Viscount Castlereagh
Leopold
Robert Chester
Portugal
W. A.court
Barbary
England
Sie von Mill
Rio Janeiro
Viscount Strangford
Guadaloupe
Leith
Matouba
James
Dublin Journal Under New Editorial Leadership
The Dublin Journal reveals the editor has taken sole control after the resignation of former conductors. The paper reverts to Alder man George Faulkner’s representative, pledging constitutional principles, restraint from invective, and steady foreign and domestic intelligence. Subscriptions are 3 guineas yearly by post, three pounds in town, with papers delivered at eight each morning and a second edition every evening. Publication days are Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
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Dublin
George Faulkner
DITOR
Dublin Journal
Ireland
Parliament Street
London
France
Berri
Talleyrand
Paris
Valencia
Chastel
Dupas
Sardinia
Savoy
Grivy
Bonnaire
Aid-de Camp
Trinity College
Dunn
Donovan
Reeves
Thomas
Hawkins
Mayes
Fogerty
Stack
Science
Crompton
Lawton
Lloyd
Porter
Darley
Weir
Jun
Hilfernan
Close
Graves
Berwick
Sen
Phelan
Magee
Te Alexander
Brett
Barton
Gillig Vorsuyeth
Gwynne
Gorm Bradshaw
Maunsell
Hiffernan
Woo Pope
Clinton
Wall
Deane
Aasies Moore
Shee
Law
Crampton
Ney
Drew
O Flaherty
Cole
Kirkpatrick
Sweeney
Theatre Royal
Stephen Street
M Crea
Clar Babington
Sheridan
Burke
Pitt
Fox
Windbasl
Gerard Hamilton
Johnsop
Insurrection in Tunis and European reactions update
London journals report a Tunisian insurrection where 3000 troops seized the palace and citadel, deposed the Bey, and promised rebels pay and tax relief while 700 corsairs sailed to Constantinople. Frankfort notes Prussia curbs serfdom, and Dublin notes theatre, fires, and Sheridan’s decline.
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Tunis
Guspa
Monammun Bashaw
Bey Sedi Assen
Mouammmup
Basian
Comlette
Down
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Cortos Trang
Colton
Carewright
Great Britain
le Dublin Journal
Tangus
Europe
Briefiana
Frankfort
Vasselage
Waxpaxa
Puce
Germany
Austria
Mankin
Nal
Spence
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