Descriptions of Insurrection Trials and High Treason Bills
The discourse covers reactions to insurrection, the offense’s criminality, and the duty to protect peaceable inhabitants. It cites law on accomplices evidence, voices respect for judges Tuverpace and LeBlanc, and discusses publications inciting disorder. It lists names charged with high treason and notes some witnesses for the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orien
Ata
Attenton
Docking
Baron Tuverpace
Justice LeBlanc
Tsone
Thomas Blackburn
Nathan Sachler
John Lindley
Williams
Richard Addy
Charles Stanfield
Benjamin Hanson
Abraham Ingam
George Brian
John Hobson
Burkinshaw
Wm. Holland
Benjamin Rogers
John Vallance
James Flowers
Joseph Chepiel
John Peacock
Wm. Rice
John Berrymond
John Burkinshaw
Michael Downing
Joseph Firth
John Pickering
Joseph Smith
John Johnson
Dadworth
Abraham Jackson
Huddersfield
Thomas Morgan
Barnesley
The Neapolitan Revolution and Its Aftermath
From Dublin Journal July reports the Naples uprising as a mercenary driven decline of tyranny. Soldiers defect, government weakens, and a proposed constitution surfaces as ministers resign. Naples faces insurrection with peasant aid, while fear grows of wider Austrian influence and Italian upheaval.
Spain Makes Emancipation Real as Cortes Open
News from Spain reports the General Cortes opening and the king's public oath to a new free constitution. The assembly president praised the spirit of the occasion while the king gave a temperate, detailed speech supporting freedom at home and independence abroad. Full page details follow on the Cortes ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
General Cortes
Ibis
Ferdinand
Paris Censorship and Neapolitan Revolt Mentioned Abroad
Paris papers silent on Neapolitan revolution due to censorship, though private letters reveal discussion in Paris over the prior week. French rulers reportedly may act against English in France if the king dies, while Abbe Pradt’s election law work is seized and army strength noted in 1820 budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amne
Naples
Spain
Suldiare
Cadia
Howehun
Rome
Mosern
Turkey
Pechapa
France
Galiani
Paris
Felangieri
Europe
Cavalier de Medici
Italy
Austria
Paria
Ecannot
Amy
Vames
Lord Castlereegh Hosts Grand St James House Party
Saturday Lord Castlereegh entertained the Duke Conse and a considerable foreign party at a St James Lond residence. Guests included a large attendance of fashionable society and invited dignitaries in attendance for an informal reception and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Castlereegh
Conse
Mittens
St. James’ Égagre; Lond
Prussia urged toward promised constitution amid royal dispute
Berlin reports revive speculation that an ordonnance on August 1 may found a constitutional framework for the Prussian monarchy. Some officials push provincial states as enough to quiet calls for broader reform, arguing a general states system would threaten the throne as in past Austrian examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Berlin
Frederick 11
Europe
Prince Charles of Meckenburgh
Prince Hardenburgh
Count Bernstorf
Prince of Saxe
Wittgerstein
Austria
States General
Joseph I
South American Affairs Letters on Cochrane and Lima plans
Reports from Jamaica and Jamaica-linked papers describe Lord Cochrane praised by O Higgins and San Martin, with notes on Chilean forces and the Lima expedition. Dispatches mention Armies under Bolivar, Artigas’s movements, and attacks at Guayaquil and Santa Marta amid revolts and royalist counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Cochrane
O'Higgins
San Martin
Chile
English
San Carlos
Avanzado
Barro
Amargos
Viceroyalty of
Lima
Bolivar
Chili
Santa Fe
Bogota
Chacoa
Carrera
Campo del Real Briganza
Artigas
Umaguay
Bucter
Santa Martha
Margaritta
Par
Montitlo
Jamaica
The Theatre Royal Riots and Shakespearean Echoes in London
The review details a London stage program featuring Richards in a Triumph of a Richmond role, praising his ascent to a heroic peak and the final triumph over a tyrant with dramatic ferocity. It notes Mrs Yauena Queen Elisabeth and Miss Smithson delivering respectable performances, then covers Sheridan Knowles and the tragedy Firginius, highlighting Macready as Firginius and a memorable prison scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riard
Mendy
Richards
London
Richman
Ian
Wartley
Richmond
Mali
Yauena
Elisabeth
Edward the Foun
Miss Smithson
Dune
Virginia
Daugher
Icilius
Republi
Stecius Denidrus
Pyginius
Discoverion Place
Huma
Parcu
Jollixs
Firginius
Mr. Macready
Orion
Appius
Vane
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Duke of York
James H Alt& Ai
Leeds
Uth Prederick
Duke of York and
Athang
James Hargreave and Son
Frederick
Duke of Fork
Mekaerd Grenviile
Feinaiglian Institution
NHE
Cae
Wee
Grand Cayal
Raetan Eens Steeeae
the. Dublin Fournal
Mailarrisea
Lazzaroni
Rigen
Ney
Avssian
Ellstorm
Tealy
Cersares
Parie
Fernan Nunez
M. de Rothwchild
Funda
Nola
Avelino
Tamnite Regiment
Naplea
Nola Road
Nocera
Carascora
Peppi
Minchino
Bank of Ireland
England
Ireland
Hus
Robert Shaw
Eng
Hart
Sir
John Ro
Tuan’ Quay
Lolyhead
Theatre Royal
Mr. Warde
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