Turmoil Mounts Across Dardanelles and Corfu News
Dispatches from Constantinople and the Ionian Islands describe Greek naval actions near the Dardanelles and Penedos, Turkish holds at Patras and Lapanto, and looming famine in Asia Minor. Reports from Corfu, Savina, and Odessa detail insurrection, massacres, and shifting control in Albania, Epirus, and Thessalonica, with Allied naval orders and refugee movements amid rising tensions.
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Ionian Islands
Fib
Turia
Dardanellus
Penedos
Constantinopla
Strogonoff
Louian Islands
Patras
Lapanto
Patray
Strait of
Batras
Ajorea
Corfu
Himia
Acarnania
Kipdens
Avia
Pasermo Tailean
Albania
Savina
Jana
Janina
Ali Pacha
Preven
Ali
Bosnia
Odessa
Constantinople
Thessalonica
Turkey
Sdrogaaus
Seven Powers
Tverans
Tverans Id Vorksio
Maddasias
Sampese
Dardacelles
Ute Gueek ii
Vienna
Wallachia
Navlele
Uhallewi Tomer
Vertoe
Disarray in Mexico and Spain as insurgents gain ground
Reports from Vera Cruz and Madrid describe widespread unrest in Mexico with insurgent forces advancing within seven leagues, and Col Iturbide still in arms while royal troops prove weak and desertions common. In Spain new conspiracies surface near Madrid and Cadiz, with arrests of rank officials and fears of further unrest across Iberia and the Atlantic.
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Madrid
Mexico
Iturbide
Ntorbide
Candatonpe
William Pepe
Spain
Lisbon
Change in Tie Ministry and Emancipation Debate
A London paper notes a cabinet reshuffle and a split on emigration tied to constitutional dispute. It reports negotiations between the government and opposition Whigs, with conciliation efforts and potential shifts in power dynamics affecting the royal stance and party alignments.
The Royal Visit to Ireland Described by Local Press
The Brighton Herald notes a royal voyage planned for August with his Majesty aboard a yacht to Ireland. Dublin preparations include grand escorts by yeomanry and public offices, with residences arranged for diplomats and nobles. Royal ships named, crew assignments listed, and a naval entourage described as part of the royal cortege.
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Tan
Bbs
Cadiealee
Ireland
Brighton Herald
Dublin
Benjangin Bloomfield
Stephen's Green
la Touche
Mersion Square
Charlie Kront Louse
Earl of Charlemont
Palace Row
Rutland Squire
Prince Wsterhazy
Wolyhead
England
Sir M. Seymour
Portsmouth
Holyhead
Royal
Han
Charles Paget
Royal George
Royal Savereign
Concles Adans
Active
James Alexander Gordon
Keo
Glasgow
Bog. Doyle
Davis
TP. Grolier
Athol Figate
1H. Boucehier
Nieuwen
Tyne
J. White
Tee
Stewart Blacker
Chas. Burrard
Burt
Camelion
Milcay
Wolf
Youman
Starling
Reeve
Burse
Trish Seas
Russell
Achuil
Royal Sovereign
Laalan Paper
Fragmented notice on whale fishery and naval proceedings
A distorted report discusses Sir William Congreve and rocket experiments aboard the ship Fame aimed at aiding whaling operations. It mentions naval figures, possible trials, attacks, and references to ships, ports, and wartime conditions with blurred dates and locations.
Dublin Journal feud sparks explanations and counterclaims
The Patriot reports a heated exchange with the Dublin Journal over prior comments and a disputed letter from the Malrio t proprietor. An interview at Stuckallen House Meath is cited, with promises of a forthcoming explanation and clarification of claims about an offended man seeking explanation from the Patriot editor.
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Malriot
Stuckallen House
County Meath
Asiat
the Patriot
The Queen Travels No Friday Departure Claim
St James's Chronicle asserts that The Morning Post report of the Queen leaving Brandenburgh house Friday morning and not returning is untrue. The Queen stayed at Brandenburgh until evening Friday and hosted a dinner party. She is expected to depart Jungland on the 16th next month.
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Balimore Poperte
Mascala
Veen Cruz
Ulitia Aesdumn
Urns
Chery Gainpestag
Thatinantha
Miexico
Vor
Crog
Paylane
Shareh
Coruva
Aed Soldiens
Io Tetien
Bart Tiey
Lonel Dierrera
Oasoe Villeacinil
Pan
Gibries
Iviston
FBI
Elorrens
Cordova
Ornsava
River Plate
Kaenos Ayres
Brandenburch House
Brandenburgh
Jungland
St. James's Cheonicle
The Theatre Review Totals Amid Last Night’s Cards
A crowded program featured Brother and Sister London Stars and Cymon with Miss Stephens in Ividtora and Supéa. Her singing drew an encore in the Helo Song while Durmet impressed as Cyman in a warm, natural performance. the Lord Chancellor sprained his ankle at the coronation and a Waterford weighmaster was appointed at a city meeting.
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London
Cymon
Miss Stephens
Ividtora
Supéa
Micuspiendonra
Avenery
Mr. Durmet
Lord Chetwynd
George Airy
Ladlwood
Prendergast
Me. Sneyd
Price
Chester Master
Stewart Bence
Chaclea Vernur
Wrattesley
Sir de Roos
Corporation of
Waterford
Samual Newport
Keq
John Newport
Bart
Jurry Alcock
Paris
St Cloud
Cours
Chieu
Erik
Naples
Asia
Poland
Phos Coe
Gandecce
Fermi
Patryawas
Cialis
Tedis
Tisae
Mabaraus
Lonetler
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Cape Uaytian
St. Domingo
America
Preyerrydon
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Pyeverrydon
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Oporto
Sia de Janeiro
Brazil
Prince Royal
United Kingdom
Kingdom of Brazil
Hesa
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Conde de Luasain D. Diogo de Menezes
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War Department
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Amasine
Prince Myal
Ariel
Ad Daferim
Brand
Chiiat
Bento de Avia
Piero de Eiparda
Persus
Privy Council
St. James's
Thiot
Uae
Wood Heck
Pawel
Che Cece
William Congreve
William Cungreve
Brenda Ieva
Colqniuana
Vonering
Cabana
Ted
Gree
Leroy Stent Petit Mart Ban
Cpotier
Vietna
Iva Hartkett
Vhce
Dubllin
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Patriot
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Tata
Peter Ber
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Mes Dhatert Hhaadworks CO
Willow Steyard
Carboy
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