Comparative statements on England France and Napoleon’s empire
The piece contrasts England's recent Guadaloupe capture with Napoleon Bonaparte's claims. It critiques his imperial boasts and lists European conquests, while French discontent over lost colonies and stalled commerce grows. It questions whether his rule benefits France and urges scrutiny of his tyranny.
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Guadaloupe
Atlantic
Muyt
France
Buonaparte
Clovis
Europe
Charlemagne
Philip Augustus
Louis XIV
Hungary
Lithuania
Baltic
Adriatic
Konigsberg
Raab
Seville
Austria
Germany
Saxony
Bavaria
Prussia
Russia
Petersburgh
Berlin
Vienna
Etruria
Louis
Spain
Rock of Gibraltar
Fletland
Rhine
Weser
Scheldt
Buonapartes
Asia
West Indies
Pondicherry
St. Dominic
Cayenne
Martinique
Corfu
Mauritius
Curacoa
Cape of Good Hope
England
Grenada
St. Vin
Proclamation of Continental Strife and Imperial Critique
A fragmentary international letter argues that Britain defeats Napoleon while America, in the narrator’s view, faces despotism. It contrasts past Moorish victories and current oppression, urging Napoleon to publish the Moniteur translation, warning of retribution if published. Despotism, conscription, and imperial power are central themes.
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Cent’s
Tobago
Dominica
St. Kitt’s
America
Minorca
Florida
Gibraltar
England
Guadaloupe
Great Britain
Napoleon
Italy
Hoffer
Pilin
Drawing Room and Levee at the Castle in March and April 1810
The Dublin Journal notes a drawing room at the Castle on Tyraspar Ersnine and the 29th of March, 1810, followed by a levee at the Castle on Sunday 8 April at four o'clock. The notice is dated March 17, 1810.
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Doratin Cacrra
Tyraspar Ersnine
Manon
Duar Casren
Three Holyhead Mails Bring News of Intercourse Bills
Ander reads letters from Paris and Vienna noting Buonaparte marriage preparations, Tyrolese exiles in Vienna, and Bouanaparte’s return to Holland. American policy proposals include armed convoy and contraband search by national ships, while Massachusetts and New York push anti war resolutions. Dutch funds rise as Louis Buonaparte expected home.
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Holyhead
Macon
House of Representatives
Senate
Ito
United States
America
Great Britain
Massachusets
New York
Venice
Switzerland
Folland
Paris
Buonapante
Manta Louisa
Berthier
Vienna
Austria
Buonaparte
Holland
Louis Buonaparte
Imminent Steeple Danger Prompted City Action
Architect Mr Johnson warned the Lord Mayor about St Werburghs Steeple’s danger. Lord Mayor and Minister ordered removal. On the 14th a copper still was found at Mr Henry ONeil’s Cloandra kitchen near Longford. The still and six casks were moved to Longford King’s Stores by Cork Militia. ONeil was detained and bound to trial.
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Johnson
St. Werburgh
St. Werburgs’s
Arthur Murphy
Henry O'Neil
Cloandra
Longford
King’s
City of Cork
O'Neil
Assize Proceedings and Ironies of Tax Edict Abroad
Right Hon. Justice Daly and Hon. Justice Osborne opened their Commissions at the Connaught Circuit with a Grand Jury including Colonel Jo Right Hon. Henry Kit Owen Wynne and others. Capital convictions list Patrick M Hugh for murder and Patrick Gallagher for horse stealing with execution on April 1. The Sligo assizes reveal heavy illigic distillation costs totaling 4,219 16s 1d. A Petersburgh ukase quotes bank notes as national debt and sweeping tax increases to fund government, including poll tax of two roubles and multiple surcharges on peasants, merchants, and capital in trade.
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Sige
Justice Daly
Justice Osborne
Patrick Gallagher
Sligo
Petersburgh
Congress Passes Macons Bill Amid War Debate
London reports from Congress show Macons Bill passing the House by 75 to 52 after a late ayes and noes vote. Debates in Washington describe the bill as preferable to Non-Intercourse, with Federalists hesitant about responsibility and war prospects stirring public opinion. Massachusetts influence looms as a stabilizing factor in national policy.
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Congress
Bosroy
Fes
Macon
House of Representatives
New-York Evening Post
House
Senate
Great Britain
Massachusetts
Washington
Quincy
Wheaton
Tallmage
Dana
Livermore
Gardenier
Key
Mutiny Bill Debates and Irish Catholic Petition Summary
Debates in the House of Lords on the Mutiny and Irish Catholic petitions. Lord Cruichen notes relief questions for Catholics in Carlow. Later, Lord Danvey seeks troop return data for foreign service since September. arguments about government military use follow. Amid exchanges on prisoner exchanges, ministers oppose immediate disclosure of correspondence with France.
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House OF Lords
Lord Wellington
Ts Lerity
Ireland
Repespary
Lord Crippen
Race
Irish Distilleries Bill Debate Hears Evidence Concerns
On Tuesday March 20 in the House of Commons discussion centered on the Irish Distilleries Bill. Mr C Hutchinson moved for copies of communications from the Excise Board to inform on proposed alterations. Mr Foster argued confidential files should not be disclosed, while Sir John Newport warned against exposing official advice. The motion was opposed and negatived.
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House OF Commons
C. Hutchinson
Moxter
Excise Board
Exchequer
Commissioners of Excise
Ireland
Foster
Lixcise Board
John Newport
Mr. Hutchinson
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Earl of Liverroot
Earl Gary
Earl of Westgontanp
Lord Dannie
Lord Hottane
Trineport Board
Lord Mulgrave
Morlaix
Lord Spencer
Lord Harrowby
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