American News Repeal of Embargo Sparks London Dispatch
A London telegram reports the American Embargo Act repeal by a 59 to 30 vote in Congress, effective March 4. General Clavering’s custody in Newgate is noted and European observers seek official confirmation of the repeal and any substitute restrictions.
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Cor- At
London
Claverings
Armd
Wison Bridley
Newgate
America
Fédyi
Ith
House of Commons debates on Navy and Militia Bills
Minutes show Royal Assent heard in Lords and committees on the Navy Officers Widow's Pension and Militia of Ireland bills. Proposals include linen board accounts, flax seed bill, and a motion on reform measures. General Clavering jailed for gross prevarications. various motions and committee actions noted.
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House of Com- Wens
House of Commons
House‘of Lords
Wanton
Temrux
Spain
Portugal
Hoskisson
Buleilay
Ireland
Witamox
Lind‘ Newtonr
Linen Board of
Wo. Wryyng
Clavering
Pjetty
Newgate
Castizneach
Mellon
TaMizron
Dublin Receives Admiralty Notice on West Indies Convoy
Official Dublin brief conveys a 1809 Admiralty letter announcing Cork to West Indies convoy of twenty vessels under W. W. Pole. It notes Spanish and Portuguese war papers, Moore’s retreat from Corunna, Castlereagh’s assessments, and university Hebrew premiums with student winners. Spitfire privateer incident near Antigua reports Kent’s chief mate killed and 15 Spitfire crew dead.
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Dublin
Admiralty
Jas; Warren
Srenrraar
Admiralty Office
Mr Lown
Cork
W. W. Pole
House of Commons
Spain
Portugal
Lord Castlereagh
John Moore
Blake
Romana
Corunna
Armagh
All Ireland
Hamilton Terts
Jones
Bridge
Collis
Mecredy
Kennedy
Berwick
Jenkin
Duke of Kent
Antigua
Guadaloupe
British and Portuguese Troops Reinforce Lisbon Harbor
Six transports arrive with a convoy from Lisbon on February 22 under Nymph’s escort. Detachments from Sir John Moore’s army join at Tagus and Belam Castle, with artillery and infantry present. Trials at Waterford reveal unrest and harsh sentences while officials urge peace and restraint.
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Conk
Mancy
Lisbon
His
Nymph
Percy
Sir John Moore
Tagus
Banbury and Copson
Belam Castle
Light Dragoons
Buffs
Manet
Cove
Portsmouth
Druid
Bolton
France
Martinique
Madeira
Warenroan
Clonmel
Patt Tobin
William Whelan
R. Andrews
Dromana
James Kirby
Thos. Healy
Thomas Quin
Michael Quin
Thomas Kirwan
James Magrath
Thomas Coffee
Jas. Magrath
Charitable Fund-Flows for Widow and Her Three Children
A hospital report notes three boys born in the Lying-in Hospital and the total contributions of 62 15s 744 including a guinea from Lady Rossmore. The Master of the Hospital plans to place fifty pounds at interest to sustain annual support for the children as they grow, funded by multiple donors to preserve the principal. Two children are placed with experienced nurses under visiting ladies. the third remains with its mother who plans to work once recovered.
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Denis Walsh
Walter Walsh
Meany
Peter Healy
Robert Thompson
Coolnamuck
Joh Downey
Darby Lawler
John Brien
Mary M‘colburn
Mary Pike
Michael Burke
John Walsh
Thomas M.allister
David Leary
Edm
Butler
David Dunphy
Waterford
Tuth
Moore
O'Driscoll
Vienna and Paris Dispatches on War Measures and Alliances
Reports from Vienna Prague and Paris detail Hungary approving 1 600 900 florins to fund a levy and wartime mobilization. Paris Bayonne notes exchanges about Saragossa prisoners with humane treatment. European conflict prospects rise with mentions of Napoleon Louis as Grand Duke and Tuscany leadership changes.
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Tgerpet
Vienna
Fes
Hungary
Prague
Paris
Bayonne
Saragossa
Palafor
Europe
France
Austria
Leipsic
Germany
Weissenfur
Tuscany
Eliza
Lucca
Piombino
Felix of
Holland
Napoleon Louis
Berg and
Cleves
Constantinople
England
French Agents Chosen for Yassi Congress Amid Turmoil
From Belgrade dispatches report the selection of French agents to attend the Yassi Congress, with instructions to discuss only if Serbian Independence is recognized by Turkish Agents. News arrives of England Turkey peace debates and Ottoman ministers divided over the accord. The story notes English influence and Austro-Interuncies backing the British line. In Rambouillet, the Emperor plans a short hunting visit.
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Fes
Yassi
Russia
Servia
Agens
England
Turkey
Belerad
Senate
Constantinople
Ottoman Empire
Spain
France
Theo
Scutari
Janina
Bosnia
Pans
Mancu
Rambouillet
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