Prince Regent Era Praised In Austrian Observer Account
The Austrian Observer lauds the July 30 parliamentary scene and the Prince Regent's reign, praising Canning's envoy appointment and Wellesley and Wellington roles. It credits the ministry's rise, England's wartime leadership, and the Regency as a defining epoch in British history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Great Britain
Canning
Porcypal
Levinson Gower
Huskisson
Duke of Wellington
Paris
Henry Wellesley
Madrid
Wellesley Pole
Jace
Ireland
Adeministraion
Perceval
England
Ppat
Lord
Marquis of
Wellesley
Napoleon
Amelia
United States
Munsky
Cat
Aida Uweily
Ius
Legland
Germany
Europe
British Empire
Grenville
Grey
Lansdowne
Ponsonby
Mackintosh
Vesel
Pitt
Nelson
Wellington
Prince of Wales
Lord Liverpool
Castlereaph
General Orders urge militia brigades to drill and parade
From the American Papers New York General Orders Aug 27 urge gatters to organize brigades for active service. Officers to be respected on arrival, meetings three times weekly, fines and designated drills for non coms and privates, and disciplined instruction by trusted instructors. Commander urges citizens to equip muskets and attend formations with volunteers reporting to General Seveus for assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF New York
Leas
Avila
C. Ae
New York
Geneal Seveus
Chi
Hye Andleta
Description of Washington City in the Potomac region
The passage details Washington at the junction of the Potomac and Anacostia rivers in Columbia territory. It describes grand avenues, broad streets, and 1150 rectangular squares with brick or stone buildings. It notes Capitol and Senate House on elevated ground, two large pleasure parks, state-named avenues, and an equestrian statue of Washington. It mentions safe harbor on the eastern branch, post road location, quarry-fueled rapid development, and nearby coal mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Porlowmac
Virginia
Maryland
United States
Capitol
Senate House
President's House
James Madison
Washington
America
Great Post Road
Yuioo
Atlante
Ohio
Congress
Potowmac
Tiber
New York 1814 orders call militia to arms and shore defense
The Commander in Chief orders militia from Richland Westchemer King’s Queen’s Richmond and Suffolk counties to hold their corps in readiness. Inhabitants urged to surrender usable weapons for public defense at the state arsenal. A sea fencibles battalion will be organized to defend New York City and harbor, captains mates and mariners invited to form units immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
Westchemer
King’s
Queen’s
Richmond
Suffok
Anthony Lamb
New York
New-York
Congress
Proclamation Revokes Prohibition on Import under 45th Year Act
In Dublin on a November day the Lord Lieutenant and Council revoke the February proclamation allowing vessels from allied or friendly countries to import goods listed in the 45th Year Act. Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs are instructed to issue necessary orders. The document names several officials present at the Council Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Whitworth
Couveil
Dublin
Ists
Wagner
C. Pyrawly Norbury
G.dlewer
Flaimlton Jol
Council OF
Ueland
Hig Majesty's Privy Council
Moraths
Privy Council of
Great Britain
His Majesty's Board of Ordnance
His Majesty's Navy
Admiralty
St.Britain
America
West Indies
Newfoundland
Africa
St. Helena
East Indies
Britain
His Majesty's Customs
South America
Muskerry
Castlecoote
Frankfort
John Staples G
Hewett
H. King
Laurin
God Save the King
Proclamation Renewing Shipping Restrictions on Naval Stores
The proclamation renews prohibitions on exporting naval stores from Ireland for twelve months from the date, detailing allowed exports with bonds, muster of destinations, and limited exemptions for certain items to British colonies under oath. It lists ships, ports, and enforcement terms, with exceptions for royal ships and licensed voyages. Notable names include Muskerry Castlecoote Frankfort and officials Staples Hewett King Laurin.
Proclamation Warns Catholics on Unlawful Assembly
The Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council declare an assembly of Roman Catholics in Ireland unlawful under Irish law and warn members to abstain. The proclamation, dated June 3, cites an act to prevent unlawful assemblies and threatens action against those who continue to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Ofreland
Whitworth
Catholic Board
United Kingdom
Roman Catholica of
Ireland
Berg
Uhreward
Ghanber
Dublin
Lala
Manners
Charles Cashel
Drogheda
Weacmeath
Mayo
Kroe
Charles Kildare
Castie-Coore
Freukfor
Withun MiMiahon
G Hewett
OG. Kara
Juan Ormsby Vawter
Sanria
B. Piaunat
Kin
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