England Ruined by Poor Ministerial Policy and Continental Ambition
The speech laments England’s distress as permanent under Castlereagh and Castlereagh argues for peace and limited continental aims. It criticizes ministers for commerce-extending failures, warns that Britain cannot become a continental power, and condemns recent politics, urging general peace to relieve the rock surrounding the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Wellesley
Lord Castlereagh
England
Europe
Portugal
Brazils
France
Bureaudes Affaires
Etrangeres
Francis I
Pavia
Gens D'Armerie
Andre
Boneparte
Iis
Lowe
Warden
Lord Bathurst
Lord Sidmouth
Lord Liverpool
Publication of Sir Robert Wilson on Poland and Russia
Sir Robert Wilson discusses Poland's status and external pressures from Prussia and Austria, arguing misgivings about future independence. He analyzes Russia's growing power, outlining frontier gains and strategic reach, with historical notes on 1800 Russian advances toward the Baltic coast and Finland.
Russia’s Frontier Ambitions and the Baltic Strategy
The article outlines Russia’s proposed European frontier from Memel to the Black Sea, detailing routes via the Niemen, Vistula, and Dniester, and advancing to the Gulf of Bothnia. It notes Sweden’s weakened position, Prussia’s vulnerable north, and Russia’s potential cavalry strength, ending with Transylvania and Moldavia under Austrian oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Prusea
Memet
Neimen
Tilia
Kova
Grodno
Bugg
Drogutchin
Breathtov
Wlodowa
Austrian Galicia
Dniester
Hotin
Black Sea
Asia
Crimea
Agia
Azov
Ithen
Paxaing
Georgiesk
Caucasus
Terek
Norway
Yooniles
Toren
Gulf of Bothnia
Finland
Sweden
Galla
Bothnia
Gulf of Batnigy
Aland
Livonia
Abo
Sweabor
Alane
Stockholm
Niemen
Stat Gue
Memel
Niemen River
East Prussia
Vistula
Thorn
Fron
Danizlc
Berlin
Kalish
Dres
Den
Oder
Cracow
Vienna
Daigster
Prath
Poland
Duchy of
Posen
Prussia
Europe
Brandenburg
Dantak
Graudentz
Colberg
Germany
Pruth
Carpathian Mountains
Danube
Austria
Transylvania
Constantinople
Moldavia
Wallachia
Madame de Stael and Her Unpublished Writings
Notice on Madame de Staels unpublished manuscript plans titled Considerations on the Principal Events of the French Revolution. It outlines volumes from Necker to Waterloo, notes on her English parallels, and dedication of volume three to England. It discusses editors, anticipated complete edition, and a life account to follow, with warnings about sensational misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame de Sisci
M. Necker
Hauil
France
Europe
England
The Duke de San Carlos Arrives in Britain Diplomacy Sparks
Paris September 14 report on the arrival of Duke de San Carlos ambassador of Spain at the court of St James. the piece notes possible negotiations for a treaty with Britain to secure naval aid and funds, tying to colonial subjection plans and referencing historical figures and past treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke DE San Carlos
Paris
St. Jama
Britain
Count de Gontemar
Walter Raleigh
Ferdisiand
Repent
Lima
Caravajal
Francisco Caravajal
Peru
Gonzalo Pizarro
Gonzalo
Charles Fifth
Pizarro
Pedro de Gasca
South America
Chili
Ferdinamd
Galle
Valancay
Bonaparte
England
Lord Wellington
Ferdinand
Madrid
Great Britain
Cortes
Spanish Court Turmoil Promotes Duke to French Ambassador
The narrative describes Spain’s political upheaval as Ferdinand returns to Madrid and the Cortes dissolve. The Duke, once rivaled by factions, becomes ambassador to Vienna and then to London. He is married to a noble Catalan family, with four children, promising a notable embassy in the capital. A following note mentions the Count de la Union, killed early in the French Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ferdinand
Madrid
Don Pedro Ergalios
Spain
Vienna
St James
Counta
Santa Coloma
Catalonia
Count de la Union
Steam propulsion on the Avon by Mr Brough in 1912
An early British proposal explores steam powered boats on the Avon between Bath and Bristol. Engineer Mr Brough outlines a paddle system with vertically mounted paddles inside a stern partition and a horizontal engine, aiming to avoid side wheels and improve efficiency over American wheel designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brough
Bath
Bristol
Avon
Lord Stanhope
America
Avon Liver Navigation
Iia Jonson Journal
Palaise
Mc Brough
Keathy
Treacheroga Road
Lim
Harvest weather boosts hopes of an abundant Irish harvest
Reports from various markets note unusually favorable weather aiding crops. Irish markets show strong wheat, oats, and barley supplies with steady prices, while corn and meat trades reflect a buoyant late harvest period across Connaught and surrounding counties. Local farmers express relief and gratitude for providential conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpest
Ireland
Trater
Bareley
Ennis
Stet
Otland
Eniwarros
Sarr
Wevisaday
Offaia
Doblin Adverts Subscriptions and Rates Listed
Printed for the Proprietors at their Office in Parliament Street rooks adventures and amendments received Subscriptions to be paid in advance in Town for twelve months two dollars six months four months two five years in the Country twelve months nine pounds half-year four months five in the country three months 17a td
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doblin
Parliament Street
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Sir Robert Wilson
Prassian
Aioe
North Sea
Remel
Drvai
Peter the Gieit
Madame DE Stael
Mo'son
the Day and New Times
Dublin
Bartle
M. P
Angie
Mhuralay
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