Voyage to the Congo ships and the slave trade debate
The narrative describes a Spanish illicit slave venture sighted by a British vessel, its armed crew preparing to seize Africans, and the interaction with local leaders including Embomma and Mafooka figures. It contrasts Christian and Pagan beliefs aboard with Portuguese and French influences, noting relics, missionary pretensions, and moral contrasts among Africans at Shark Point and Malemba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Moyes
Chreuins
Shark Point
Mafouka
Market Point
Tenborima
Mafovka
Embumma
Reed
Fuckey
Embomma
Mafooka
Antonio
Rome
Tuckey
Sonio
Russia and Turkey in the Moldavian and Crimean Shadow
In this historical reflection, Russia aims to extend its line toward Illyria and the Danube frontier, pressing Turkey as Austria resists Moldavia and Wallachia. A tapestry of diplomacy, invasion, and shifting frontiers unfolds, noting peace moves, gains in Bessarabia, and the weakening of Turkey’s defenses as Russia consolidates power from the Caucasus to Anapa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Serebh
Austria
Moldavia
Wallachia
Illyria
Danube
Banat
Transylvania
Hungary
Constantinople
Napoleon
Andreassy
Dniester
Bessarabia
Mollavia
Saxony
Turkey
Alexander
Aho
Poland
Crimea
Anapa
Caucasus
Bathus
Armenia
Georgia
Russia and its expanding reach in Asia Minor and the Levant
The article argues Russia commands invulnerable frontier positions from the Bosphorus to Asia Minor, ready to strike toward Trebizond, the Euphrates, and Syria. It notes rapid transport routes, potential invasion of the Turkish relay lines, and historic parallels with Napoleon, warning that Persia is currently prostrate to Russia after a recent English-mediated treaty.
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Ton
Asia
Trebisond
Euphrates
Argroum
Sinope
Scutari
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Alexandretta
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Aleppo
Red Sea
Europe
Bosphorus
Acre
Ottoman Empire
Danube
Armenia
Black Sea
Russia
Byzantian
Persia
England
Assassination of M Fualdes Explains Motive at Trial
Paris reports a sensational assize court case over the murder of M Fualdes linked to Jausion and Bastide. Evidence centers on a 150,000 franc bond, with Jausion allegedly killing to prevent credit harm and seize Fualdes's fortune. Witnesses testifying include Bastide’s sister in law and others, while defense alibis are challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Aveyron
Rhodes
M. Fualdes
Jansson
Bastide
Madame Manson
France
M. Segueret
Flars
Madame Galher
Bustide
Adame Manson
M. Fuaides
Jausson
M. Fuales
Jausion
M. Fualdus
Controversial Rhodes Rumor Ties Bastide to Fualdes Case
Reports from Rhodes claim Bastide and Jansson members conspired with M. Fualdes debt of 30 000 francs. Judgments from Aveyron purportedly condemn Bastide Jansson Bach Colard Messonier and Matame Bancal to death with other women receiving varying punishments Madame Manson allegedly made disclosures about the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastide
M. Fualdes
Rhodes
Aveyron
Jansson
Bach
Colard
Messonier
Matame Bancal
Madame Manson
Market Report on Grain and Flour Prices
Stale prices show Tolbe withut Gdhing parchaers at 639 tn 49 per boll and American Flour not sold this week. Offerings ranged from 1 to 55 per boll for western varieties. Bakeries report ample Potato supplies at Defo lod per perk of 4dtba.
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Tolbe
Harvest Market Prices Rise and Fall Across Regions
Market notices from Belfast and Glasgow report varied commodity shifts. Wheat and oats move with harvest prospects, while butter and pork prices rise due to limited supplies. Coffee, sugar, and textiles show price adjustments amid improving trade and expectations of new crop arrivals.
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Ireland
Lymeaica
Belfast
Montreal
New York
Baril
Alicante
Bat
Salta al
Teneriffe
Sicily
Riga
Holland
London
Dublin
England
America
Philadelphia
Prvate
Drs
Abstract of Dublin corn and flour prices week ending 1817
Abstract of the returns of quantities and prices of corn grain meal and flour sold in Dublin and adjoining Liberties for the week ending September 0 1817. It lists barred quantities for wheat rye peas and beans with stone measures and barrel equivalents for flour and oatmeal, noting barley and oats conversions.
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Dublin
Bevese
G. Pease
Youghall
Waterlord
Dundalk
Belfast
M. P
Ali
A. Labie
Dada Bar
Mearnding
Aevang
Uculln Printed at Proprietors Office in Parl ientedtrert
An 19th century notice states UCULIN is printed for the proprietors at their office where Gapeas and Lovia ris caren toys are received. The fragment indicates a printed item distribution point and product reception at a specific address.
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Parlientedtrert
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