Poland's Diet Prepares for Peace and Strong Constitution
Warsaw reports the Foreign Affairs declaration in reply to M Bulgakov's Russian note. The assembly shows resolve to uphold the free constitution, arm districts for security, fund camp equipage, establish a Military Bank, and mobilize 40,000 colonists in new territories, all to sustain tranquillity and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Foreign Affairs
M. Bulgakov
Republic
Poland
Pols
Department of the National Treasury
Warsaw
Lithuania
Ciechanets
Reconciliation Hopes Amid Russian Actions and Lithuanian Tribunal
June 6 report notes lingering chances of Russia Republic reconciliation with the presence of the Russian Ambassador in residence. It mentions a May Manifesto and a Diet Tribunal in Lithuania pursuing crimes against the state and actions against the new constitution alongside subscription promoters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Republic
Petersburgh
Erhras
Lithuania
Diet
Royal news and travels reported from Lisbon to Ireland
A Lisbon mail arrives at the General Post Office aboard the King George. The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland travel with two children and seven servants to London from Falmouth. The Marquis and Marchioness of Axercorn plan Ireland departure. An annuity for Macxxiy and his wife is arranged. Bagshot grand Review set for within 14 days over three days. Labourers dig wells for soldiers. A Court Martial will try ten mutineers from Otaheite aboard the Gorgon. The King of Poranp’s speech praises patriotism and national courage as Poland vows to double taxes and resist invaders. Mr Montgomery, once second to Mr Errzely, is discharged on promise to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Post Office
Lisbon
George
Yetcombe
Duke and Duchess of Northumberland
Pillengers
Falmouth
London
Marquis
Marchioness of
Axercorn
Stanmore
Ireland
Rool
Macxxiy
Bagshot
Otaheite
Epwards
Gorgon
Portsmouth
Poranp
Poland
Montcomery
Errzely
Annual Cup Sailing by Cumberland Fleet Society
The Cup, given by Vauxhall Proprietors, will be sailed for by Cumberland Fleet Society gentlemen on the river with nine boats. Notable entrants include Nimrod capt. Dawson Mermaid Wilson Lubentia Farebrother Lartle Richmond Gibbon Ladies Delight Turnbull Fancy Allen Sa ly Langiston Polly Solur Bradley. Boats to be marked by St George pendant with numbered blue pots on the peak indicating rank order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vauxhall
CumberLand Fleet Society
Cumberland Society
Duke of Clarence
Y. Nimrod
Dawson
Mermaid
Ee Wilson
Lubentia
Farebrother
Lartle Richmond
Baron Hotham Circuit Arrives at Norfolk and Nearby Cities
The Norfolk circuit lists Baron Hotham appearances across Buckinghamshire Bedfordshire Huntingdonshire Cambridgeshire Norfolk and Suffolk from July 16 to July 30 with events at Buckingham, Bedford, Huntingdon, Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds, Norwich Castle and the Norwich Guildhall. The schedule shows locations and dates for July travel and public address in multiple towns.
Armed mob at St James and a perilous mail coach tragedy
Tidings describe an armed mob planned to wait on the King at St James's, provoking penalty for authorities and Parliament. A Penrith mail coach accident near Manchester ends with Mr Snedorff fatally injured when a leader horse spooked and turned, guard and outside passenger escaping unscathed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Penrith
Snedorff
Sweepstakes of zogs and dogs for young horses
Sporting Intelligence from Monday June 18 notes a sweepstake of zogs for four year olds over four miles with five subscribers paying forfeits to Mr. Hutchinson's Young Traveller. It also lists a sweepstakes of dogs for three year olds, colts and fillies, two miles, with five subscribers, detailing entrants and sires such as Drone Yo and Adonis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dodworth
Drone
P. Dealtry
King Fergus
Col. Radcliffe
Snowdrop
Mr. Baird
Boudrow
le Sang
His Majesty
Marwick
Richardson
Palmfower
Cradack
Ruler
Lord A. Hamilton
Hamilton
H Spanker
Marsh
Jolliff
Ch Marton
Foxhunter
Maiden Plate and Member's Plate Race Details
On Tuesday June 19 the Maiden Plate of gol run over four miles features Ld Carysfort's bay horse Snip and Mr. Sim's ch. m. Little Pickle as contenders. The Member's Plate of sol lists Ld Sackville's horses Ascus and Sir C Turner's Weathercock, both five or six years old, in the entry with Weathercock favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fitzwilliam
Carysfort
B. H. Snip
Diomed
Sim
Ch. m. Little Pickle
Sackville
Br H. Ascus
Sir C. Turner
B. H. Weathercock
Maiden Plate of Sol Held At Bridgenorth Gates
Four mile heats feature entries from Mr Blofs Captain Buff er and Mr Hurst Welchman among others. Bets, weights, and old horse lines mark a lively race day with Nobility Adalena Bergamotte and Harlot among the notable contenders in this pole of highflight thoroughbred competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Whitemoore
Blofs
Highflyer
Herrick
B. m. Adalena
Hurst
B. c. Welchman
Collins
B. m. Nobility
Tsaac
Woodpecker
Mr. Hurst
B. H. Bagho
Mark Anthony
Mr. T. PB. Leigh
B. m. Harlot
Ft. Lb
Mr. E. Dilly
B. H. Charlemont
Eclipse
Robbery at Sea Aboard Sally Yacht Near Blackwall
Sailors dressed intruders boarded the Sally Yacht between ten and eleven near Blackwall. They assaulted Mr Crump and the mate in the captain’s cabin, looted Crump’s belongings and watches, then fled. The crew and passengers slept through the attack until the intrusion and violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Margate
Ramsgate
Ancell
Blackwall
Mr. Crump
Crump
London
Houdton
Davies Street
Berkeley Square
Minchinhampton
Tetbury
Wotton
Ipravich
Mr. Morgan
Sparrow’s Nest
Bury
PORTSMOUTH JUNE 24 CRUISE AND ARRIVALS AT PORT
This morning failed his Majesty s ship Gorgon Captain Parker for the eastward to be paid off and the Orestes and Drake sloops of war on a cruise. Arrived his Majesty s ship Syren Captain Manley from Guernsey with a sea stock of wine for Sir Richard King s squadron. Also arrived the Mary Searle from Cherburgh. The vessel was yesterday taken off the Isle of Wight by the Ferrett revenue vessel under Mr Mottley Title-Surveyor for illegally importing several head of French cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorgon
Parker
Orestes
Drake
Syren
Manaley
Guernsey
Richard King
Mary
Searle
Cherburgh
Isle of Wight
Ferrett
Mr. Mottley
Royal College of Physicians admission and sea voyage notes
William Moore of Pembroke College Oxford gains Candidate status at the Royal College of Physicians with listed licentiates Richard Temple Sayer Walker Johannes Mulier. A ship Britannia from New York reports ice field encounters near latitude 45 north longitude 46.48 west on May 16, detailing nightly ice masses and weather conditions. Other ships, Amiable, Neptunus, Mentor, and Melville Castle, are noted with incidents of leaks, damage, or delays and destinations in Europe, the Southern Whale Fishery, and Bengal routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moore
Pembroke College
Oxford
Royal College of Physicians
Richard Temple
John’ Aikin
Sayer Walker
Johannes Mulier
Greenock
Britannia
New York
Long
N. W
Philadelphia
London
Delaware
Bengal
Europe
Mentor
Ramsay
Monteviedo
Busenos Ayres
Melville Castle
Dundas
Arrivals and departures at English ports, June 26 27
Listings of ships arriving or sailing from Dover, Liverpool, Southampton, Dublin, and other ports with captains and origins. Vessels include the Adventure Strannack from Petersburg, the Olive Branch Sinclair from Gibraltar, the King Gray Carl from Grenada, and the Industry Arno from Lisbon. June 27 entries note ships at Dover Cowes Liverpool and Bristol with captains and origins. in New York ships Baltic Merchant Robson from Pristol and New York Smith from London. Also mention Deal sailing outward and remaining ships Alfred and Greyhound for Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowestoffe
Strannack
Petersburg
Brighton
George Barclay
Collet
Philadelphia
Olive Brartch
Sinclair
Gibraltar
Liverpool
King Gray
Carl
Grenada
Hero
Upjohn
Lisbon
Dover
Industry
Arno
Southampton
Liberty
M‘carty
Baltimore
Dublin
Washington
Davis
Little
Joe
Bridge
Union
M'Cawley
Apollo
Stevens
Domi
Clay
John
Hogg
Honduras
Wright
Savannah
Bud
Clare
Coe
Bristol
Lively
Clack
Ohio
Kemp
New York
Robson
Pristol
Smith
London
Methedachdt
Debrick
Dantzig
Deal
Theatrical Reports at Theatre Haym Marxer
Yesterday evening featured The Surrender of Calais with Fire author and This Evening Summer Amusement with the Village Lawyer. Event listings note theatre programs and performances for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haym Marxer
Calais
Marriages in Kent Berkshire and Devon in One Week
On Saturday in Alington Kent Mr Wolfe of Bridge Street Westminster married Miss Porter daughter of the late Mr Porter of Aylesford. On Tuesday last George Morgan Esq of Sulhamstead Berkshire wed Miss Mabbott of Bull March Court near Reading. On Monday night Captain Richard Incledon of the Navy married Miss Jane Chichester second daughter of Charles Chichester of Hall near Barnstaple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alington
Kent
Wolfe
Bridge-street
Westminster
Porter, Albett
Porter
Aylesford
George Morgan
Sulhamstead
Berkshire
Mabbott
Bull-Marth-court
Reading
Bishop’s Tawton
Barnstaple
Richard Incledon
Navy
Jane Chichester
Charles Chichester
Hall
Died and Notices From Aberdeen and London Rail Time
Obscure death notices from Aberdeen and London record the passing of the Right Hon Lady Dowager Fortes and several clerical figures, with brief postings of addresses and titles. The fragment also lists bank stock prices and financial instruments alongside miscellaneous announcements and HMS related terms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norfolk
Lord Loughborough
France
St. James
House of Representatives
Paris
Carais
India
Consels
Amsterdam
Silesia
Scotland
Stirlinghire
Doctors Commons
Thomas Warsurton
Doctor Garnet
Henry Arthur Ferrowes
Henry Arthur Fellowgs
Newray Waxtop
Earl of Portsmouths
Sporting Intelligence
Newcastle
Peterborough
Sol
Clermont
C. Turner
Leicester
Atr. Sharman
Myr. Davis
Fadr
Pirawiliam
Bridgenorth
Aberdeen
Fortes
Vigolane
Edward Emily
St. Nicholas
East Harnham
Coombe
Harnham
Gillingham
Dorsetshire
West Lavington
Wiltsey
Charles Smith
Bos Te Sihien van Long
Trish Ditto Jl
Ditto
Rt Dublin
Waterford
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