Disputed US Consulrow At St Johns Amid Ship Tensions
Reports from Porto Rico note friction between Governor General and US Consul Bradford over preventing two cuincamen bearing the American flag from sailing though they were believed to be Spanish property. Indignation followed and a passport threat loomed if matters remained unresolved. US ships Macedonia and Levant were expected at St Johns from St Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Schr
Araly
Green
St. Johns
P.it
Journal of Commerce
U. States
United States
Macedonia
Levant
St. Thomas
Turbulent engagements across Spain and India reported
The Gazette notes a February 18 Cortez meeting in Madrid while Catalonia saw fighting between Calvo's division and Brujo’s forces. Brujo’s withdrawal left 43 dead, Cristinos 6 dead and about 30 wounded. In India the British stormed Khelat on November 13 killing Mehrab Kliga and capturing hundreds of prisoners, with sirdars also killed or taken.
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Spain
Cortez
Madrid
Catalonia
Calbo
Brujo
Cristinos
India
Khelat
Mehrab Kliga
Strange Court Tale From Teondon Gazette
From the Teondon Court Grazette a strange court story about Queen Caroline's protege and the feared Book. Public whispers described parts and descriptions of Me Galobeers issued by an important figure, with court matters the subject of conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teondon Court
Caroline
Ani
Clemer
Prin of
Wales
Print of Delicate Investigation Copy Traced to Royal Controversy
A called Delicate Investigation leads to prints of a secret book, with copies fetching high sums before publication. The narrative centers on William Austin claimed as the Princess of Wales's son, contested by royal executors and public exposure of evidence from the dying Queen. The piece questions royal paternity and the handling of the case, noting Lushington’s statements and family pressure to reveal truth.
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Canning
Princess of Wales
Billy” Austin
Tongland
Italy
England
Eubér
Lushington
Mingland
Court of Chancery
William Austin
Mely
Billy Austin
George the
Austin
Public notices and overseas political snippets from 1838 era
The page runs through diverse items including royal finances under George IV, Castlereagh's stance on Queen Caroline’s income, Dover mob action against abolition lecturer Mr Neal, and Mississippi Senate actions on specie payments. It also covers British monetary policy, naval expenses, treasury deficits, and Constantinople dispatches signaling possible great power coercion.
Quadruple Alliance Aims to Protect Ottoman Empire
London dispatch notes a quadruple alliance of Russia England Austria and Prussia to guarantee Ottoman integrity. Mehemet Ali opposes the move and orders levy en masse as tensions rise. A salt crisis sparks a Liverpool hoard as fears of duty boosts prices.
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London
China
America
Canton
NDON
Constantinople
Loust
England
Russia
Mehemet Ali
Austria
Prussia
Ottoman Empire
Porte
Alexandria
Mehemet
Ali
Saul
Liverpool
Upper
Dawson Street
Liverpool Mail
Cotton Receipts Light with No Price Change
Remarks note that cotton receipts remain light and there is no change to prices. The brief indicates weaker demand and steady market tone without price movement.
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Centra America
New York Gazette
Guatemala
Morazan
St. Salvador
Moraran
Stephens
Catherwood
Palencian
Atlantic
Pacific
Sotrn Amimarca
Peru
Bolivia
Santa Cruz
Peruvian Congress
Duane Cave
Chteen
Bosch
George the Fourth
Whitbread
Lord Castlereagh
Dover
Del
Neal
Philadelphia
Camden
Ile
Senate of
Mississippi
House
Stutchee
Nash
Great Western
Bank of England
Wre Ee
WM. Dicks
James Corson
Wearene News
Georget
Mediterranean
Watson
Princess
Harris
Charleston
Bardin
Sainl Martin
Martin
Fanny Coit
Baker
R. E. Barinds
Georgetown
Conetri
Messels
Garcia
Donmall
Prince
Masonic Hall
Messrs
Bank O
Banking Efouse
D. L. McKay
Benjamin King
A. W. Dozier
Pee Dee
Waccamaw
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