Farewell to Samarang Ode in a Sailor’s Farewell Poem
A fragmentary ode laments departure from Samarang. The verses praise the city’s gaiety and courtesies, mention English soldiers, Bacchus, and dancing damsels in Cabayas. The author bids farewell to the archipelago’s lively scene and its pleasures.
Saldanha Sinks After Gallant Shipboard Effort
In a fierce gale the Master urged Captain Wayne to set more sail to save the ship. Top-sail set with divine aid kept the crew alive as the ship weathered breakers near Lough Swilly. Commodore and a marine perished on shore. Captain Pakenham among the lost.
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Colonial empire and war echoed in Liverpool articles
The Liverpool Mercury discusses Batavia and the empire posture, praising British gains and criticizing Pitt and Fox on colonial policy. It notes Spain Portugal and Wellington in Spain, defends American views on defense, and critiques a Liverpool Courier piece as biased while detailing Caribbean conspiracies and a Venezuelan envoy to the United States.
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