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09 Mar 1809
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Newspaper
Morning Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 09, 1809
Page
1
Readable fragments show brief reference to names and numbers without clear event or outcome. The text lacks coherent details to identify persons, places, or actions and does not provide a complete news item.
Aides report on icy vessels and a wiss event in Viel Y Wiss. The article notes a series of unclear items with local names and places. Details are fragmentary but reference a coordination effort and a timetable.
Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable facts about a university or event. No clear entities, dates, or outcomes are present to summarize into a coherent news item.
The House of Lords adjourned after deferring the Divorce Bill amid discussion of adultery prevalence. Lord Auckland lamented rising cases. papers from Spain and Portugal were discussed with ministers to publish the rest next week. Public Papers from Lord Camden and Duke of Norfolk were noted and ordered to be printed.
The Adelphi presents the new comic pantomime Mother seeu wHITH AP or Hey up the Chimugy with Harlequin Mr Hu Colunbine Madame auiss and Clown Mr Kirby. The Bashaw of Adventures of Three Spaniards added with Sanderson music and Morris scenery. Doors at five thirty, pIt 2s. Repeats nightly with further entertainments listed.
Chea Constans writes from Edinburgh about opposing revolution. He recounts a recent journey with Mr. Coppett and reveals payments to the Political Registers for revolutionary subscriptions, noting the moral, social, and financial dangers of upheaval and the burden on various professions and estates.
London reports confirm a peace treaty finalized between Britain and the Sublime Porte with a likely triple alliance including Austria. Details remain scarce but the accord, dated January 5, aims to safeguard Turkish European territories and restore European stability after ministerial disputes. The Constantinople dispatch notes ambassadorial appointments and overseas missions to London. Seville Gazettes indicate Patriots gaining ground and French reinforcements halting near Catalonia, with Saragossa under renewed attack.
The Morning Post notes this evening's performance at Theatre Royal Haymarket features Independence or The Trustee with principal players Mr. Munden Mr. Kemble Mr. Emery and others. Prologue and Epilogue by Mr. Brunton and Mrs. H Juluiston. Also, Is He a Prince in the program.
Yesterday the King attended a private levee at the Queen's Palace with the Cabinet and dignitaries. Admiral Montague and General Dalrymple were presented to the King. A Plymouth report notes Spaniards refusing to admit English troops to Cadiz and hints at a conditional surrender of the French fleet. A Queen steamer arrived at Falmouth from Hayti after a 45 day voyage as Cape Francois action looms. News from Portugal and the Cadiz stations filled the mid afternoon dispatches.
A compact financial snippet lists prices and percentages for several securities including SI Bank stock at 5 per cent, Navy at 8 per cent, Irish bonds at 4 per cent, and redemptions at 3 per cent. Also shown are bond and stock quotations such as Omnium and King stocks with dividend rates, and references to lottery tickets and miscellaneous stock listings.
Mr Bankes moves to bring Francis Sharman to give evidence before the committee. The Vauxhall Bridge Bill read a second time. War Office correspondence on Brigadier General Breuen discussed. Mutiny Bill report read a third time. Bermuda rum duty bill first reading. Returns of the Army of Spain and Portugal presented. Call of the House debated and agreed to. Duke of York conduct inquiry read. Mr Ward defends motives and thanks ministers and Lord Folkstone. Exchange between Lt Col Knight and Brooke noted.
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