Printed and Published Every Thursday
George Sweeney notes the publication schedule stating it is printed and published each Thursday.
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George Sweney
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Newspaper
The Watchman
Location
Danville, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1822
Page
1
Warteuman subscription terms and emigration excerpt
The Warteuman will be published weekly at two dollars per year with two installments. No subscriber loses papers for arrears until paid. An excerpt from William Cobbett discusses emigration to America, praising republican opportunity, industry, and the limits of aristocratic privilege, contrasting American freedom with European monarchies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cobbett
America
Hector
Republic
United States
Naples
Republican government rewards industry and virtue
The text argues that republican government uniquely rewards industry and virtue, unlike monarchies where noble estates are protected by primogeniture and property remains unalienable, preventing the poor laboring man from receiving recompense.
Barbarous Turkish Atrocities and looming European War
The April Scio massacre reports describe brutal acts against Christians, with Turks and the divan blamed for delaying imperial action. Russian moves toward war are discussed as Tatishen arrives in May and Alexander may join the army, with redeployments toward Minsk Riga and Danube operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scio
Alexander
Ottoman Empire
Sondot
St. Petersburg
Tatishen
Minsk
Riga
Asia
Divan
Ali Pacha
Ihe
Danube
Widden
Wallachia
Grand Vizier
Sophia
Rudschuck
Schuinta
Brailow
Couaschid Pacha
Hisewise
Foreign News From July 11 London Papers on Greece and Turkey
The Turkish divan remains firm over Moldavia and Wallachia resisting Russian pressure and Greek rebellion. In Greece, authorities in districts show firmness while Greeks strive for liberty amid dangers. The report notes Greece’s appeal to freemen and praises the country as refined, pure, with serene air along the coasts, and compares it to Switzerland and Italy.
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M. ¥. Commercial Advertiser
James Cropper
London
Turkey
Russia
Moldavia
Wallachia
Greece
Switzerland
Italy
Béres
Renewed Spain unrest and royal movements in 19th century reports
Madrid reports note servile factionists trying to stir revolt in districts but failing. Ferdinand travels with forest keepers for safety, while London denies a possible continental voyage. Royal introductions include Danish prince and princess to George IV. Discussions cover Duke of Saxe Gotha Altenburg death, Cork lord Kinsale, and Baring kidnapping tale amid rising ambassadorial expense figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Ferdinand
Aranjuez
Almanza
Great Britain
Elizabeth
Landgrave
Hesse Hombourg
London
Plymouth
Vir
Canning
India
Nawab Meer Shiv Rhuan
Delhi
Johan Bull
Denmark
George IV
Christian
Augustus
Saxe-Gotha
Altenburg
Prince Frederick
Kinsale
Cork
de Courcy
Tor
Baring
Naples
Rome
House of Commons
Madrid Decrees Target Royal Carbineers Amid Political Turmoil
The cortes and king sanction a hymn for Riego and bar April 13 celebrations at court. A committee seeks to trial Madrid’s political chief, amid ministry backing. The army applauds a pay-cut offer as loyalty and civic virtue. The royal carbineers are to be disbanded and merged with other cavalry regiments starting July 1.
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Cortes
Madrid
National Congress
Mioniser
Hedeuty Augustin Arguelles
Freyre
Isle of Levnig
Ireland Suffering Peasantry Report From Sligo Inquiry
From the London Courier in May, reports show melancholy proof of peasant misery in Ireland. In Sligo a committee of gentlemen surveyed the poor homes of the wretched populace.
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Ireland
London Courier
Sligo
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