Aged Atlantic Row Over Cygnet Incident and Slavery Claims
Debates flare over a British brig Cygnet stopping a French vessel amid accusations from Captain Brice of the Aigle. French and Moniteur Algerien reports detail naval actions, slave trade concerns at Whyda, and a protest response by Lieut Wilson of the Cygnet. Additional notes cover Spanish and Portuguese actions against smugglers, and a broader view of French customs returns and political questions in Spain and the Americas.
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Cygnet
Fred
Balt
Brice
Aiglé
Gallinas
Gambia
Whyda
Cape Formosa
Lieut. Wilson
Moniteur Algerien
Moniteur
France
Spain
Madrid
Murcia
la Rosa
Jumilla
Alicante
Isabel I
Palace of
Buena Vista
The
Toledo
Rodil
Zurbano
M. Lefevre
Gerona
Portugal Finance Prospects Boosted by Loan Offers
The Lisbon newspaper reports the Portuguese government has loan offers to cover treasury deficiencies ahead of taxes. Next year officials expect clearer revenue estimates and plan permanent measures to balance the state finances.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Afghans fall as Pollock reaches Cabul
An extract reports General Pollock's arrival in Cabul and Afghan capitulation. Nearby updates from the Dee voyage detail cargo, passengers, and ports in the West Indies and Mexico, including trade, labor shortages, and local governance. Additional notes mention peace talks in Pune, upcoming elections, and British naval movements in Vera Cruz and Callao with fever and quarantine concerns aboard.
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Fatmouth
Royal Steam-packet Company
Dee
Emsley
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Jamaica
Havanna
Nassau
Bermuda
Fayal
Corunna
West
Martin
Atkinson
Lima
Aggie
Gillman
Demerara
Foster
Barbadoes
Miss Reece
Reece
Grenada
Richardson
Gilbert
Roepel
St. Vincent
Porter
Martinique
Bourgie
St. Thomas
Jewesson
Beresford
51Th Regiment
Watson
Styx
Lord Elgin
Lady Elgin
House of Assembly
Electra
Carthagena
Tama
Lafuente
Baliviana
Bolivia
Pune
Callao
Liverpool
Mexico
Vera Crus
Campeachy
City of Dublin
Rover
Victor
Hoxprnss
Nicaragua
Great Britain
Exchange
London
Falmouth
Stamburg
Gulf
Halifax
Fayah
The Metropolis St Martins Church Steeple Repairs
Renovation of St Martin's church steeple to be completed next week with about fourteen feet remaining. Electric damage caused major stone loss. a conductor will be installed to divert current away from the church. Clock faces, ball, and vane to be gilt. scaffold work interrupted by high winds.
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St. Martin’s
St. Martin’s Church
Recorder of London
Southwark
Globe Inn
Jones
Montague-close
Alderman Humphery
Kent-street
Queen's Head
Corporation OF
Lonpox
Court of Common Council
Grace Darling in Alnwick Amid Rumors of Death
A correspondent reports Grace Darling now resides with her father in Alnwick Northumberland near the wreck scene. Despite claims she has died, locals say she is alive though not in good health. The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland have aided her, and she seeks guidance from the duke on various matters.
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Russia
Berlin
Hamburgh
Ingermannland
Ingermainland
T. M. Terschin
Archangel
Cronstadt
North Cape
Sigholt
Christiansand
Mandah
Mendahl
Mandahl
Lister Light
Fahlersund
Egersund
Vienna
Serin
Michael
Czerny Georges
Servia
Lubizea
Prince Milosch
Constantinople
Alexander Georgewolset Czerny
Czerny George
Milosch
Frank Towns
Zara
Dobrinja
Jefrem Obrenowitsch
Chekib Effendi
Kiamil
Pacha
Belgrade
Prince Michael
Obrenowitach
Alnwicke
Grace Damino
Grace Darling
Alnwick
Northumberland
Duchess of Northumberland
Mr. Darling
Forfar
Doran in Liverpool court after great fire wrecks
The Liverpool court sits through a lengthy session as Patrick Doran faces charges and is admitted to bail. A massive fire devastates five acres of warehouses, with uncertain human loss and claims of large uninsured damage.
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Liverpool
Fize
Patrick Doran
Rushton
Adam Hedson
Scotland
Spithead
Akvovan
Royal George
Drake
Jones
Cameron
Havin
Haslar Hospital
Liddel
Hutchinson
George Hall
Whitstable
Stockton-On-Thehs
Billingham
Gibson
Ireland. A castle answer on vacancies delays De Grey return
From Dusurx dated Oct 2 a correspondent notes the Irish vacancies linger awaiting Lord De Grey’s return. Meath bishopric and several key offices remain unfilled as political backers press for a final arrangement once he arrives. Protestants hold a meeting at Fishamble Street theater to critique education policy and dispute funding. Sir Michael O’Loghlen funeral plans begin with a Dublin landing and Clare burial.
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Thomas Wood
Humphery
Sir William Heygate
Thomas Johneon
Hooper
Lainson
Alderman Brown
Peter Laurie
Furebrother
Wilson
Mugnay
Copeland
Kelly
Chapman Marshall
Farncombe
Gibbs
George Carroll
Sergeant Stephens
Kenyon Parker
Wray
Shepherd
Charles Phillips
David Pollock
Horace Twins
Henry Revell Reynolds
Court of Review
Sir John Cross
London Commissioners
Country
Ladenhall
London Brigade
England
Hulse
Ile Or Thanet
Isle l of Thanet
Ramsgate
London-bridge
Margate
Duchess of Kent
Reculvers
Royal Adelaide
Isle of Thanet
Isle of Sheppy
Gravesend
Thanet
Jones
Chitty
R.A
D. Symes
Fsq
Symes
R.N
Pitts
Vanburgh Field
Blackheath
Vale
Mr. C
Istol
Mr. Yates
Grace Darling
Adelphi Theatre
Yates
Adelphi
Lyon
Birdinghad
Tripoli
Birmingham
Josiah Allport
Beech’s Railway Hotel
Liverpool
J. Allport
Syria
Mount Lebanon
Beyrout
Joseph Bayiee
Birkenhead
D.V
Canterbury
London
Levant
Bristol
Brighton
Taylor and Lloyds’ Bank
J. Alport
Lev
J. A. Oldham
R. G. Reeves
E Kempson
H. H. Cracklow
Dudley
Wolverhampton
Inspector Hall
Miracoovus
John Martin
St. Nicholas’ Church
Martin
Chesterfield-street
Devonshire-place
Carmarthen
Peel
Elchman
Devizes
Steaxae
Stevens
Colonel Evans
Spain
Doncaster
Fortune-Te,inc
Etches
Doncaster Olice
Holmfirth
Huddersfield
Aubil
Bank of England
Yorkshire Clothier
Stampole
Gell
East Sussex
Samuel Hillman
Ouse Lower
Cooter
Ouse Navigation Company
Dusurx
Lord de Grey
Meath
Rolls
Galway
Ireland
Saunders
Protestant Operative Association
Fishamble-street Theatre
Tresham Gregg
Boyne Water
Whately
Dublin
Board of Education
Orator
Tory Journal
Tresham Greg
Pasley
Whitty
Gregg
Mr. Gregg
Mr. Pasley
Irwin
Holbrook
Sr Michael O'Lochlen
Michael O'Loghlen
Micael
Clare
Blackwall Railway Losses This Week Reported
Blackwall Railway figures show substantial weekly losses with reduced traffic and financial strain. Company officials caution that tentative measures are under review to restore earnings and stabilize operations amid ongoing market challenges.
A Glimpse of Savage Life From a Debt Prison Romance
The fragmentary piece presents Richard Savage, a debt prisoner under Mr. Dagge’s custody, with letters from Mr Pope and Sondes recounted. It depicts Savage’s bohemian yet devout nature, his clashes with friends, and a poignant illness sparked by ingratitude and confinement. The narrative notes his final hours, humility, and vow to seek redemption.
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Richald Savage
Charley Whitehead
London
Richard Bentley
Bentley
Scellany
Savage
Thomas Dagger
Samue Johns
Loy Cars
Edward Cave
Joan
K Savage
Bristol
Sand
Prince
Sondes
Nash
Bath
Mr. Sondes
Pope
Mr. Price
Rascal
Mr. Pope
Henley
Mr. Savage
Edoor
Savagevening
Mr. Dagge
Lord Tyrconnel
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Hamilton
Charles Bagot
Montreal
Texas
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Buenos Ayres
Martin Garcia
Uruguay
Punta Gorda
Admiral Brown
Andrew Thorndike
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Packet
James Gregory Dunlevy
Oregon Territory
India
Malta
Affghanistan
Bagdad
Pollock
Cabul
Colonies
the Metropolis
Victoria
Will
City of London
Holborn-bridge
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