Fragmentary debate on statute law and royal authority
The text discusses Edward III law, Lord Hale, and asserts laws secure liberty and property. It mentions summoning lords, May Londonderry dispatches to Morlaix, and reports of failures in Dublin Cork and Limerick. Rumors from Paris claim Napoleon may marry Lucien’s daughter to Ferdinand VII and a report of Baron De Kolli’s execution at Quiberon Bay is cited.
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Lord Hale
London
Dickenson
Mackenzie
Morlaix
France
Napoleon
Lucien Bonaparte
Ferdinand VII
Spain
Charles IV
Marseilles
Pouce
Etruria
Baron DE Kolli
Plymouth
Tates
Quiberon Bay
Choice of death and a stone mill near Reading
An 1810 letter from Rio de Janeiro describes a royal betrothal to cement Spain and Portugal ties. A millstone bed in Allen township, discovered by Joseph Sigfried, yields superior stone. Spong and Christian of Reading secured a large supply for millstones, with over sixty pairs already sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sigfried
Allen Township
Messrs
Spong & Christian
Reading
Northampton
War flow and maritime duties in early European conflict news
The Hornet will depart New York for France and England between the 4th and month end, with its commander to handle mercantile letters to Europe. A toast at Sag Harbor praised merchants obeying their government's orders. Reported matrimonial treaty talks involve Archduke John of Austria and Mademoiselle Bonaparte amid crown offers. Haydn dies in Germany. his parrot performed Dutch airs after sale of his effects. Sir Francis Burdett’s movements near the Tower are noted amid gunstocks incident.
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Weate
N. York
France
England
Europe
National Intelligencer
Sag-Harbor
Spooner
John of Austria
Mademoiselle Bonaparte
Lucien
Germany
Haydin
Low
Francis Burdett
Orly Gasetie
Las
John R. Fairlamb
Jare John Hammil Fog
Reynolds Street
Royal Wedding Shown In Rio Illumination Sparks Fireworks
New York reports the marriage of Don Pedro Carlos de Bourbon Braganca Infante of Spain to Princess Maria Theresa daughter of the Prince Regent of Portugal. Rio de Janeiro lit up for three nights with a grand fireworks display as 25 000 sockets of light discharged.
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Rio Faneiro
Philadelphia
Don Pedro
Bonaparte
Princess Royal
Portugal
Ferdinand the Witch
Spain
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Pedro Carlos de Bourbone Braganca
Infante of
Commodities and curiosities mix in Augusta Gazette
Augusta notes a failed voyage to France with dispatches, praises U.S. self sufficiency in cotton and crops, and features satirical anecdotes about Hercules and Bonaparte. It critiques wood shortages, public pomp, and urges practical public works from a reliable official. The piece blends whimsy with civic commentary.
Goats and civic woes mix with London news and Cadiz talks
The text reflects satirical commentary on goats and farming, plus critique of police detritus near markets. It shifts to London reports on petitioning Parliament and calls for reform, then notes Cadiz Junta relations with the United States and North American grain expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadiz
U. States
Liege
London
Canvassing and Georgia Republican Prospects
Opinion notes growing Canvassamakers in Georgia united by Republican and Royal support. Prefers Native Republicans whose coarse wares endure longer than European imports. Urges canvassers to focus on trade and homespun values to strengthen future prosperity and prevent Congressional delay.
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Georgia
Republicans, & Royal
Europe
Congress
Counsellor Sampson Touched by Irish Origins and Democratic Ties
The article introduces Counsellor Sampson as an Irish native from the pineywoods, praising his character despite a history of political conflict. It notes time in Kilmainham jail for republican activity, transportation to Scotland, and travels to Hamburg and Paris before settling in New York, where his Democratic leanings remain evident. A jail escape story follows, with a jailor’s abrupt inquiry and a cryptic reply.
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Sampson
Ireland
Pite
Kilmainham
Scotland
Hamburgh
Paris
N. York
Fle
Eléses
Marriages Reported in Mount Pleasant and Columbia County
Married Sunday evening Capt William Jones weds Corrally Baisclair in Mount Pleasant Columbia county records an additional wedding Archibald Bachin of North Carolina weds Esther Stallings of the same county on Thursday evening two unions noted by Rev M L Weems and Rev Mr Marshall respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Weems
William Jones
Corrally Baisclair
Mount Pleasant
Columbia County
Marshall
Archibald Mr. Bachin
North Carolina
Esther Stallings
Said County
Dictionary of the Holy Bible by Ambrose Galepini
Advertisement for sale at the Chronicle office of two folio volumes. Ambrose Galepini claims to have reviewed eight language commentators and drawn his own conclusions. Published at Lyons in 1761. A valuable work offered by a university or college at cheap terms. August 4.
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Chronicle
Ambrose Galepini
Galepini
Lyons
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Joan Bedingfield
Sheriffs Sale
Supreme Court of
Richmond County
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Lud Harris
William Belcher
India Wharf
Boston
Thomas Cumming
Mom
Philadelphia Beer
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Benjamin Rhodesdee
Old Town Creek
Patt
Abner Veazey
Mgm
Interior Court
County of Green
Joseph Trimble
Patsey Trimble
Robert T. Timble
Warren County
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6Th Distri
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