King of Sweden Demands Reply on Lauenberg Evacuation
Report states the Swedish king has pressed the King of Prussia for a categorical decision on evacuating Lauenberg. If unsatisfied, troops reportedly ready to march. Also, Napoleon is said to seek indemnity from Bavaria over French troops occupying Cataro and related turmoil.
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Hanover
Bacher
Prussia
Potsdam
Pyrmont
Sweden
Pruffia
M. D. Alopeus
Fox Pushes Abolition Motion in House of Commons
Mr Fox moved to abolish the slave trade as contrary to justice and humanity, with a 99 vote majority. he announced plans to limit trade to existing ships and to seek a broader abolition bill in the next session. The debate also noted Prussian troop funding and shifting European diplomacy with Sweden, Prussia, and Russian mediation.
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London
Jane
Tarleton and Gascoyne
Castlereagh
Fox
Alrea
General Eaton Arrives After Blockade Confusion
A Amsterdam letter reports the ship General Eaton Brown from New York arrived, after being warned off by a British frigate near the Texel on May 26. The admiral declared the blockade erroneous and ordered the vessel released, with its register endorsed for the Downs.
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New York
Amsterdam
Leander expedition deposition details in Miranda plot
Samuel G. Ogden testifies that Col. Smith and Gen. Miranda organized the Leander voyage from New York. Weapons aboard include pistols pikes muskets cannons and bayonets with hundreds of pistols thousands of pikes and dozens of cannons. The cargo valued around forty thousand dollars with outfits raising total to about seventy thousand dollars plus twenty one thousand dollars expected return cargo. Miranda aims to aid Spanish Main insurgents and to land near Caracas while implicating Washington meetings with the President and Madison.
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New-York
Samuel G. Ogden
City of
New York
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Gen. Miranda
William Armstrong
Miranda
Caracas
Carracas
Fabiance
Carraces
General Miranda
Europe
London
Daniel Ludlow
Mr.Ludlow
Leander
Jacquemel
Coffe
Gen
Sterling
Nicholas von Sittart
John Turnbull
Trinidad
Joseph Lambert
William Brown
Washington
Madison
South America
Jonathan Ogden
West- Indies
We$man
Deponent
Col
William Smith
Boston editor Habeas Corpus and rough sea tale in Philadelphia notice
A Philadelphia notice recounts a British frigate La Psyche's abusive boarding of the Orion bound for France in 1806, with captured papers and exchange of threats. It also reports a habeas corpus postponement for the editor and a Charleston dispatch about Royal Navy actions and European affairs amid American concerns.
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Jornary 12
London
Flarcin
Star and Morning Chronicle
U. States
Europe
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