Post Office Regulation Act Aims at Mail Robbery Penalties
The act details severe penalties for mail theft and robbery including long imprisonments and death on a second offense. It covers open letters, embezzlement, and obstruction of correspondence, with fines up to five hundred dollars and hard labor for those imprisoned under the act. It also outlines postal notices for dead letters and free postage for certain government officials and members of Congress.
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Post Office Establishment
U. S
Thall
General Post Office
Secretary of the Treasury
U.S
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress of
Congress
Treasury
War
Navy
Register
District of
S. Carolina
Army
War and Navy Departments
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Hall
Secretary of State
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Aerson
United States
Pottmaster General
Petition from London Common Hall on Parliaments abuses
The May 4 1810 London Common Hall petition urges Parliament to reform the Commons rights and representation condemning political corruption. It cites cases of Gale Jones and Burdett, calls for removal of orders against them, and demands immediate radical reform and full, fair representation. The notice also recounts related British parliamentary debate and a Delaware ship news update.
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
City of London
Common Hall
House of Commons
John Gale Jones
Francis Burdett
Commons
Deputy Kemble
S. Dixon
Philadelphia
Ctfar
Powers
Delaware
Liverpool
London
Tierney
England
Buonaparte
French Empire Reshapes Western Europe Under Provisions
Pass papers announce constituting arrangements by CAMBACERES and NAPOLEON. Regions along the Rhine and Maas are assigned to new departments and governance. The Mouths of the Rhine and Two Nettes departments receive designated deputies to the legislative body.
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London
Rhine
Roer
Lower Meuse
Thalweg
Waal
Dogne
Nettes
Lower
Meuse
Boia le Doc
Schowen
Tholen
Beveland
Walchereng
Mouths of the Rhine
Napoleon
Dueling Declared Capital Offence in France
In accord with the latest French Codes, dueling is now a capital crime throughout France and its dominions. The change marks a strict enforcement against deadly personal combat among rivals or disputes.
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New York
France
Dominions
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Wales
Lord Castlereagh
S. Perceval
Newgate
Spencer Perceval
Holland
Walcheren
Gale Jones
Avon
H. FF
John Rowland
Lewistown
Newcastle
New Castle
Cole
U. States
Copenhagen
Jackeson
Havanna
Jersey
John Allen
Custom House
Amelion
Plate