Danube War Works Impress as French Fortify Bridges
The report details French military actions along the Danube with Col Decouz commanding the goth regiment to seize an island, take 200 prisoners, and capture cannon. It praises Gen Bertrand for rapid bridge construction and fortified works, while noting Austrian forces at Hazendorf and Great Aspern and preparations for a decisive action.
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Rooe
Lohau
Essling
Rivoli
Maffena
Legrand
Tete-De Pont
Hazendorf
Great Aspern
Hungary
Trajan
Canesar
Rhine
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Rislia
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Killee
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Holland
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Fiume
Kingdom of Italy
Tyrol
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Wirtemberg
Baden
Franconias
Bohemia and
Moravia
House of Austria
Austrian
Poland
Saxony
Zuaim
Presburgh
Gratz
Hainburgh
Berlin
Prague
French Generals To Answer For Tyrolese Rebellion Deaths
A translated July 13 Hamburgh Correspondent note reports Major General Berthier’s letter to the Austrian commander from Schoenbrunn dated June 6. It cites a decree by Emperor Francis declaring Fouler and Durefnel responsible under justice for the murder of General Chafteler and the killing of seven hundred Frenchmen and seventeen or eighteen others.
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Austria
Olmutz
Archduke Charles
Eylau
Treth
Nuremberg
Hanover
Moravia
Prince Rosenberg
Himslf
Mayer
Rederer
Rosenberg
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Zuaim
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England
Admiralty
Sweden
Bothnia
Gallicia
Turkey
Tyrol
Colloredo & Mittervich
Frederick von Hardig
Pergen
France
Duromnel
Fouler
Chatteler
Alexander
Berthier
Alexander Berthier
Schoenbrunn
H. M
Francis
Durefnel
Chafteler
Promissory Notes of a New Form From Rhode Island Bank
A Rhode Island bank in Glocester minted promissory notes that Andrew Dexter jr used to fraudulently borrow 845771 dollars. The fraud funded property purchases across New England. the bank closed in 1809 with scant assets. A Rhode Island legislature committee issued a detailed report.
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London
Paris
Vienna
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Glocefer
Rhode Iland
Andrew Dexter
Farmer’s Exchange Bank
Dexter
New England
San
Rhodesland
Democratic Press
Bank Thermometer Reads Old Financial Lessons
The Bolton Patriot discusses appetite for bank bills and prudence in handling currency. It argues a cautious approach to accepting bills to avoid loss, suggesting general rules on which notes are safe and which pose risk.
Bank Bill Market Reports Turbulent Currency Conditions
The Centinel notes volatile bank bills across New England with six banks trading near par while others like Berkshire and Northampton show wide discounts. Some banks have stopped payment. directors may redeem bills with interest and halt new issues to restore credit. Reports suggest Penobscot bank not closed. markets reflect widespread speculation and caution.
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Berkshire
Northampton
New Hampshire
Cody Chifkey
Hillsborough
Holland
Augusta
Lincoln
Kennebeck
Penobscot
Barke
Penobscot Bank
Shocking Gallows Tale of a Native American Seized in Jamaica
A native American man now in this city was pressed into service in Jamaica. On being taken to the ship the gang leader boasted of his authority and showed him a gibbet with the bones of the countryman Jonathan Robbins. The editor relays the tale and calls Seamen of America to weigh in. Washington reports the Secretary of State left for Baltimore and the Secretary of the Treasury for the northward on Wednesday.
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Jamaica
Sand
Jonathan Robbins
America
Washington
Baltimore
Secretary of the Treasury
Essex Arrives at Norfolk After Long Newport Voyage
Yesterday at about 4 o clock the U S frigate Essex under Commander John Smith reached Norfolk after departing Newport Light House at 1 am Wednesday and docking at Cape Henry then mooring in Norfolk Harbor by 3 pm. The vessel is praised for its fine model and naval design and confidence is expressed in its commander to improve the infant establishment.
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Norfolk
U. States
Essex
John Smith
Newport
Cape Henry
Restoration of U S Britain relations under Mr Jackson
The piece argues Mr Jackson cannot restore commercial and friendly ties with Britain, notes his limited powers as resident minister, and points to executive indifference. It cites a Norfolk Ledger report that Secretary of State asked Jackson for urgent communications, which he reportedly had none to offer, and suggests Britain currently holds the advantage.
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Jackson
G. Britain
U. S
The
Norfolk Ledger
Baltimore
England
Coroner Candidacy Filed for Richmond County
A fragment notes Lenora Kiser as a candidate for the office of coroner in Richmond County in the upcoming election. The document references September 16 as a date related to the election period.
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Richmond
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