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Newspaper

Champion

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 12, 1816

Page

4

Murders Trial of Thames South Seaman Captains in 1814 Case

In a West India Docks case Ortter Chance of Murpen and James Banter face murder charges for the death of an apprentice aboard the Thames South Seaman. Testimony alleges flogging, neglect, and improper treatment by Captain and mate, with doctors noting illness and a possible scurvy like condition. The magistrate deferred the case for further evidence after delays and missing witnesses.

Shadwell Ortter Chance Murpen John Blivers Thames South James Banter R. Gibson West India Docks Chavesend Peru Hich W. Peirse Wetticas Tim Alley

Coroner Inquests on Boy and Man at London Hospital

A coroner’s inquest heard details of the death of six year old John Hewley from alleged cruel abuse by his master in Whitechapel. Testimony described repeated blows as the child was beaten for failing to climb a chimney, with lethal injuries noted by the hospital physician. A separate inquest into Stephen Rea’s death followed a cart accident where a soldier’s horse and wheels struck him, leading to fatal injuries.

Snookish Creedy London Hospital Middlesex John Hewley George Roll Wentworth-street Whitechapel Ofelock Rose-lane Spitalfields Degeirg Phe Ster Jacobs Elizabeth Weaver Fastion-street Sottafields Moses Tia Caranen Stephen Rea J. Dawson Mallories Abdur Too Tharck Bindas Just Che Duigie Tits Toody Ania Tao Bud Suimuel Guimedale Peety Sant Othe Clehany Utah

Marriages and notable notices from Edinburgh to Lincoln's Inn

A Lady Chiarlo de Legge wedding at St James's Church follows earlier vows in Mackay's Hotel Edinburgh for Miss Catherine Norton and John Sinchair of Covent Garden Theatre. A Special Licence unites Lord Viscount Bury to Miss Frances Steer at Chichester. John Cattley and Frances Garrardly wed at St Marys Islington. Lord Stourton and Wing Win wed in Yorkshire after Paris residence. Law figures Isaac Johnstone and Hardinge Stracy marry in Hampstead and Lincoln's Inn respectively. Greta Hall's Herbert Southey notes a precocious nine year old with skills in English Greek Latin Spanish and German.

Mackay’s Hotel Prince’s Street Edinburgh John Sinchair Covent Garden Theatre Catherine Norton Captain Norton The Royaly Ld Courant St. James’s Church Geo. Neville Magdalen College Canbridge Braybrooke Chiarlo de Legge George Earl of Dartmouth Viscount Bury Albemarle Frances Steer Chichester St. Mary's Islington John Cattley Queenhithe Frances John Garrardly Newington Green Jud Allerton Park Yorkshire Charles Lord Stourton Paris Wing Win Stone England Humboltle Hampstead Isaac Johnstone Lincoln’s Inn Hardinge Stracy Greta Hall Wheavick Herbert

Announcements from the 19th Century Booksellers

Just published listings advertise Svea third edition at 18s with plates, including an account of Waterloo and Louvre art removals, by John Scott. Also available are A Vulii to Parts, Margaret of Anjou a Poem, Wordsworth Poems with Lyrical Ballads, and other works with prices and publishers in London.

Svea Paris Brussels Waterloo France Louvre John Scott Camerons Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme Brown Paternosterrow Jstd Ivo Margaret of George Beaumont William Wordsworth Pissiey Lanzman, Tdurt Rees, Orme Patprosters Aid British Gallery New Street

Books and journals advertise new theatrical and literary works

A noisy list of English and French drama collections, reviews, and periodical issues appears. The notice promotes Porist’s voyage corrections, plays by Corneille Racine Moliere, a Breese Review edition with articles on Persia and Cambridge, and assorted literary items with publishers in London and Paternoster Row.

Jost Theatre de Corneille Racine Voltaire Maoliere Nouvelle Parition Revue Cormingee London Baw and Whittaker Longer Aid Co Paternoster-row Boosey Old Broad-street ALB Dutau and Co Sohost Persia Elphinstone Edinburgh Viscount Barrington Lod Dyson Corinth Parisina Hhunt Lond Byrau E. G Seach Paris Ricardo Onan Caritie Naeputea Baldwin, Cratoch Joy Uarehard Tobet

Travels of Ali Bey in Morocco and beyond details and claims

An 1800s advertisement notes Ali Bey’s two volume travel work with about 100 engravings priced at 61 6s boards. The author, posing as Massulman prince, recounts visits to Mecca and the Kaaba rites, Egyptian sites, and Constantinople temple legends, highlighting rare religious and antiquarian material.

Ali Bey Morocco Tripoli Egypt Arabta Syria Turkey Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme Brown Paternoster-row Europe Massulman Mecca Medina Mussulmen Solomon Cythera Idalia Caphos Joh Constantinople

Travels in Belochhnestan and Sends A Geographical Guide

Publication details of a large quarto travel work by Lieutenant Henry Pottinger with two maps and plates. Includes references to related regional accounts and other contemporary scholarly publications, listing printers and publishers in London.

Quarto Beloqochnestan Henry Pottinger Honourable East India Company Pershwas Sinde Perea Longoian Turst, Rees, Orme Brower Paternosterrow

Theatres and Miss Nash on New Monthly Portfolio

The current issue features Miss Nash portraits with Miss Hughs and Mr Abbott, along with Memoirs of Mr Abbott and Mrs Do Nietl. It lists dramatic notices, theatrical chatter, and notices on Shakespearean clubs, English theatres, and provincial stages. Published by C Chapple and partners, Pall Mall, and by Deighton and Sons, Cambridge.

Corinth Parisinn Shakspeare Orginal Drury Lane Covent Garden English

New Novels Duet Publishe in Punch Pwn An

A fragmented review notes new novels including a duet publishing in Punch and other titles. It mentions a national fate, three fuses, and a potential tie to a star author, with references to Palos and Potier, but the text is garbled and some names are unclear.

Cesar Palos Eta Liane

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