War Tactics and Deserters Reported at Sea Conflict
Dispatches describe heavy casualties as Camargo is accused of silencing rebels. Bayonet and rifle fire leave a field strewn with dead. deserters from Lima and prisoners to be moved. Pirates threaten trade at the Straits as measures to curb audacity are announced amid merchant sacrifices. Anglo Americans and Moors are among insurgents detected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pietro Nolasco
Villambia
Cinta
Lima
Cadiz
Bank Stock Rise and Reform Clash in London Commentary
The Courier reports volatile funds with Bank Stock surging amid talk of renewing the Bank Charter. It critiques the Morning Chronicle on a meeting of bankers and merchants, and debates reform, parliamentary history, and public opinion in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Earl of Laudendale
House of Lords
London
Morning Chronicle
India House
India
Paris
Naval
Fiore
St. Domtgo
Europe
Louis Xve
Trace
France
Grand Duke Nicuovas Visit and Port News at Batavia Roads
The Durem AmBassapbit entertained the Grand Duke Nicuovas and foreign ministers as Sovereign Barkworth and Providence arrived at Batavia Roads on 30th Sept. He visited the Indian House and Warehouses, dined in the Correspondence room, and officials signaled a desire to present muslin samples. A stone-throwing incident led to Join Boney’s arrest at Lord Sromourn's Office. Wheat demand rose slightly but prime prices held, with barley and other grains showing declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durem
Recent
Nicwocas
Sovereign
Barkworth
Providence
Batavia
Grand Duke
Nicuovas
Nichlas
Shoreditch
Sromourn
Prince Regent
Maritime Arrival and Sailings Report From Various Ports
Arrivals include His Majesty's ship PR voyante bound for Quebec at Plymouth and ships like Anne Shettwick Iram Hambro's Papstow, dldop Fortune from Penzance to Swansea foundering with crew saved, Ganges from Batavia, Lord Nelson from London, Victory from the Downs to Madras and Bengal, and several London departures for destinations including Alicant Genoa Marseilles and Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torsay
Fes
Voyante
Quebec
Plymouth
Pen
Anne
Shettwick
Iram Hambro
Papstow
Fer
Dldop
Fortune
Williams
Penzance
Marezion
Swansea
Charles
South Seas
Norfolk
Trinidad
Grenada
Ganges
Danley
Frond Batavia
Ocean
Arrowsmith
Honduras
Ranscark
Lord Nelson
Waterloo
Mars
London
Portsmouth
Victory
Downs
Madras
Bengal
John and Frederick
Thompson
Riggesdaat
Sneider
Amsterdam
Aint Mirables
Rutherford
Shields
Sir Vincent's
His Majesty
Euddiné
Farvovru
Williamson
Alicant
Peace
Sedman
Marseilles
Jay
Genoa
Intrinsic
Paddy
Jamaica
Hosken
Foreign seamen misrepresented in foreign journal reply by mayor
The Lord Mayor defends English treatment of foreign sailors aboard the hospital ship and disputes a foreign journal report. He notes the ship was expandable to 400 men, 419 aboard with 19 owed prize money only a few shillings, and that consuls should repatriate sailors home. He cites Hon. G. R. Kase verifying wages due. Mansion House, Feb 6, 3897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engeland
Admiralty
G. Kase
Foreign Journal
M. Wood
Address of loyalty to the Prince after attack at Parliament
Reports from Cambridge Peterborough Kiponi Glasgow Paisley and Paisley meetings where citizens vote heartfelt addresses to the Prince Recent in response to the attack and express defense of the Constitution and loyalty to the royal family. The notices note a February 11 meeting at the Shakespeare Tavern and a prize drawing detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cambridge
Peterborough
Town Hall
Archdeacon St Rowa
Corporation of
Kiponi
Willey Epwanp ‘Carter
Sworth
Partizana
Birmingham
Glasgow
Pimner
London
Paisley
Prince
Pgppiné and Co
Cornill
Holborn
Lucky Connan
Also Mentioned on This Page
THI Courier
Jesusols
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber of Peers
Court of Peers
Bordeaux
Ciil
Lord Liverroon
Lord Lauderdale
Earl of LauperpaLe
Lord Casteeneagh
House‘of Commons
New York
Ralmouth
Jon Stasniext
Locxwart
LowxiAnr
Bristol
Mr. Hunt
Hunt
Major
Alfred
Wittenagemot
Wittenage
Henry II
Jony
Henry III
Knights of Shires
Kent
Henry LI
Elizapeth
Willian
England
Lord Mayor
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