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Newspaper
Courier
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 21, 1815
Page
4
Reports from Geogetown and later Erie describe a supposed naval engagement off Charleston with little confirmed. The bill passing in the Senate and Vice President's death trigger immediate political upheaval as Calhoun and King debated finance and union. A large section outlines wartime dispatches, militia actions, and mounting unrest in the nation.
The Courier reports a December message from the President to Congress and Ghent dispatches detailing October negotiations. British terms reject seamen capture, British maritime rights, and certain fisheries while proposing boundary revisions toward the Mississippi. American commissioners reject uti possidetis and seek a treaty project.
Seventy years after their deaths, Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette are said to rest in a Rue d Anjou Saint Honoré churchyard nook near the Madeleine Paris. The grave reportedly contains Louis remains untouched by quicklime. Marie Antoinette was buried nearby after a September 1793 tribunal ruling. A curé and vicars once prayed by the royal tomb, now marked only by humble plants and grass as observers note the contrasts between monarchy and mortality.
NAFAL INTELLIGENCE reports arrivals and sailings including Forbes Scarlett from Bengal and Maria bound for London, Bom bay and Argus remain in convoy. Misletee and Resolution arrive Plymouth and London. Bantingden meeting to discuss property tax renewal. Miss Walstein praised in Slaney's All in the Wrong. Joint Stock Companies warned as illegal with Lord Eldon ruling. Acquittal for John Bird on murder perjury conviction of Ann Radford. Buckhill narrative clarified. lottery prize details and notices from Wexford’s Lucky Office.
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