Riot trial ends with acquittal and law praised
Old Bailey proceedings conclude with Watson acquitted amid debate on trial law and Crown counsel statements. Plymouth storm toll and ship losses noted as wind roars, with casualties and wrecks, including Jasper and Zelegraph. Reports from Congress and foreign affairs cover constitutional amendments, South American battles, and parliamentary addresses.
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Penning
Eder
Watson
Old Bailey
Preston
Hooper
King’s Bench
Lord Ellenborough
der Watson
Ruppes
Warsey
Elessonoudu
Howe
Spafields
Six new French peers named in royal whisper
Paris rumors place on the record that on the 16th King created six peers of France. Names include Juminiac, Mosteaeme, Cazes, Lafitte, Ret, and Gnunrerty with various connections to the Duke de Ricts- Liev and government services in Geneva.
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Paris
San
France
Mim. Juminiac
Mosteaeme
Duke de Ricts- Liev
M.de Cazes
Lafitte
Ret
M. Gnunrerty
Geneva
Faely
Obscure Reflections on Currency and Hard Times
The passage laments fluctuating money flow and harsh economic times. It notes inconsistent cash and worries about sustaining wallets amid changing finances. The tone hints at public concern over economic pressures and daily living costs.
Gale Devastates Plymouth Harbor Sloops and Vessels
A severe gale from the southeast to the south southwest last night battered Plymouth and caused extensive ship damage. The Jasper sloop of war wrecked at Mount Batten with most of her crew dead. the Princess Mary packet and Telegraph schooner also lost with many perishing or injured. Additional vessels ran aground or were driven ashore, homes flooded, and 19 boats missing. Coast watchers report wrecks along Mill Bay and Deadman's Bay with crews saved or lost. ships and warehouses suffer heavy damage. The Navy List notes commanders and officers aboard Jasper and Telegraph. Further reports describe wrecks near Wreiple and in the harbor with extensive destruction and public alarm.
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Plymouth
Jasper
Jamaica
Plymourn
S. E
S. S
Mount Barren
Catwater
Princess Mary Packet
Falreath
Pocock
West Indica
Deadman’s Bay
Naval Hospital
Mill Bay
Farmer's Delight
Mount Batten
Cawsand
SS. W
His Majesty
Navy
Thos. Carew
Aug
Kellett
Robt
Whitcombe
Edward Sphith
Morgan Price
Marshall
Lieut. Little
Robert Dick
Craftmole
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Lloyd's
Wreiple
Wreiple Pier
Sunderla
Dea
Jay
Criverton
Avery
New York
Phoenix
Calcutta
Constantine
Barbadoes
Elza
Madeira
Modesto
Gourdine
Downs
Kent
Portsmourth
Rapid
Downe
Cape
Ben Johnson
Watson
Berbice
Cowes
Lee
Rosario
Tyrian
Ramscate
Fanny
Barkers
Fores
Provedezux
June
Jones
le Jane
van Gunberge
Trusty
Crawford
Cumberland
Taylor
Providence
Brown
Mary
Munds
Sincerity
Love
Minerva
Mills
Zephyr
Banteld
Ffope
Mason
London
Sistera
Burch
Chathan
Heavy Corn Market Weakened by Poor Quality New Corn
A Coventry area report notes heavy selling for ill described corn though fine samples support Monday's prices. A labouring man was committed to Warwick gaol charged with murdering George Locers of Broomshill Green. property of the deceased found on the prisoner's premises.
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Warwick
George Locers
Broomshill-green
Coventry
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