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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 17, 1815

Page

2

Waterloo Subscription Meeting News and Lists of Nobles

A June 1615 gathering at Thatch House Tavern in St James's was held to open a General Subscription fund for Wellington's army and Waterloo victors. The assembly named a committee, noted possible relief for Prussian army sufferers, and listed numerous peers, bishops, and officers supporting the effort. The piece also recounts a separate fire near Cock-hill and a catalog of Napoleon era art plunder and manuscripts later sent from Paris to various collectors.

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Dreadful Explosion in Spitalfields Fire Tragedy

A Friday explosion at a Spitalfields house occupied by Leichslear ul a dealer in fire works killed and injured multiple residents. The blaze engulfed the building and buried the inmates including Mr Leichslear his wife and sister with others. Several neighboring residents suffered cuts from glass and there may be additional fatalities.

Ghilean Tranian Hanbury Brown-street Lichileau Bell Sail Wharfs Cock-hill Shadwell Lyons Spitalfield Tertecliffe Lichilein

Treaty Wath America Terms Of Mutual Trade Benefits

Reported principal terms of the Continental Treaty with the United States provide mutual freedom from Navigation Laws for both sides. British vessels trading to American ports and American vessels trading to British ports gain equal duties exemptions with native ships. cargoes enjoy the same. Cotton wool carried by Beulah ships or American vessels bears the same duties as in either country. Free trade extends to Calcutta and British Peninsular settlements. China trade remains with the East India Company, without regulation.

United States of America England United States Calcutta Hindustam China India Company

Rumors of Bonaparte Return Stir Paris and Lyons

French papers from Paris and Lyons report alarming rumors of Bonaparte’s return, potential ministries reshuffled, and debates over legitimacy. Dispatches note English military praise, financial moves, seizures of assets, and preparations for a siege climate as European powers monitor the crisis and Bonaparte’s possible actions in the Caribbean or Spanish colonies.

Trade restrictions in early American policy

The article discusses limits on trade with China and concerns about American or foreign states. It notes a third provision aimed at preventing Britain from entering trade with Native American tribes within U S jurisdiction, reflecting U S government priorities on foreign and Native relations.

China United States

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