Provisions unrest eases as Paris papers praise government
The Courier notes calmer conditions in France with fewer grain shortages and falling prices. It cites the Moniteur on Lisbon letters clearing certain alleged detainees, mentions trial rhetoric in Parliament, and reports on public sentiment toward justice and government actions with references to British political figures and events in Rio de Janeiro and Montevideo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Moniteur
Lisbon
D’'Abnawras
TarEnes
Monte Video
Privateers sail from Baltimore to raid Spanish cargoes
The brig Triton and a captured vessel report a valued cargo of silk and goods valued at about 1.5 million dollars seized off the Cape Verde after a two and a half hour fight. The prize was fitting out at Baltimore under Patriat colors and was near its voyage to the port. Privateers Guy Martin and La Independence plan cruises off Cadiz and the Western Islands with orders to attack ships under the Spanish flag carrying cargoes between Brazil and the River Plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galligy
Cape de Verde
Triton
Baltimore
Friton
Guy Martin
la Independence
Cadiz
Tershese Cruigers
Brazils
River Plate
Letters from Gibraltar Date 29th Mention Murders Not Noted
Morning dispatches from Gibraltar dated the 29th report no information about the murders of the Consuls or events in Algiers. The letters focus on unrelated matters and omit any details on the earlier killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibralter
Algiers
Irish Civil Estimates and Charities Debate Report
The Fifth Report of the Select Committee on Finance discusses Irish civil estimates under the Act of Union. It notes larger sums for charitable institutions, questions their value, and records parliamentary liberal support while avoiding reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Committee On Finance
United Kingdom
Parliament of
Ireland
Great Britain
Treason plot and printing dispute in Dewsbury affair
The Leeds Intelligencer reports Willan of Dewsbury refused to join a Dewsbury treason meeting. Oliver and others move to overthrow the state, with Willan blamed for not reporting sooner. An attempted advertisement about Oliver's seduction of loyalty prompts police involvement and a questionable publication offer by Dickinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broudam
House of Commons
Watson
Thay
Castlereagh
Oliver
Leeds
Thornhill Lees i
Yorkshire
Times
Nowingham
Quiver
Opiven
Nottingham
Derby
Hornpill
Magistrites
York
Thire
Sheffield
S Oliver
A. Betigr
Lloyd’ Sy Ata
Buenos
Ai Yres
Iar Ragent
Trepa Camara
Manson
Conamaner
Eade
Faindovon
Caleug
Leeds Intelligencer
Willan
Dewsbury
Oliver T
Ife
Howland
Willian
Intelligencer
Seountry
Dickinson
King V Wooller in Court Moves to Discharge New Trial Letter
The King in the Court of King's Bench moves to erase a guilty verdict for libel from the record. Affidavits from jurors and officers are presented to show juror dissent. The court rules the affidavits cannot be received and grants a rule for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Attokxey-General
E.texsnonouch
Lord Ellenborough
Treason suspects released after London arrests and Gravesend captures
In a London action several men including Yestday Milliam Cur and William Holt were moved from the House of Correction to the Home Department after high treason charges, later discharged. Also imprisoned were Stephen Casey, George Brittell, and Muggeridae from Torhilefields Bridewell, all examined by Lord Sibmout and officials before release. Fracas at Charlestown Theatre in Ameriga escalated into deadly mob violence. Caldwell dismissed for refusing Henry the Fifth role, public sided with him, leading to destruction of interior fittings and forced evacuation by guards.
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Ajso
Spain
Portugal
Lucren Buona Panrer
London
Ruttano
Lonspare
Westmorecann
Many Paucett
Anne Beckett
L. Lowrner
Forrester
Meraven
Bitton
Cock-Road
Bevan
U. S
Hereford
Mary Anne Clarke
Leamington Spa
Qxrorp University
D.C. L
Robert Peel
Christ Church
Edward John Littleton
Weddesley Park
Stafford
Brazen Nose College
Charles Nicholas Pallmer
Norbiton House
Surry
SNROS
George Durefoy Jervoise
Herriard House
Southampton
Corpus
Royree
Patten Bold
Bolt Hall
Lancaster
M. A
the Christi College
Thomas Legh
Lyme House
Brazen Node College
Robert ‘Brown
12Th Regiment of Dragoons
Charles Abbott
King’s Bench
Arthur Ingram Astyn
Andrew Fletgher
Dugi
Exeter
Eatox
Baxan
Bax EN
Earon
Baker
Expo
Mir
Cnarce
Treacoux
Milliam Cur
William Holt
House of Correction
Secretary of State
Home Department
Stephen Casey
George Brittell
Gravesend
Turs T Lewoop
Torhilefields Bridewell
SibMouti
Caldwell
Cuse
Buckinghay
Hotmax
Naval Intelligence: Arrivals and sailings from Doyen to Bombay
Reports of arrivals including the Ebene of Christiana and the brig Livi, with crew losses and passengers aboard the King George and others. Ships named include Rhene, Guildford, Mangles, Lady Carrington, Viscount Exmouth, Duke of York, and Basseterre voyages, plus sailings to Jamaica, Santander, New York, Leghorn, and Bombay.
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Blankley
N. P. Kathery
George Smith
Feckwith
John Caldwell
Coun
Junez
Courtnay
Lord Carlington
St. Helena
Noe
Mangles
Lady Carrington
Lady Campi
Bengal
Stafas
Loxhound
Walker
New South Wales
Brillant
Yanoaha
Viscount Exmouth
Wonyingg
Duke of York
Jamaica
Caraqueio
Santander
Sarah
Sarah, Top Javre. * : 7 i Liverpoat
Kingsmill
Eric Ff
Calcutta
Firstoork
Elizabeth Picker
New York
Palitus
Pormouth
Martin
Areland
France
Albion
Veridan
Leghorn
William
Datton
Boston
Finn
Sith Tur de Cape
Mary Augusta
Hall
New Yice
Lyatinaron
Lord Sidmouth Eee Y Garnier
Bombay
Meeting at Cork approves relief plan and crime report
In Cork a meeting at the Commercial Buildings adopts committee resolutions urging a rapid loan to procure provisions for public sale at moderate prices and offers a bounty for contraband goods. The report cites disturbances and arrests of several alleged rioters. Limerick notes order restored and a subscription drive underway with plans to stockpile oatmeal for the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Maor
Beamish
Clear
Europe
Richard Burrows
Wiliam Flynn
Charles McArthy
Pmiet Donovan
Richard Short
John Dooley
Richard Crean
Doin Keleher
William Walsh
Joan de Cources
Ames Barry
Denis Murphy
Mr M. Murphy
Taschpools
David Ahern
Daniel Dunivan
Michael Forrest
Isphere Sullivan
William Meade
Nis Riordan
Matthew Hill
Michael Suliva
Matthew
Effe
Ilo
Chamber of Commerce
Impostor Carraboo Dupes Public Admiring Oriental Manners
A reader reports the female impostor Carraboo deceived many by mimicking Chinese character traits learned from Knowle Library. The letter condemns the deceit and notes Mrs. Worrall’s benevolence as unjustly exploited, with Sam and Wilkinson signing from Hackney Middlesex on January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carraboo
Knowle
Worrall
Sam
Wilkinson
Waterloo Anniversary Gardens Show Elite Attendance
On the Waterloo anniversary day crowds gathered at Vauxhall Gardens in a decorous display. Attendees included the Duke of Cumberland Prince Esterhazy and Marquis of Huntley among others. Also noted were the death of Lav y James Smith and the loss of Midshipman W Henry Paulson with eight seamen in a galley wreck off Sidmouth during anti smuggling patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Duke of Cumberland
Prince Esternagzy
Fresci
Marquis of Hunteey
Earl of Portsmouth
Ashlyns Hall
Verts
James Smith
W. Henry Paulson
Sidmouth
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Juvy
Naval Intelligence
Lowther
Gduerad
Harris
Vansitetar
Cape of Good Hope
Borpory
Batavia
Madras
Trincemalee
Hackney
Middlesex
Jane
O. Puw
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