British Army Retires After New Orleans Campaign Action
A detailed report chronicles the naval and land operations on the Mississippi coast. Siege batteries, artillery losses, and captaincies are listed as Major Mitchell and Major Blanchard receive praise for firing directions. An orderly retreat from the enemy line to embarkation sites is described, with numerous officers commended for service and logistics coordinated by Rear Admiral Cochrane and Colonel Thornton.
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New Orleans
Modtier
Mitchell
Royal Artillery
Brgt
Morgan
Blanchard
Royal Engineers
Peddie
271St
Swat
Baxter
Golenel Gubbius
8Th Light Infantry
Horn Ton
Eee
Sam Galadc
North America
Fir
Pasentam
Toi
Mississippi
Natn
Curt
Dao
Aporrest
Bayntie
Eney
Giro
Ifia
Sir Alexander Cochrane
Forrest
Evins
Eddie
Sir John ‘Fylden
Clarel Stovin
Malcolin
Wood
4Th Regiment
2D Brigade
Brooke
Hamilton
Sth West Indib Regiment
Blakeney
Royal Fusiliers
Dicksont
Royal Artllery
Munrd
Coronel’ Burgoyne
Wright
Mein
Gubbing
Picquets
Blakenuey
Royal Fuoileers
Mannner
Alikeubb
Sur’hows
Troubridge
Royal Travy
Dickson
14Th Light Dragoons
Baker
Mills
Royal Staff Corps
Podd
Leutenant
Edward Curzon
Royal Navy
Smith
95Th Regiment
Talias
Mateuim
Bey der John Lamber
Marl Bathurst
Aegty
Massissippi
Col
Thornton
York
J. Mpcs
Col. Thorton
E. Ca
Corn Law Petitions Presented in Parliament Amid Debates
The House of Lords and Commons received petitions against any alteration to the Corn Laws. Petitions came from Landowners in the Isle of Wight, Worthing, Dumfermline, London merchants, Glasgow and Yorkshire towns, with objections echoed by Lord Grenville and others. Adjournment followed.
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Lord Montfort
Duke of Norfolk
Nobiaty
Landangners
Rothik
Hig Grace
Worthing
Lars Montpo.cy
West
Kari Stanslode
Dumfermune
Lord Grenville
Aldenach
Petition Debates On Laws And Tax Bills At Westminster
Debates reveal petitions from Warshipng and Walsall opposing new laws while Government hopes to pass the Tobacco and Militia Bills. Lords heard concerns over restraints and costs as union parishes and Yorkshire residents expressed views.
Debates on Mutiny Trials and Bank Payments in Parliament
Long session notes Irish linen and mutiny reports, with Mr Dundas pushing trial by jury for Scotland and discussions on Bank of England cash payments. Amendments to the Bank Bill are debated. Ministers plan to resume specie payments, while concerns on silver coinage and taxes prompt cautions and postponements.
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Brogden Brow
Oyrl
Trisit
Chatham
Taylor
Whetbread
Ir. Car- Feja
General Gascoyne
Liverpool
Abercrombie
Fic
Scotland
Taslay
Dundas
Horner
McFinlay
Restriction Gill
Grenpell
Dion
Maronet
Baronet
Hornel
Spisaker
Slerner
Ngland
Host
Lord A. Hamilton
Hornigu
Rochéquer
Rose
Cory Watch
A. Hamilton
P.gran
Greneell
Bank of England
Llouse
Phormpson
Baring
France
Tas
Exchequer
Grenfell
Roslr
Gremveisa
Qurretum
EU Chlquer
Orward
Pheriney
Ponsonby
Cuangelcos
Chin
Chancellor of the Exchequer debates tax changes
Debates on proposed modifications to duties and tax schemes unfold with focus on duty levels for various properties and goods. Discussion touches allocation among warehouses, shops, and dwelling houses, and whether information suffices ahead of Monday votes. Adjournment follows extended dialogue.
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Waa
Phillids
W. Smith
Haya
Proclamation Promises Reward to Suppress Disorder in Westminster
The Prince of Wales proclaims a crackdown on recent riots in Westminster and Middlesex, calling for public aid to suppress violence and safeguard subjects. Justices of the Peace and other officials are urged to aid enforcement, with a reward of one hundred pounds for those uncovering conspirators.
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Prince of Wales
United Kingdom of Great Britain
George PY
Youbhiely
Sevehnen
Westminster
Middtesx
Privy Council
Mayers
Cashron House
Mipjenty
Inquest on Ward Vyse Siege and Burlington Street Riots
The inquest recounts late night assaults on Mr. Robinson’s house in Burlington Street with brickbats stones and windows damaged. Witnesses describe mobs firing blank cartridges and police soldiers stationed nearby as crowds gathered and dispersed, detailing injuries and recovered lead fragments from the decedent’s head.
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Ward Vyse
Colm
Vo Phrigdy Viglent
Sr. Robinson
St.binson
Kerrison
John Allsopp
Robinson
James Ripley
Hobinson
Robins
Lord Buckinghamshire
Solger
William Sutton
Arenis
Dover
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the Honourable
Sir Jo. Ht. Pakenham
Imperial Parliament
Corneile
Timothy Shelley
Warshing
Lord G. J. Gower
Walsall
Lord Lascelies
Guisi
Lisrti
Giogester
Deius
St George
Gee House