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Newspaper
Courier
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Mar 13, 1817
Page
3
The passage discusses motions on the Secret Committee maps, divisions on a motion, petitions rejected, and the Mutiny Bill and Marine Mutiny Bill readings. Also noted are Lords amendments to Treasonable Practices and Soldiers and Seamen Seduction bills, with adjournment and public petitions mentioned.
Report describes four detainees Drostmann Ocvo n Bacutey and Johnston brought under guard to London after Manchester Reformers gathering. Police, magistrates and cavalry halted the riot, arrested leaders Dayssoyp and Baautey, and held many others at New Bailey Prison. troops remained on alert as demonstrators planned further action.
Advices from the Gold Coat report General Daendels, Dutch Governor, proposing land purchases from natives on the Ancobar to forge cotton and coffee plantations. He cites navigability to the Dinkiva heartland and urges joint forts on the river with English forces, estimating costs under 10,000 sterlings and kingly help with labor. A separate note covers a Palace-yard meeting on court dismissals, public disturbances at an execution, and local criminal token seizures.
The text notes an extent unprecedented in history and describes its daily spread into the country’s manufactured goods, indicating broad adoption across production sectors. It emphasizes rapid growth and the shifting role of this development in industry.
The Mary from St John s Newfoundland to Senta Ixhd was abandoned water logged on January 6 and soon after seen to go to pieces. Crew arrived at St John s. March 12 Portsmouth reported ships Britomart and Egerie while others from the Downs include General Kyd Atlas Marshal Wellington Mary Ann Onion Solon Broflics Lidyda William Prime Heed and more. Roads vessels prepared to sail if weather stays moderate with Coveit and Eliza transports for Calais and mail packets Castlereagh and Lord Nelson sailing for Holland and Carhaven respectively.
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