Trial of J. Smith for Insurance Company fraud
The trial of J. Smith on charges related to the Italia setting and dealing in a building at No 119 Newgate Street occurred last Friday in the Sessions-house before Sir Henry Macdonald. Indictment was read by Mr. Chney and the case proceeded under the Exchequer.
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Thelas Insurance Company
Italy
Newgateria
Vinis
Varon Sirrehinae Macdonald
Daren
Court of Exchequer
Tekon
Chney
Lom
Sherwood, Neely
Jones
Paternosboro
Lords Debate Postpones Hearing on Privileges Case
In Parliament on May 4 the Committee of Privileges on the Air Passage resumed hearings with Mr Ogilvie representing the claimants and Sir Samuel Romilly examining witnesses. The hearing was adjourned to Monday. The session also heard petitions from Copper Manufacturers for renewal of West India Privileges and calls to diffuse Christian knowledge in India. Irish Bills on sugar spirit and trade moved through a committee. Marine Officers' Wine and Irish affairs bills advanced to their final stage. Uri contentions included Curates Bill and relocation of Tuesday proceedings. The Lords adjourned to the following day.
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Luvrspay
Efina
Ates
Adam
Claismant
Ogilvie
Samuel Romilly
Pusday Nish
East India’ Company
Lorde
Dunstanville
W Est
Lidia Company
Lord Glastonbury
Somerset
India
Earl of Derby
Liverpool
SNDON
Jasrzs Granaty
O'Biien
Court of Chancery
Ireland
Debates on Naval War and Petitions in Parliament
A House discussion centers on naval protection for American trade and requests for memorials to the Admiralty. Lord Castlereagh argues against broad returns. Mr. Baring and Sir G. Courtenay press for convoy and legal notices. A petition on Christian propagation in the East Indies is ordered to lie on the table.
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Aer
Admiralty
America
West Indies
Lord Castlereagh
Baring
Couryenay
Exeter
East Indies
Davies Giddy
England
Aspize
Chiks of the Peace
Military dispositions near Erfurt shift as allied forces converge
An extract from a royal letter describes the Prince of Moskwa's corps advancing toward Erfurt. Weimar hosts Hamish’s left flank and the Duke of Ragusa sits at Gotha with the 6th Corps. The Duke of Istria links with the Imperial Guard at Visnack while Bertrand's 4th corps sits at Colbourg. The Viceroy holds a position with left to the Elbe, centre at Bernberg, right toward the Martz as forces converge for a potential decisive advance. The Empire’s Arch-Treasurer, the Duke of Plaisance, is named in the dispatch.
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Ametendam
Atrit
Mayener
Prince of
Bertrand
Colbourg
Elbe
Saale
Bernberg
Martz
Empire
Duke of Plaisance
General Suittham’s surprise move on Weimar skirmish
On April 18 General Suittham advanced from Erfurt toward Weimar with about 8,000 troops including Baden and French cavalry. Major Von Blucher with eighty hussars repelled the enemy in Weimar streets, killing several and taking six prisoners while the attackers suffered 16 dead and about 20 wounded. Sickness afflicts the region of Stet.
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Suittham
Erfurt
Weimar
Oaryy
von Blucher
Battles and sieges swirl through early 1800s dispatches
Reports from Dessau and Wittenberg describe Prussian and Russian actions around the Elbe and Saale. Generals Von Kleist and Wittgenstein maneuver toward Bernburg and Leipzig as French forces hold Wittenberg. Berlin and Hamburg chatter about bombardments, shortages, and mobilization, with Danish and Danish-aligned moves shaping the northern theater.
Emperor Francis I Proclaims Reform Amid European Crisis
The Austrian monarch outlines efforts to maintain tranquillity in Europe, justify extraordinary measures, and avoid heavy tax burdens on subjects. He notes support from peers and the aim to fund needs without unduly sacrificing prosperity, reaffirming adherence to the 1811 Ordinance and a plan to issue Redemption Bills.
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Francis
Austria
Hungary
Buhemia
Galicia
Fredemiria
Europe
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