Restored silver goblet recaptured after Munster inquiry
A Paris dispatch reports that silver plate stolen during the Munster conflict has been reclaimed, including a ship’s silver goblet weighing over 100 pounds. Most pieces remain missing or melted down, with efforts continuing to recover value and artifacts.
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Paris
Ribsop
Altenstein
Hop Birnhard von Galen
Shedtal
As of Munster
Warth Holland
Ems
Lees
Rriesland
le Joss
Magdeburg
Caedtal
Olls
Wienna
Aussa
Paris Occupied by British Forces and Epidemics of Emblems
The Courier reports British troops in Paris replacing Prussian guards at posts including Port Royal and Passy. A Prussian corps holds the Seine bank, with divisions quartered around the capital. The article discusses police measures against revolutionary emblems and notes Ney’s imprisonment amid rumors of his fate. It also covers US and British naval activity on the Great Lakes and European diplomatic movements, including Swedish Pomerania and Bavaria Austria tensions.
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Paris
Seine
Fouga
France
Portsmouth
Boston
Halifax
New York
Spring Wells
Detroit
Cass
Lake Erie
Lake Heuron
Buonaranite
Morning Chronicle
Spanish America
Spain
Alexander VI
South America
FeronnAno VII
The
Indies
England
Ito
Ports of Tyne Calm After Turbulent Week in 1815
Tyne and Wear ports report tranquil conditions as ships resume sea travel. Newcastle and North Shields magistrates vote thanks to naval and military forces and to Green and Fairless for restoring order. Lord Sidmouth praises decisive measures to control sailors riot and restore river access. A royal mausoleum plan at Windsor is noted, with part to be a Chapter House and royal cemetery. The Common Council of Liverpool to honor Duke of Wellington and army officers. Rochester riders and Baker complete a long progress. a Ludlow race features Sir Sampson’s victory amid a chaotic finish.
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Department
la Ca Ee
Nantes
Cyrons
Akon
Golfiers
Shields
Tyne
Tyne and Wear
North
South Shields
Messiai- Green
Fairless
Durham
Newcastle
Northumberland
Addington
Lord Sidmouth
Whitehall
Lizy
North Shields
Blyth
Sterling
Carr
A. M. Lawson
George Tavern
Dockwray-square
Bow-street
Home Department
Cardinal Wotsey
St. George’s Chapel
Whidsor
Order of the Garter
Royal Cemetery
Liverpool
Rochester
Eicuta
Baker
Ludlow
Mr. Aston
Newton
Sir Sampson
Mr. Stockley
Kinlet
Sunderland
Mr. Stockery
Naval Intelligence and Baltic Shipping News
Shipping news from Nov 6 to Nov 8 reports arrivals and movements of British and allied vessels including the Camel, Inpregnable, Racoon, Mayflower, and Jubilee. Notices cover lighthouse adjustments at Neuwerk, sea routes near Elbe, and a fatal accident on a sloop of war. A birth in the Howard family is noted and a London court report details a false imprisonment claim against a Bishopsgate shoemaker.
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Matanham
Jubilee
Prospero
Newfoundland
Enterprise
Stillman
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Havannah
Brison
Dundrumay
Argate
Stranach
Ostend
Britannia
Ramsgate
William Curtis
Esc
Carleton
Lord Dorchester
Curtis
Diaz
Charlotte
Brown
Bombay
Nicolina
Charleston
Syren
Clark
Sovereizmn
Jamaica
Prince Regent
Taylor
Henry
Nelson
Tobago
Downs
Harwign
Leicester
Holland
Leith
Penzance
Sealark
Falmouth
Corunna
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Stockton
Cork
George
Eamnburgh
Elbe
Neuwerk
Tuady Cuarnortre “Howard
H.C. Howard
Howarn
Duke of
Norroxn
Bristol
Denny
King’s Road
BO Massion
Bishopsgates Street
W. Levcuron
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Aso Drittle
Vienna
Austria
Ehrobeh
Clagenfurth
Salzburgh
Bavaria
Tron
Sidmouth
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