Pirates Plunder Many Vessels in Western Atlantic Trade Routes
A long report from National Intelligencer and New York Gazette details pirate depredations against American and allied ships near Cape Antonio Port au Prince and Matanzas. It lists brig Francis, schooner Chase, Orleans, and multiple vessels looted or seized, with cargo losses totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars and numerous crew harmed or captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americana
Courier
New York Gazette
Boston Daily Advertiser
National Intelligencer
Francis
Cuba
Philadelphia
Cape Antonio
Port Au Prince
Chase
Str Jézd Dé Cuba
Cumberland Harbour
Columbus
Tligte
Leeward
Franklin
Trinidad
Boston
Dau
Alexander
T. Augustine
Haxang
Schodner
Hamburg
Monte Corstedt
I Jude
Bug Nancy
New York
Mary Ann
Portland
Havana
Hind
Havanas
Briz Hope
Curacoa
Mona Passage
Rebecca Ann
Orleans
New Orleans
J. Jago
Cumberland
Frident
Baltimore
Matanzas
Milo
Hatch
Bristol
R. I
Ant
Sally
Hillman
Laguita
St. John’s
BP. R
Porto Cavello
Baltimuore
Jamaica
Passamaquoddy
Clives
St. Augustine
Caraccas
Equator
Cape Nicholas
Point Marie
Alligator
N. B
Hill
James Coulter
Dolphin
U. S
Kennebunk
Point Eccacon
Flashing
France
Evergreen
Pool
Dvana
Adolus
Kelly
Kingston
Victory
Gray
Atolus
Swamen
Capt
Brent
National Advocate
Schionner
Bivregen
Mie
Havanay
Sander
Florida
Holand
wReRers
Aingshcan
Peyy
Yellow fever reports ease as Pomégue cases decline
Marseille to British consul reports no current illness in the city. Lamproye’s convalescence shows strict quarantine works, all quarantined 36 people healthy. Danish ship Amphitrite burned after grounding. two sick, two healthy moved to Lazaret. Pomégue remains uninhabited with strict on-site quarantine and vigilance.
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Marseilles
Pomégue
Lamproye
La‘Zaret
Lararet
Kadoume
Frioul
Lazarét
Amphitrite
Benjamin Bold
Malaga
Leon
Owo
N.W
Lazaret
V. Verdillon
J. A
Ts Michel
Ke. Beaussier
A. Chauduin
PR. Roux
LL. Essle
Royal Regent censures Wilson and Hutchinson over trial
The Prince Regent expresses high displeasure at Major General Sir Robert Wilson and Captain John Hely Hutchinson for their roles in a conduct that undermined military discipline and public justice. The order calls for publication to the army and notes the officers’ serious offenses under a broader wartime context.
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Horse-Guards
Sir Robert Wilson
John Hely Hutchinson
1St
Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
Prince Regent
Robert Wilson
Prince
Prince Hegent
Alled
Duke of Wellington
Witis
Harry Calvert
The Captive Princess of Cumberland
A Leeds paper questions the Olive Wilmott lineage claiming royal connection. It traces Olive’s 1772 Warwick baptism to Robert and Anna Maria Wilmott, noting a possible mismatch with a London christening in 1821 of an Olive Wilmott linked to the Duke of Cumberland, raising doubts about impostor claims.
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Leeds
Olive
Olive Wilmott
Sheriff Parkins
Warwick
Robert Wilmott
Anna Maria
St. Nicholas
Wilmott
Barton On
the Heath
Junius
Serres
Robert
Olive Wilmot
London
Duke of Cumberland
Guilty Assault of Wife Leads to Six Months Gaol
In Staffordshire Michaelmas session the defendant, indicted for assault on the wife of George Emery of Bromley Wood End Farm, was found guilty by the jury after six witnesses for the defense and five for the prosecution. The court, noting the defendant’s profession and public interest, sentenced him to six months in the common gaol, plus a £100 fine to the King, with further imprisonment until the fine is paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
George Emery
Bromley Wood End Farm
Pearson
Russell
London Sessions Open Amid City Crime Focus
Yesterday the London Sessions opened before the Lord Mayor and city officials. The Grand Jury was told slashing street robberies demand severe punishment, as magistrates and police push for deterrence and order. The court then heard assault cases with several suspected thieves sentenced to hard labour.
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J. Shaw
R. €. Glyn
Alderman Birch
London
Middlesex
Middlesex Sessions Jeweller Convicted of Stolen Goods
Thomas Dane, a Regent Street jeweller, was found guilty of possessing stolen items including diamond ear rings and a pearl ring connected to George Kilmore. Evidence showed items recovered from his shop window and at his house after a search warrant. the case hinged on whether he knew they were stolen.
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F. Const
Thomas Dane
George Kilmore
Regent-street
Messrs
Axprews
Watrorp
Atimy
Aponexus
Ellmore
Mitchell
Plank
Ofilassenpost
Gom
Arcey
Alupy
Renessea
Selelaine Dhe
Jae
Racter
Astey
Anotraus
Attey
P ‘Soner
Court不足委外之辩证现场及判决情节
证明不足的证词与辩护方对证物真伪的质疑交错。被告在法庭声称有人可证明珠宝赃物为赝品，且曾购入部分珠宝但未召证人作证，律师对方对被告离席及辩解表示惊异，庭审结束时被告对判决仍显不满。
Charity and fraud cases haunt Victorian police report
The report recalls a robbery against a poor orphan girl who saved 36 guineas and received donations from Homerton benefactors. It also covers a stamp office fraud case where an attorney tested by private examination was found to have defrauded 50 in stamp allowances and was put under bail.
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Wousz
Homerton
Ami
Andrews
Betting Odds For Derby At Betting-Room October Twenty Second
Odds listed for the Derby include Sycorax at 12 to 1 against, Marcellus at 14 to 1, Landscape 12 and a half to 1, Plover colts in the Oaks at 16 to 1, Reserve at 7 to 1, Pope Joan 22 to 1, Major Wilson at 10 to 3, Mr Crockford at 7 to 4 against Cardinal York, Gustavus 6 to 4 against Pashaw, with Fressilian and North Wester even.
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Derby
Sycorax
Marcellus
Pope Joan
Wilson
Marcurs
Mr. Crockford
Cardinal York
Gustavus
Pashaw
North Wester
Providencia Wreck at Scilly and Island Storm Damage
In a thick fog on Tuesday night the Spanish brig Providencia ran aground on the Hallweathers near Scilly while en route from St. Andero to Bristol with wool. All aboard were saved. cargo salvaged by dawn, now valued far below its original worth. A gale wrecked Hero of Cryber Island. twenty six men perished. A later hurricane caused widespread damage on islands, threatening the Nelson of St. Marys. The Post Office expects higher revenue from increased country letters and tickets for the next lottery drawing, with three thirty thousand pound prizes in sight and high odds against another sellout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providencia
St. Andero
Bristol
Hallweathers
Scilly
St. Agnes
St. Mary’s
Cryber
Land's End
Cornwall_Gasette
Bis
Biea
BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES IN LATE MONTHS OF THE YEAR
Notices record multiple births in Aberdeen Upper Seymour-street and Maidstone with details of mothers and sires, plus marriages in Newington and Piccadilly. Also advertised are medical guides and a venereal disease establishment with claims of Hunterian methods and available consultations.
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Aberdeen
Major Henderson
Royal Engineers
Upper Seymour-street
Robert Westley Hall
Essex
Penenden Heath Cottage
Maidstone
Colonel Cuyler
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Ian Frag
Boston Patrioy
Sutke Wilson
Offcer
The
Batfons
Argyll
Perth
Princess OF Cumberland
Staffordshire
Stafford
Sessions
Newington
Surrey
A. C. Onslow
H. F. Hawker
Penh
Solomon
Johnston
Cornhill
Sanger
Bacon and Co
Oxford-street
Charles J. Street
Middlesex Hospital
John Hunter
Europe
Royal Ollege
Campbell
Surgical Establishment
Charles I Strest
Ennai
Gandon
T. Hall
Strand
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