Prince Regent letter praises Hanoverians after battles
Reports from Brussels and Aix la Chapelle describe Prince Regent George III praising Hanoverian troops for bravery in late battles. The letter notes wounded General Alten’s recovery hopes, rewards promised for heroic acts, and permission for Hanoverians to bear the word Waterloo on colors. Also mentions Napoleon spy Schuleister’s capture and a public notice praising requisition measures in various regions.
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Brussels
Great, Britain
Charles Alten
George Prince Regent
George III
Duke of Cambridge
Grogcer
Prince Recent
Carlton-house
Spain
Wattrloo
Waterloo
Aix-La-Cilapelle
Charles Schuleister
Napoleon
Wesel
Paris
Mortiier
Department of the’ Saare
Department of the Moselle
The
Saare
Baron de Schmitz Grollenburg
Crell
Contested Arts Restitution and Crime Notes
The article discusses French claims to artworks and the Allies response in a peace context. It also reports a Gloucestershire shooting accident where a farmer’s gun discharged during a scuffle, and a Canterbury robbery case where Nicholas Nolan and five soldiers were convicted of bagging silver from a French fisherman and sentenced to be executed on September 25.
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France
Paris
Louis XVIII
Srrruey Tocuixt
Trestiman Farm
Hawkesbury-Upton
Gloucestershire
Sarrer
Toc- Hele
Tooiing
Gan
Canterbury
Jase
Nolan
Souttampton
Jill
Mecey
Margate
Messrs
Robins
Jane
Les Contemporerios
Cecil-square
Royal Towes
Pra Mises
Gettison
Garner
Murai Hutel
North America
Bullton and Rist
Pripay
Garraway
Curce
Verantil
Tche High Road
Fort Sackville
Mercher’s Bridge
Halifex
Nova Scotia
Garraway’s
Burton
R 62
Cornhill
Bedfordshire
J. Malizen
Alonpay
George Iun
Bedford
Woorton
Purvey
Kempscon
Eistow
Purviey
James Warren
Norman Hughes
Jon Curtis
John Payne
William Davidson
Fomas Congtest
Tumouts
Foudsel
Digglee Wade
Perilous love scene ends in assault at Ludgate Hill
Richard CrowmeEn, a young man of respectable connections, was charged with a violent outrage at the London Coffee House on Ludgate Hill. Officers testified to a crowded room disturbance, a sword and a pen knife, and three young women clinging to him. The Alderman heard conflicting witness accounts before CrowmeEn was ordered to bail and later committed for trial. The case saw the young lady returned home with her sisters after her father arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compter
Lawrence Pascal
London
J. Alvaranza
Ludgate-hill
W. RR. James
Earl-street
Blackfriars
Alderman Sarrm
James
T. Watts
Lambeth-hill
Queenhithe
Hart-street
Witness
Benjamin Smith
Thootis Watts
Havin
White Horse of Strichen and Fountain of Seven Heads
A letter notes two Scottish curiosities: the White Horse of Strichen, a vast 900 by 45 foot figure laid with white stones on a mossy slope, visible from twenty miles, and the Fountain of Seven Heads near Glengarry, where seven severed heads were washed and laid at Glengary’s feet after a clan feud, commemorated by multilingual inscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Strichen
Aberdeenshire
Caledonian Canal
Fountain of Seven Heads
Glengary
Donald
Keppoch
Tam
Betting Odds for Doncaster St Leger Stakes Races
Odds slate for Doncaster St Leger August 23 with Taken 65 to 20 against Filo da Puta Laken 4 to 1 against Orville colt M Fitzwilliam Sir Heflingham Agpanthus. Newmarket Ost Leger Lakes Taken 6 to 2 against Whisker p p.
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Filo da Puta
Fitzwilliam
Orville
Sir Heflingham
Agpanthus
Newnmarket
Leger Lakes
Whisker
P. P
British Cotton Trade Holds Flourish Amid American Growth
Manchester and Glasgow warehouses near empty as Britain asserts superior fabrics while American coarse goods industry grows. Shendra Company expands Bengal Cottons for coarse cloth with duty shifts lowering raw material costs. Coffee Planters open a Mart at 2 Skinner Street offering cheap coffee and refined sugars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorton Maxycractures
Manchester
Glasgow
Britain
America
Shendra Company
United States
Skinner-street
Snowhill
Windsor Notices Record Several Deaths and Distances
fragmentary report notes the ship Wareridge bound for Taos with April 28 date and orders, a 20 year old Miss Eliott of Dunstable, and the widow Mrs Du Val former Prebendary of Windsor among a Windsor notice lineup of deaths and arrivals with uncertain details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareridge
Taos
Ord
Bengil
Eliott
Wuiett
Dunstable
Windsor
de. du Val
We Ree ST Printed by iASY NY
Publication line reads WANLEAS and LOND with notes of printing status and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iasy NY
Wanleas
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Edilor
Ardley
Oxford
Plymouth
Richard John Strachan
G. C. Bora
Harrie
William
Torn Watrogwerth
Urrou Lodge
Lancashire
Thomas Lloyd
Taird Maen
Piesday Lusc
Burlten
Hants
Roderick [Ngon
Paradale
Stoss-shire
Norch Bitesin
Cars of Dragoons
Chiarette
Lire
Viag Tuganin
Ter
Prince of Waleneth Murchison, Bay
East Lodig
Charlotte Pryce
Sales OF
Asia
Ackman
R. Butler's Chemical, Drug, and Patent Medicine
Cheapside
St. Paul's
Chas
Baxter, Smith
Mandeson
Scott
Ednhama
Boxer and Co
M‘ Donald
Belum
Portamoun
Dines
Mghory
Portsea
Hall
Jataton
G ‘Sport
Lramuin
Baeter
Crutwell
Baths Gregson
Erhinge
Liverpool
Yara and
Stains
Machester
Keotr
Linyd
Mingham
Ceeworthy
Hexland
Mesers.goss and Co
Royal College of Surgeons
Goss and Co
Bouverie-street
Pivere Street
Messrs. Currie and Co
Hay
Edinburgh
Vigortus Heath
Wanghome
Myssra Carte and Co
Currig
Hatton-Garden
Wil
Kington
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