Beauquesne Fire Destroys 45 Homes in Sth Instant
Paris papers report a disastrous Beauquesne blaze near Amiens destroying forty five houses and spoiling much of the harvest stored in barns. Other items note race laws in Haiti, Austrian harvest gratitude mass, and various European diplomatic movements.
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Beauquesne
Amiens
St. Domingo
France
Port-au- - Prince
Haitian
Vienna
Austria
Thomas Radziwill
Dutch and Hamburg Mails from Dresden News
Reports from Dresden on September 4 recount the General Assembly of Sakbay summoned for October 23 and Liga ti a joining with them. Progress noted on Prince Wittgenstein’s health, and Carouge unrest leads to five wounded in riot clashes as investigators seek guilty parties. Stuttgart reports a possible Württemberg minister to Paris amid Concordat debates and Protestant protections. Dawwardes notes 400 Dutch prisoners in Russia building works with 30 to return home.
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Dresden
General Assembly
Sakbay
Ligatia
Wittgenstein
Ee Re Beene
Carouge
Stutgard
Wurtemburg
Paris
Rome
Isihio
Pugie
Warsaw
Josephi Poniatowsky
Dauwardes
Prigoner
Rosia
Ptate
Thatan
Moscow
Various news items from the Atlantic world including Amelia Island and St Augustine
The Boston and Philadelphia papers report on military movements around Amelia Island and St Augustine, with General M g Gregor and Mina figures noted. Reports describe troops and deserters, harbor risks, and a British revenue cutter intercepts a ship bound for Amelia Island.
Island of Margaretta falls to Moritzo forces
General Moritzo landed on Margaretta island on the 14th and moved to seize Porlama after a fierce resistance. About 300 insurgents were killed or captured, with many wounded. Remaining fighters fled to the mountains as the island is now besieged by 20 Spanish warships. Foreigners blamed for misery, with a policy to execute captured armed insurgents. A Boston paper notes Joserx Vatoez, ex Censor editor, is said to be employed by Buenos Aires to offer the country to an Austrian prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Amelia Island
M‘garucor
Lavalette
America
Hexmt
St. Mary
Charleston
Grycor
Porter
New York
St. Augustine i
Florida
Gibraltar
Anastasia
Mobile
WiLkinson
Mé Gregor
St. Augustine
M‘grecor
Boston Advertiser
Firebrand
Vera Cruz
Balize
Mina
Mexico
Auriliary Army OF
Pegtu
Potosi
Raastes
Ged. Sjacon
Arequipa
Jose
Larelina
Salta
Martin Grenes
Iva Gagcono
Haas
Chili
Ben- Nar No O'Hrgornk
Ginette
Beautaa
Moritzo
Margaretta
Colummn
Porlama
Arts
Shiva
Monisza
Joserx Vatoez
Ageat
Buenos Aires
Minister of Spain and gifts to gain royal favor
The Morning Chronicle notes a Spanish minister gaining favor by gifts and Ribbands from foreign monarchs while reporting the death of Sir Jon M. Maloy of Bath. It laments lost health, recalls his courteous nature, and records royal communications sent to Brighton and reactions in London.
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Morning Chronicle
Spain
Californias
St. Ferdinaxp
Naps
Jon M. Maloy
Bath
Devonshire
Brighton
Norrow
Onteahs
Twickenham
Tepard
Reform at Penitentiaries and Juvenile Delinquency Policy
The report criticizes the prison system as harmful and urges building a separate juvenile facility. It cites private benevolence for reforms in existing institutions and notes evidence of improved conduct among inmates. Additional items describe a Portuguese naval dispatch and a crime narrative including Ashcroft family executions.
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Rayety
State of the country reflects rising demand and employment gains
The period reports cheaper bread boosting home trade and improved employment in knitters with many townspeople finding work. Copper and tin mining resume at Redruth while markets show firmer prices for wheat and oats though some fall in barley and beans. Market notes cover Smithfield beef and veal prices with fluctuating meat rates.
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Croes
KORES
Nottingham
Sparnow
Redruth
Cornwall
Worcester
Kent
Esse
Suffolk
Iicto, Boilers
Easee
Vast Atlantic Fleet News and Arrivals Reported
The packet ships and men of war arrive and depart across Atlantic routes. Vessels including William Millén from Buenos Ayres and Kortoide from Rio Janeiro join the Nile and Niger crews in channel traffic. Other ships sail to Amsterdam Boston Jamaica Montserrat and New York with several fishery ships sighted.
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Ponissottn
Sérs
William, Millén
Budtios Ayres
Kortoide
Rio Janeiro
Halifax Packet
Halifax
Niger
Tyne, Bell
Bengal
Majpry
Majesty
Chip Lee
Itu
Princess Charlome
Cork
Lanwise
Davis’ Straits
Maxbate
Vrow Princessa
Henasati
Lisbon
Keutisu Knock
Laughton
Grenada
William Banning
St. Kees
Wanstead
Watson
Tobago
Criterion
New York
Qcea
Foridsbon
Zephyr
Hanturas
George
Bena
Achilles
New Brunswick
Sylvia
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Benlin
Breslau
Landwehr
Berlin
Altenstein
Rhenian
Klewitz
Mark
Pomerania
Beyme
Silesia
Hamborgil
Egypt
Stockholm
Levant
Petersburg
Voronetz
Bobro
Stalin
Belgrade
Porte
Turkey
Constantinople
the Courier
Corn Exchange
Margaret
St. ‘Mary’ S
Long Branch
Europe
Philadelphia
Zenophon
Baltimore
New York, Mercantile Advertiser
Geneva
Tayang
Sie Insurgans
Bernardina
St. Dhe
Augustine Dod
Pr. L
Anni Shor
R. W.leson
House of Commons
England
Principe Do Pedro
Bahia
Brazils
Socidal
Buoxavanrs
Russia
Siforning Chronicle
Twe Asacrofts
Atlay
Baster
Ashcrift
A. Ceeneettl
Ati
Smithfield
Naval Intelligence
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