Northern Voyage of Discovery Reaches Face to Face Meeting
An August account from Captain Ross’s Isabella describes a late Arctic encounter at latitude 75 55 N long 65 32 W with eight native sledges approaching in a chasm of ice. Sacheuse Lacheuse and Lieut Parry plus two others brokered a parley exchanging beads shirts and knives as a plank was laid across the ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baffin's Bay
Ross
Isabella
John Bouchense
Lacheuse
Pearer
Sachepse
Sacheuse
Sachause
Lachense
Sarhouse
Ike
Chasge
Parry
Tragic self destruction of a Southwark hosier
Inquest at St John’s Vestry in Southwark into the death of John Beveridge a hosier and flannel dealer of Thoroton Street. Evidence described a pistol shot at the shop two doors from Beveridge’s home the discovery of his body and two pistols one discharged and another loaded. Witnesses testified Beveridge had been lively before the death and had expressed faith in the Bible though writings in a Bible at his shop suggested inner conflict. Coroner noted contradictions between professed belief and the act. Surgeon confirmed death from a pistol wound to the head. Jury largely deemed Beveridge insane and returned a verdict of Lunacy.
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T. Shelton
St. John's
Southwark
John Beveridge
Thoroton-street
Westmore
Thornton-Street
Procter
Jay
Thomas Bolton
Bermondsey
Reading
Bolton
Coronen
Beveridge
Bott
Anstie
Rotherhithe
John Pearce
Burton
Minen
Pearce
Jurymeo
Dr Sroxog Removed from St Helena over Bonaparte Reports
A London report states Dr Sroxog, from St Helena, was examined by ministers after a dispute with Sir Hopson Long over reporting Bonaparte conversations. Authorities have approved his removal, insisting he must report all words communicated, even in confidence, amid political concerns. The Duke of Cambridge will not have the title Earl of Tippenany for his infant. the child will be styled Prince George of Cambridge.
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Sroxog
Englang
Lincoln's Inn Fields Bible Association Meeting Report
The Lincoln's Inn Fields Bible Association and the Undies Association held a General Anniversary Meeting at Freemason's Hall. Grant declined the chair due to the House of Commons, Blaire presided, and reports praised the Bible Society's work, including Bible distributions and charitable aims, with speeches urging ongoing support and noting various notable patrons and observers.
Bible Society meeting praises many over few in cause
Officers heard an energetic speech urging Bible Associations to rely on the multitude rather than the rich. Captain Gondon supported the motion, with Rev D Vinson extolling the societies and moving thanks to President CHanens GRANT, who returned thanks. Sir Geof spoke on broad good and active effort, urging support for Ireland and distant shores as Bible aid spreads.
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London
Manon
Lincoln's Jun'sfields Bible Association
Undies’ Association
W. C. Kipp
Aberdeen
British and Foreign Bible Society
Green Fields
Sutherland
Ireland
Bible Societies
Methence
Ladbeett
Lmperce
Alexander
Patterson
England
Holy Leagues
India
Jngherpaut
Purituutos
Charles Grant
House of Commons
Bible Associationa
Hritih
Foreign Bible Societies
Buain
Ion
Alan
Gondon
D. Vinson
Chanens Grant
Grant
Bible Society
Geof
Cibera
Spteatour
Persian Ambassador of Persia in Paris and travels to London
A Paris paper details Mirza Abdoul Hassan Khan Persian ambassador now in Paris en route to London. Once powerful, he faced fall, fled Persia, traveled via Mecca, Bassorah, Bombay, London, then St. Petersburg, later aiding Russia and returning home with honors. He writes travel accounts in English Arabic Russian Hindustani and French observations. He is about 44, educated, refined, and skilled in arts.
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Paris
Mirza Abnoul-Hassan-Khan
London
Persia
Kingdom of
Persian Gulf
Flix Nnele
Abdaul Hassan
Mecca
Weccabites
Arabia
Bassarah
Calcutta
Marquis Wellesley
India
British India
Deccan
Bombay
England
M. Morirr
Sir G. Ousley
Rio Jasneiro
Abdoul Ilaasan
Khan
Russia
St. Petersburgh
Try
France
Germany
Mirza Abdoul Hassan
The Death Of Kotzebue And German Political Turmoil
A late account describes M Kotzebue once a Jugend Bund member who opposed Bonaparte, later acting as a secret agent for Emperor Alexander. Intercepted letters, insults from scholars, his Weimar exile, and a Leipzig era book burning are noted, with speculation on a possible murder linked to German students. Kotzebue is reported as 54 years old with early plays attributed to him.
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M. Kotzebue
Jugend Bund
Germany
Bonaparte
Kotzebue
Alexander
Rugusiqga
Kotzebne
Kutaghue
Weimar
Leipsic
Warthe
Alge Plain
Gena
Af Kotzebue
M. ‘de Kotzebue
Levers Wows
Murder Case Shocks Ennis as Rogerses Held
In Ennis the Rogers family, a man named Rogers and his daughter, are jailed after a murder linked to a January marriage note and a bloody scene. A coroner’s verdict calls it a dreadful murder, with a spider tree and bloodstained clothing cited in the evidence. A separate burglary at Donatus O'Brien’s home near Orative is described, with items stolen and a boat-possible escape. In Limerick, four suspicious men are jailed after a magistrate hearing, and Kilgnane Church near the Salmon Weir is consecrated by the Lord Bishop of Limerick with Rev. M Keating appointed curate.
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Ennis
Herrid
Dt Rogers
W. Reidy
T. Sautosony
Chip Chauiy
Weratch
Donatus, O'Brien
County Limerick
Ibid
Limerick
Neva Frow Granard
Longford
James Kennedy
Dantel Kennedy
Ram Waterfords
Kilgnane
Salmon Weir
M. Keating
Llord
Royal orders bar ex-officers after on duty feud
The Prince Regent orders the removal from the army lists of Lieutenant Thomas Hasker Ensign Edward King and Lieutenant Richard William Lambrecht for engaging in a personal challenge against their former commanding officer. The Adjutant-General warns officers on half pay that any further challenges will meet royal displeasure and disciplinary action.
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Thomas
Shor
Engien
Edward Ring
Frederick
Hig
Pune Duct Tova
bin Royal Highorm
Caiscondagl
Livoteaagt
Thomas Hasker
Enkiyn Edward Ring
Mjevty
R. W Lanbracht
Garerison
Wagner
Prince Regents
Edward King
Richard William Lambrechit
Prince Regent
Ie Prince
Hurricanes Hit Malta Wreck Vessels and Buildings
Foreign journals note dreadful hurricanes at Malta on the 7th and 10th. Vessels wrecked and buildings destroyed. Damage reported at 2,000,000 Sterling. Marquis de Latour Mayhongs French ambassador arrived at Dover from L Antigone, with a salute, then reached London Friday night with two companions.
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Malta
Marquis de Latour
London
Deblair Advertisements and Notices From Parliament
Fragmentary OCR items show advertisements and notices about parliamentary arrangements and related content. The readable text references printed materials, proprietors, and annual spacey consignments, with further garbled phrases suggesting public notices. The exact event, date, or entities are unclear due to damaged text.
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Bible Association
Provincial
Frtelligat
the Army
Harry Carvert
Dublin
Toda
Fucca
Heceipty
Deblair
Parliamentarreals
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