Fragmented notes amid revolutionary turmoil and arrests
Fragmentary OCR reveals arrests and seizures linked to revolutionary activity in a city. Mentions of a doctor, a magistrate, and officials in Berlin and Germany. References to the King of Wurtem, Prussian authorities and the French Revolution era, with reports of conspiracies and cautions about future unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinceeae
Ciy
Uhera
Epyul Sena
Bergen
Sonal
de Thamevackt
Eenau
Berlin
Medgeibe
I. Tert
Swewey
Prutifi
Waterloo
Wurtem
Burgh
Pradkfort
Ware
Bebwalvad
Tourneo
Minks
Jay
Germany
Frankfort
South American Affairs War News From 14 June Highlights
The dispatches detail Watsrots actions on the Spanish Main and Monito's deteriorating situation with Gen Paez’s 2000 troops watching movements. An 8400-strong reinforcement from New Granada failed against the Patriot, breaking connections. Reports from Carthagena note a May 20 engagement between Montugo and Bolivar, with Bolivar defeated and 600 killed or wounded and 400 prisoners. Rio Janeiro and Nevis letters mention ships, blockades, and a treaty between Portugal and Artigas, plus cargo and prize movements in the South Atlantic area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Monito
Paez
New Granada
Montilo
Boutvar
Varinas
Carthagena
Hich
Santa Fee
Montugo
Bolivar
Rio Janeiro
Alexander
South America
Cowit
Cocueane
Lima
England
Adveca
Monte Video
Artigas
Portugal
Aletter
Nevis
Tepta
Cook
Bristol
Janica
Bie
Podward
Impany
Margaritta
Agricas Veelarg
Porto Bello
M'Grecor
Syd Onan
South Seas
Disturbances and martial measures in Manchester district
Reports from Cheshire and Lancashire magistrates at the New Bailey Court House Manchester call for vigilance and broad use of Special Constables as manufacturing districts face radical reform threats. A Stockport assault on Briew, Uandy, and two assailants ending in a fatal outcome is described, with suspect Bruce committed to Chester Castle and Davies in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochdale
United Magistrates of
Cheshire
Laponshire
Baily Court
House
Manchester
Lancashire
Derbyahire
Yorkshire
Koutsirg
Stockpord
Black Yin
Mtuwress
Nsighoaurius Rowas
Ameesting
Sallumbay
Armel
Hinalred
Salford
Briew
Uandy
Stockport
Handson
Imtolis Howe
Biees
Luorn
Hoyse
Josery George Bruce
School of Parson
RISON
London
Dublin
Brack
Biron
Brad
Mr. Shoup
Keser
Lopes
Bruce
Uv. C
Pascorr
W. Larron
P. Magstann
Bauce
Chester Castle
Tie
Davies
Stugkport
Pope
Guillaume de Parvin
Dean de Moan
Louis
Bhay
Sunny Lerda
Dean de Mean
Chen
Maite
Joan
Amdhayy
Carrickfirgus
Jane
Wee Sola
Dave Sion
Carmelkmérgus
Sibu
Art
Satomi
Oriice
Chereore
Ped
Dias
Wren
Savinas Bevis
Suly
Neoddytine Rite
Association
Putsoy
Discipliare SA
Fon Bellist
Peatite Pendientian
Pirostaee
Ulster
East Indies notice on pacification of coastal unrest
Intelligence from Bombay reports British forces drove back a rebel council of Coolies. A governor in council approved a parade of troops near Bombay Castle. A raid against bandits near Lalu Hullathone led to casualties among their leaders, and authorities expect peace and stability to return to the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Indies
Bombay
Bombay Castle
Sientary
Panade
Hiaenrahle
Atedatad
Spain and United States Florida Cession Talks Mentioned
The report notes that Doc Ovts on his way to Merlral was halted by a royal command at alladund. Feaemann is not expected to extend the Floridas cession to the United States. American Ambassador Mr. Tussen, engaged in Florida negotiations, sailed from Godraltar on July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Doc Ovts
Merlral
Minsell
Icis
Feaemann
Floridas
United States
Tussen
Godraltar
General Sanszin Trial Report and War News
General Sanszin faces trial for bigamy with appeals pending while readers note disordered judgment in the conduct. Coundis Papers arrive for June 8 as Provincial Parliament of Upper Canada convenes with discussions on land tracts for Navy and Militia veterans from the late war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanszin Fae
Upper Canada
Eather
Fragmented London letters reveal market panic and court notices
A garbled London era page reports a Bank of England petition from the Court of Directory, a stock-market jitters day with funds pricing and a fall in the Pande, then a late market rally. It also details a half-pay officer circular, a court scene with ladies and a poetic exchange, plus farm and savings-bank updates and church charity notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londor
Court of Directory
Bank of England
Ayer
Tevin
Court of Directure
Bane
Kyataxo
Tye
Boain
Army half pay and civil employment rules for officers
Instructions govern officers holding civil or profitable posts under the crown to apply to the Secretary of War for military allowances in place of half pay when annual civil emoluments meet specified limits. The form requires details of posts, emoluments, and that arrangements do not retroact beyond December 5, 1818, signed by W. Merry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. de
Anton
Ate
Tam
Sam
Sis
W. Merry
Evacuation of Parga and Turkish advance
Letters from the Jonijan Islands dated early June recount the cession of Pares to the Turks. Sir Thomas Maitland orders and the British garrison at Pargamadu agree to stay as Turks arrive. Parquingtes threaten mass suicide if a single Turk enters, prompting an urgent appeal to Maitland. General Sir Frederick Adam intervenes, and Captain Maitland’s frigate arrives to escort the population to Corfu as the Turkish force nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonijan Islands
Pares
Thomas Maitland
Pargamadu
Ali Pacha
Parquingtes
Corta
Frederick Adans
Parga
Protopata
Adan Ontes
Frederick Adam
Orton
Maitland
Corfu
Kation
Fragmented Letter From Howth Describes Steamer Loss Near Holyhead
An 18th century letter dated July 4 recounts the steam packet in Holyhead harbor and fog on the coast. The vessel veered off course toward Holyhead, landed near Holyhead, and the crew reported confusion and danger as the ship struggled in conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Howth
Naecor
Tees
Nyracer
Western
Sfelock
Ieee
Comite Banediadide
Beraaung
Mouibay
Pritess
Funeral of Professor Playfair in Edinburgh Quietly Observed
A long obituary recounts the funeral procession for Professor Playfair, noting academics, city officials, and students marching four abreast from the University grounds to the burial site. It honors his life as a rational teacher who fostered natural knowledge and urged truth over novelty, hoping his legacy inspires rising scholars. The piece laments the loss of a modest, generous figure whose work bridged Laplace and Euclid and revitalized scientific inquiry across the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Jesse
Teofewsar Blaythir
Albany Row
de. Gregory's
Insifinia
Royal Society
Aatronomicdt Jrigtituiion
Royal Medical Sort
Geniue
Halffart
Duké-street
St. Andrew’s-Square
Prince's, Street
Ifie Regent
Aluten
Ballwareen
Betalives
Magistracy
Tyna Council
Meir
Royal Medical Society
Agate
Fis K Pd
Cheeriog Conmeel
Phartii
Tia Gowitiea
Sumie Pribate
Lis
Phov
Consett
Ta Express
Cena
Renomel
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South American Affairs
Sarazin
Bjork
Conseis
Navy
Hale
the Army
P.preston Puatrarn
Webb
Hell
Pie Roytentea
Queatcloek
Seeran
Karra
Kent Ghat
Storas
Yorkie
Merve Mittunler
Acura
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