London Police Stage Trial For Murder Attempt On Wife
In Liverpool, Henry Stent, 26, undergoes examination for an attempt to murder his wife Mariantent Stent. Witnesses recount a brutal knife attack in a back room, the wife’s pleas and forgiveness moments before her careening injuries, and Stent’s surrender at the Compter. The victim lingers with multiple wounds, while the husband awaits remand and possible death sentence. A letter from the wife expressed remorse and plea for mercy.
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Glildrall
Stent
Enatody
Bes
Wag
Samcen
Beiuw
Henry
Luelé
Hhin
Talintt
Thamas Turner
Lefora
Pithouse
Abe
Witneas
Turner
Giltspur Street Compter
Steat
England
America
Liverpool
London
Hodson
Tudson
Bacriau
Marin
Briak
Henry Stent
Ace Dratfier
Ronan Sy Hteindy Stent
Tragic Elopement Ended in Murderous Grief and Despair
The tale recounts a husband Seaton’s brutal coercion of his wife and a crime that shattered a once hopeful marriage. The couple’s families supported a union since childhood, but Seaton’s actions forced the wife into flight with valuables and her lover. the subsequent distress led to the wife’s fatal childbirth, the infant’s death, and the ruin of the family. The husband Henry Stent faces magistrate remand as more details emerge from London pages.
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Olan
Leradtat
Hey
Alt
Seaton
Sleum
Mex
Stent
Angnatlant
Ble
Bavi i
London
Fuesday
Henry Stent
Steul
Conracl
Ate
Military Promotions In The War Office August 6 1806
War Office announces promotions by purchase or exchange across several regiments. Lieut Wakefield becomes Captain. Cornet Cumberinge advances to Lieut. M Barlow and others shift from half pay to Lieut and Ensign as appropriate. Major-General Hamilton is made permanent after 50 years service. Crowne Office notes a parliamentary return.
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War Office
9Th Light Dragoons
J. Wakefield
Cumberinge
Purchase
Wakefield
Sd Foot
M Barlow
W. Pennefather
M. TR. Grey
J. D. Wood
R. Walton
H. W. Hall
C. Macdonnall
Nixon
A. Bulter
Royal Military College
Macdonnell
W. Nagley
D. Skinner
C. Hamilton
Mymiea
Cruz
Kvivavagy
W. Dundas
Cadiz Expedition Aims for Sarta Fee de Agora
The Dublin Journal reports a 2590 man Cadiz expedition sailing under Cadear toward Sarta Fee de Agora, capital of New Granada, a city on a tributary feeding the Mogile lina. Letters claim troops may declare independence before arriving in Venezuela, with Cacicat named Commander in Chief of New Granada by Frrpixann.
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Cadiz
Af Cadear
Sarta Fee de Agora
New Granuida
Mogilelina
Martteo
Snanta Fee de Bogota
Venezuela
Cacicat
New Granada
Frrpixann
English Troops Supplying Independents Arrive in Gulf of Paria
Boston papers on July 9 report Captain Howann, returning from Trinidad to Eastport, saying four English ships laden with troops reached the Gulf of Paria just before he sailed. They were bound for Angostura to aid the Independents.
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Venezuela
Boston Papera
Howann
Eastport
Trinidad
Gulf of Paria
Angostura
Margaretta Dissensions Lead to Deputy Change
Accounts from Jamaica report disputes within the Independent Government of Margaretta. Anns mennis is said to have been deposed and Urpanette named in his stead.
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Jamaica
Margaretta
Annsmennis Isaid
Urpa- Nette
Lord Cochranes Blockade At Callao In Clash With Spanish
Letters from Chile dated April report Lord Cochmans Independent squadron blockading Callao exchanged shots with Bat t ersea and Spanish ships. Several killed or wounded on both sides. He seized six prizes including a brig of war. Neutrals avoided cargoes and fled in ballast amid American protests and potential force to lift the blockade. A Blossom carried Spaniards from Lima to Portsmouth amid fears of attack.
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Chili
Lord Cochmans
Calloa
Battersea
Pacific
Peacock
Ontario
Chesapeake
Lord Cuctuunang
Blossom
Portsmouth
Lima
Lord Cocnraye
Intelligence from Port-au-Prince on M Gnecon’s plans
General M'Gnecon and part of his suite reached Port au Prince amid rumors of fresh resources to attack the Spaniards. M'Gnecon's force there is sickly. Prisoners of war from Porto Bello are confined near the fortress. A vessel with 85 men and ammunition arrived at Porto Bello and was captured. Brussels reports General Mactrons, under Gen M'Girgor, to recruit for the insurgents and is due at Ghent soon.
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Port-au-Prince
M‘gnecon
M’gnacon
Porte-au-Prince
M‘gricon
Porto Bello
Brussels
Mactrons
M'Gir- Gor
Ghent
Treaty between Buenos Ayres and Anticas in April Gazette
The Buenos Ayres Gazette reports a treaty between the Buenos Ayres government and General Anticas, commander of the Orientals. Their united forces threaten the Portuguese army in Montevideo. Anticas has proven a capable military leader, resisting attacks with limited means.
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Buenos Ayres
Anticas
Montevidean
Atericas
Buenos
Spain
Spanish Governor Appointed at St Augustine
A Washington paper reports a new Spanish governor has been appointed at St Augustine. The move seemingly undermines the belief that Feaplano will ratify the treaty ceding Florida to the United States.
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Washington
Sthalt
St. Augustine
Feaplano
Floridas
Supplement to Landu Gazette on India military operations
A supplement to the Landu Gazette publishes extracts from patches received at the East Punin House from Fort William and Bombay. The material covers last year’s military actions in India but is small in scope and offers little interest.
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Landu
East Pudin House
Fort William
Bombay
Tictia
Spanish Revolt Rises as Cadiz Troops Rally in Madrid
A tumult spreads through Spain as dissident Cadiz troops join guerrillas and push toward Madrid. Proclamations denounce Ferdinand VII and call for Cortes and constitutional government amid reports of possible conspiracies and army reshuffles. The Madrid Gazette maintains silence while officers are arrested and plans to seize Cadiz and Leon emerge, with General O'Dow said to have shifted to the royal side.
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SPM
Cok Minlevany
Bntramadura
Ferdin
London
Ferdinanda Dos Veces
Cenera Carrion
Cobarde Toro
Havana
Paris
Spain
Cadiz
Madrid
Pyrenees
Brussels
Iran
South America
Notremely
Cap
Vittoria
Donsene
O'Dow
Madfrid
O'Doxnece
Melchor
Ferdinand VII
Ferdinand
Alec
Nimarif
Abia
Dave
Snedian
bin Ag
Ted King
Nat
Mezenon Declaration at the Baths of the Guadiaga 1819
A fragmentary document dated July 18 1819 from Mezenon constitutional champion of liberty. It urges Spaniards to defend their constitution against Ferdinand era oppression and calls for resistance lines to reestablish the laws and empower officers from sergeant upward while pledging fidelity to the nation.
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Aden
HEFCE
Spain
Ponnanda
Ferdinand
Secret societies alarm Germany sparks Jacobin fears
From Berlin to Jena and Frankfort, reports trace a widening crackdown on political dissent. Authorities raid professors papers, convert dungeons into prisons, and mobilize troops as suspicions of Jacobin influence grow across Prussia and Baden. Student mobs pressure universities to expel suspected spies amid arrests and imprisonments.
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Germany
Berlin
M. de Kamps
Prussia
Weiling
Wisbaden
Aneby
Naxian
M. Abelley
M. Theil
Prancefort
Jouy
Frankfort
Am. de Wangenheim
Wartemberg
M. de Berstaudt
Balen
Jena
Becker
Duke of Brunswick
Sandi
Becker Wan
Hiu
Atoues
Disturbed district intelligence from Manchester to Liverpool
State of England notes arrival of London papers three days early via special channels. Manchester visit by Hunt with confederates as he hails crowds and promises attendance at Monday meeting. Reports of riots society meetings in Southwark and Liverpool, Grand Jury indictments in Warwick County and Coventry figures to be presented at Jery Last.
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London
Manchester
Monds Hunt
Horace Chaise
Jousston
Shudehill
Chars Worsgthy
St. Michael's Church
Southwark
Liverpool
Warwick
Eomosys
Birmingham
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