Campaign dispatches from the Hean region and Gallatin siege
Reports describe Pear Mahomed leading a 4th Regiment battalion at Hewra frontier against a threatening enemy force. Casualties included four enemy killed and one wounded in skirmishes near Keegugm, with reinforcements and patrols advancing from Candoy under Kettlewell. Governors and generals credit strategic actions shaping the broader campaign across Hadatta and surrounding provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hambay
Hewrai
Biginetone
Gymeno
Smith
Camm
Bariepe
Mahontie
Arden
Wales
Aljabet
Billamora
Ghote
Thnjomka
Williagl
Thomas Hislop
Juba
Nagpore
Bapols
Lin Keha
William Gran
Keir
Beggs
Beral
Marshall Cop
Tony
Dante
Bern
Abe
Brownrigg
Hadatta
Woltanse
Bistatr
Wallapa Za
Heentietts
Dooitihera
Hangruukellery
Ander
Glen
Reg
Daipiaia
Muforale
Imaurgents
Ange
Ha- Srila
Telsigls
Pele Alenholne
Opera Som
Goveggiomere Jast
Candoy
Ortain Kettlewell
Phucaollad
Hici
Silenholme Hoy
Fontan
Market Report On Irish Stocks From Yesterday
Fragmentary OCR shows stock figures and bond prices with references to government debt and city officials. Details are unclear, but entries mention Irish stocks, par values, and brokers or buyers. The text is garbled, limiting precise entities and figures.
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Pricy
Rank Stork
Detlef
Pachacen
The London Jobrasts and Foreign Papers Arrive
The Dubian Journal notes Saturday arrivals of foreign papers from diverse events worldwide. The Chester Mail remains due, with additional summaries and local listings in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Jobrasts
di Jrrent
Chester Mail
Conspiracy in Paris and Emancipation Edicts Explored
A fragment from a period piece discusses the Parisian conspiracy and its limited impact, noting General Connel remains confined. It surveys Russia’s servitude suppression in Estonia, hopes for liberal reforms, and the value of representative government amid European powers’ post Paris peace focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Husgia
Estonia
Courland
Oertia
Avrocaar
Patan
Caramarin
France
Paris
Island of Ceylon intelligence on rebellion and governorship
The column notes further reports from Ceylon about General Brownrigg and the rebellion there. It states the rebellion is widespread with hostile inhabitants and frequent combats, casting doubt on the stability of British dominion over valuable island territories.
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Brownrigg
Ceylon
East Indies War Features From Bombay Papers
Extracts from Bombay papers detail General Hastings closing divisions on February 21 and praising officers. Pindarree resistance collapsed as many chiefs accepted British land grants. March reports from General Smith’s camp say Peishwa war nearing finish. Bungee Row moves toward Nagpore with about 25,000 troops. Doveton awaits, while Smith closes in. an epidemic fatally affects British troops at Ladja.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Bombay
Marquis of Hastings
Bombay Gazette
Smith
Bngee
Nagpore
Doveton
Spain Portugal Letters Hint At Amicable Settlement
Private letters from Madrid claim Spain and Portugal are edging toward an amicable settlement through Allied mediation by Great Britain Russia and Austria. The proposed terms involve Olivenaay and other detached territories, and Spain to gain Montevideo once a Spanish garrison arrives. A separate note discusses US occupation of Florida and promises of peaceful cooperation and financial support.
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Spain
Portugal
Madrid
Great Britain
Russia
Austria
Olivenaay
Colman
Rio Janeiro
Monte Video
Ae Spaniab
Zurdos
Pedecsular
Geonge Sinclair Speech Inversion Caithness Caithness Letting
The excerpt reviews Mr. Sixeratu’s speech and Mr. Sinclair’s remarks praising Sir John Sinclair and his son George, noting support for agricultural advancement and imperial resource management. It recalls Sir John’s influence on farming and taxation, and references Mr. Stwenager’s reform petition stance. The piece highlights liberal views on representation but critiques universal suffrage and annual parliaments.
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Geonge. Sinclair
Bane
Grant
Inverness
Sim
Caithness
Wink
Sixeratu
Irelands
Nla
Jon Stscata
Board of Agriculture
Joan
Insurgent Privateers Threaten Spanish Coast Trade
A Cadiz letter reports insurgent privateers on the Spanish coast extracting concessions from neutral merchants. They threaten to unleash raids from Cadiz to Gibraltar and the Mediterranean, fear privateers will scour the seas, plunder ships, and pressure authorities to shield their commerce.
Congress of Sovereigns and a Cavan burglary tale
The article notes invited diplomatic figures at the Congress of Aix la Chapelle and warns against territorial partition. It then reports a burglary near Cavan, where Mrs Carroll’s house was robbed of clothing and valuables, with a separate note of a man named Edward Farrety being committ ed to jail on related charges.
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Congress OF Sovereigns
Aix la-Chapelle
Vienna
Iti
House of Atrs
Carrul
Kells
Cavan
Ha Lutter
Edward’ Farrety
Hyartidt
Cetin
Cina Sgi
Colonehtankey
Edward Sheritun
Hatly-james-dut
Anid’ Curaty
Bredkduy
Semler
Gottingen Students Face Severe Consequences Amid Insubordination
Reports from Gottingen describe severe outcomes for insubordinate students, with at least fourteen wounded and a dozen Hussars injured, and some dead. Foreign and Hanoverian students have largely left, leaving fewer than five hundred internationals. Similar unrest surfaced at Leipzig, where student clubs and factions clashed despite authorities restricting gatherings. Meanwhile, Aleppo, Syria, endures intense religious persecution as Catholic priests are exiled and adherents face arrest and killings. France and Austria attempted intercession, but local rulers resisted, though a judicial edict later hinted at religious liberty for Catholics.
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Gottingen
Tesu
Anit
Hanover
Leipsic
Dresden
Seipsic
Smalady
Aleppo
Syria
Constantinople
Catholica
Livania
Porte
Royal health update from the Time of Katur Date
The Morning Chronicle reports Her Majesty improves steadily in health with short walks and better nights. The Courier notes a near complete condition and mentions a planned Wednesday removal to Windnot after a royal visit from the Duke of York.
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Katur
Maausry
Wigdaus
Koy
Sally
Duke of York
Actrusts
Tauiptun
Court
Kew Risis
Dedotter
British Money Market Rumors Drive Consols Movement
The England money market shows heaviness with expectations Consols will settle around 74. Traders note Thursday as key date, with anticipation of reductions to 74 or 75 in early quotes. Large bets indicate possible fall before Settling Day amid scarce Saturday business, while changes draw widespread speculation.
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Tris
Doubtful Assertions on Hussey Case and Greenwich Inquiry
Watchful Greenwich Magistrate Mr. Smith and associates pursue unclear evidence about a pond search near Vansittart's Greenwich for a wallet and hammer said linked to a crime. Officers saw mangled bodies washed from stains, with suspicions of premeditated injury and oaths restraining disclosure. The report intertwines a sensational trial with reflections on historical figures and moral virtue.
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Hvasey
Hussey
Smith
Greenwich
Fifa Coly
Birds House
Anim
Mr. Bird
Anafemion Grater
Erilique
Adicina
Lavduder
Husseyas
Roy
Budgn
Severus
Complex correspondence on governor's orders and prisoner policy
A long, fragmentary missive discusses an official exchange about instructions from the governor regarding foreign prisoners, legal duties of transmission of letters, and the handling of copies. It references Count Jeriwaad, Lord Keith, Longwood, Bananas, and specific governance concerns.
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