Fragmented Hindostan Notes and Advertisements 1819
A long mixed notice recounts medical powders by Dr James, auctioneers, proclamations for military contracts, and detailed colonial dispatches from Madras and Cuttack. Includes fever remedies, analeptic pills, and reports on insurrectionary activity near Koordah with patrol movements, engagements, and civilian risk.
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Paulic
Eeaudienee de Ateneels
Newbery
Butler Sons
Cheapside
St. Paul's Chugeh Yard
R.G. G. James
Gommissary Generals Office
Commissariat
Mountpelier Bill
Dublin
Moxway
Tecomnen
Book of Ireland
Isaac Cusack
Andlioncer
Nowlan and Shaw Avings Offer Ready Money Goods
Nowlan and Shaw Avings announce a sale of their extensive stock at No 10 Westmonland Street. They cite improvements in their cloth manufacture and the employment of skilled apprentices, inviting the public to purchase Calico, satin, silks, and fancy fabrics at low prices with immediate payment, thanking nobles and gentry for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Thomas MacBarnx
Paris
Luat Se
Paria
Calien
Nationa
Werbargt
Werburgh-teeet
Dublig
Charles J. Wilkins
Abraham Mason
di Waon-Street
Wilkins
N. B
Arraae
Robert Glover
Fatah
I Bhai
Dublin
Dabiia
Nowlan
Shaw Aving
Crete
Roy, D. Saan and Co
Wade
Caloin
Wepmonlaand Staeke
Safe and Double-Row Crip Safe Sale Promised
An odd notice from Ames Auden announces disposal of numerous double through Crip Safes and field and entrance patterns. The items are described as well executed, with potent make and style, offered cheaply by a local dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Auden
Anany-sregar
British forces advance to Koormah amid Indian insurrection
In East Indies reporting, 1st Battalion 18th Native Infantry and Governor’s guard form a mobile detachment crossing the Mahunodda toward Koordal. Major Carter with Mithanila and L1th troops plus artillery move via Kutgoora. Proclamations issued offering general amnesty if rebels lay down arms and return to civility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koormah
Hamilton
Pours
Armstrong
Tegrural Martindel
Ribels
Civis
Insurrection at Amboyna Riot Causes Heavy Losses
The incident near Amboyna on May 20 involved a Dutch landing at Sapardya in a rebel uprising. Major Fs and Lieut Schudrus were killed, Rajah Sing Soory shot, and several European officers and men perished or were wounded. Rebels blamed paper money, requisitions, and harsh orders for the mutiny, with natives aiding the fight and many Europeans killed or drowned during the escape.
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Minto
Aeath Cuttack
Madras
John Malcolm
Cuttack
Koordah
Pykes
Carter
Oupayrd
Pource
Juggurnaut
Hamittah
Pie Regiment
Nicolson
Cattack
Ander
Jungla
Cork
Mucken Persaud
Pooree
2Uth
Armistrong
Sora
Banjepore
Dewan
Irnraneth
Fly Hills
Captain Lefevre
Khoordaghtur
Cook
Lefevre
Haelf
Balasore
Gongparrah
Baujepore
Jemiedar
Jorties
Gupe
Mahahonditee
Coojung
Furmer
Pearson
Peeples
Dlerring
Toth Regiment
Quader Feu
Sis
Amboyna
David Mtdbe
McConierds
Offiedia
Tel Fort Victoria
Sagarga
Boloousita
Hawoko
Geu
Enemis
Sapardya
Saparona
Negres
Schudrus
N.N
Mery
Maer Batjty
Pierreruin
Soory
Hiphee
Behin
Per
Sing
Tan
Javaz
Alues
Hts
Weiter
Orneck
Haraeka
Mia
Spedala
Atuin
Cera
Ceram
Dey of Algiers Reported Amid War Declarations
A Margate despatch from Algiers notes a vessel from Sregen stating the Dey of Algiers has been shot and war declared against the Swedes and War. The report is questioned as exaggerated with suspicions of misreporting spread by various sources. Unclear signals point to tensions between Swedes and Algerines and potential mischief in Marseille routing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margate
Sregen
Algiers
Rafael
Tone
Algy
Meso
Mian
Marseilles
Russia and Pup Act Amid Confusion in Nov
Reading from a fragmented dispatch, Higseit reports a recent intervention between St Peoriurgh and Portugal. The note claims a new understanding prevails among parties, with further discussions planned at the Court of the Myut Puithfud Magrath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francront
St. Peoriurgh
Portugal
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