Mutiny Expedition to the Upper Missouri and Pacific aims
The article describes a planned American fur trade expansion from the Missouri to the Pacific. It notes Colonel Atkins leading a sixteenth infantry expedition to secure routes, and argues opening western communication would transfer fur trade from Britain to the United States, establishing posts, colonies, and eventual ports on the Pacific through Lewis and Clark’s routes.
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Columbia
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Rumoured Successions and Naval News from London Papers
Rumours place the Marquis of Buckingham to succeed Earl Talbot as Ireland’s lord, with Marquis Wellesley touted as ambassador to France. Details note appointments at Demerara customs, Bengal Fort William council, and Dorsetshire ship command amid Maltese advices. Reports of Vice Admiral Sir Thomas Fregmantle’s death in Malta and financial arrangements regarding Spanish Mexican revenue, shipping, and duties.
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Destruction of the Birmingham Theatre and aftermath
A chaotic early morning fire destroyed the Birmingham Theatre during Twelfth Night celebrations. The blaze swept through the structure within hours, sparing the adjacent Shakespeare tavern after residents aided in evacuations. The theatre, insured for substantial sums, stood as a loss with sparse details on cause.
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Magdalen College Fire In Oxford Narrowly Contained
The Bowyer Mire edition reports a fire at Magdalen College near Magdalen College in Oxford. It broke out about three o clock and destroyed furniture and books in about eighteen rooms. The Principal Dr Mace’s buildings were saved with help from pulling down a tying beam. No lives lost. The Lord Bishop of Oxford aided with engines and wetting down.
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Vicar-General Responds To Scriptural Translation Debate
The letter carrier Garrerr Connoury R C Vicar General of Waterford writes to the fitter of the Walprfard Céragivte, condemning the Indicearlalanté reading and asserting an essential difference between Dowasy and English translations. He claims to present a varliest contradiction to the Right Rev De Whikhy who did not entertain the matter.
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Sam
Gagrerr Connoury
R. C
Waterford
Waterloo trophies at Edinburgh remain for national monument
An Edinburgh report notes Sir John Sinclair donated Waterloo trophies to the Lord Provost and Magistrates for safekeeping until the national monument is erected. The relics include armor pieces found at the Waterloo battle and were gathered by Sinclair on the field use.
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de Pad
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Fragmented Extracts of Obscure Notes and Names
Fragmented text fragments show scattered mentions of Sacréa coke oxbadrie aurbit and Toatteatritt of fetter or fda, with stray references to Mr Joba, Kaasx-bridge, and Noveliat. Distorted phrases hint at a literary discussion or editorial notes, plus oblique allusions to climate, miseries, and publican timing.
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