British forces report decisive action near Balik Anging Pass
Major Dalton's dispatch from Macassar details a morning attack that extended to the afternoon, with redoubts breached and two principal works carried. The force suffered several wounds and casualties, while the enemy, estimated around two thousand, was repulsed and the Royal Standard found by the assailants. The report notes ongoing mobilization and anticipated improvement of local positions.
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Bajahot Botti
Macassar
Diltom
Batavia
Ibcorsseunen
Motipes
Benares
Vergamouth
D. M. Dalton
Balik Anging
Ggn
Daree Chetea
Battwell
Cramera
Rah
Goah
Hugoar
DH. Daston
Macasar
Madura
Gattern
Java
Amboyna
Parliamentary Business and Committee Notes 1815
Parliament schedules proceedings across multiple committees including Saving Bank Bill Indemnity Bill Mad Houses and Silk Bill. Notices mention Martine bail, Ward Ordnance Estimates and Governor Macquarie petition. Other items cover Distress of Trade, Chancery Report, Peace Preservation Ireland Act amendment and an Ireland reform debate.
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Monbar
Corhimiitee
Martine
Exchequer
Committee of Supply
Mabey
Turroar
Brougham
Eaghe Court of Chancery
Pee
Ireland
Waonespay
Pertons
Prritiauw
Treasonable Practices Bill Third Reading Delayed
In Parliament the third reading of the Treasonable Practices Bill was moved to tomorrow. Bonaparte related notices on forthcoming motions to obtain copies of instructions sent to the Governor of St Helens about Boosperte and related expenditure. Lord Hotrano announced intent to correct misrepresentation and bring forward Abiamation, to be addressed tomorrow night. Lords were adjourned for the day.
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Bonaparte
Hotrano
St. Helens
Ima
Canal Bill Debated Between Edinburgh and Leith
A partial record shows Mr Frycay moving to introduce a bill creating a navigable canal between Edinburgh and Leith. Sir Luwann Exacuaunt opposed the motion, with the session proceeding on the matter.
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Frycay
Ldhgow
Edinburgh
Luwann Exacuaunt
Debates on Irish Debt and Currency Reform
Parliament discussed the foreign top issue and the Irish debt.Mr Baring noted government hints on a transaction aiding European tranquility and reducing bills. The Chancellor of the Exchequer estimated the Irish public debt at 20 to 30 million pounds and said preparations were under way to assimilate Ireland to the English currency. The house voted to discharge Irish coins and duties.
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Ireland
Micumi
Belfast
W. H. Quix
M. Frrzagrace
F. Isid
Manayat
Howevr
England
Mr. M
London
Court of King's Bench
Brougham
Exchequer
Colunies
Bexner
New South Wales
Maquarrie
Casteameacn
M. ‘Firzeaach
Phu
Netherlands
Brovonam
Thurdday
Otioedar Comatri Saventurg
Alderman Arxinas
Fergorox
Arbroath
Cnme
Scotland
Cornwal
A. Hasilton
Kircaidle
Dovdas
Mr. Baouanam
Alrad
Heazr
Committee OF Supply
France
Committee of Finance
Lord Paumerston
Ith
India
Aia
Chelsea Hospital
Kilmainham Hospital
Chetera
Kiazinham
Crawcecron
Eicnaques
Pesce
Badenahiwa
Duke of Wellington
Conway
Batre
Phe
Baring
His
Europe
Gaudi
New York Papery Reports Protection Needed for US Manufactures
A long Monday March article cites a January report from New York’s Committee of Manufactures urging protective measures to shield infant US industries, especially woollen and cotton, from unlimited foreign imports. It notes mild winter contrasts with severe winter elsewhere, and reports shipping losses and a string of vessel incidents near Newfoundland. Grain markets show limited supplies and fluctuating prices, with wheat rising and other commodities steady.
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New York
Otredactim
York
Europe
Anya
Yrinio
United States
St. John's
Ewfoundland
N.N.E
James
Mary
Caledonia
Poole
Mont
Abotte
Arrests in Manchester on High Treason Suspicions
Reports state that several persons were arrested in Manchester on suspicion of high treason. A police magistrate and a king's messenger carried warrants last Friday. Dispatches from Canton and notes on Lord Amherst's embassy to Pekin spark alarm amid uncertain confirmations.
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Akesits
Ververal
Manchester
Baker
Lord Amherat
Pekio
East India Company
Canton
Cornwallis
Downs
Boad
Amerdsm
Lord Atherst
St Patrick's Feast at Castle on Monday Evening
Dublin Gazette reports a Butt and Supper at the Castle on Monday evening March 7 to celebrate St Patrick. Ladies wear green hoops with patterns, gentlemen in full dress. Attending officials include the Lord Lieutenant and the Duchess of Dorset, with Irish manufacture highlighted.
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Jerlain
Dublin
St. Pateick
M. B
Lirutetant
Duchess of
Dorset
Ireland
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Ertrerery
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Recheghel
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