Fras' ces and the pursuit of fugitives in 19th century conflict
An OCR fragment details a chase of fugitives led by a figure named Fras across a war zone. It notes pursuit to Calabozo, forces around 4000 infantry, and movements about four miles north of Calabozo. Reports cite American papers discussing Patriots and threats of a decisive strike.
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Sttprize
Hsiain
Gili
Todd Cavaley
Gontierdia
Honida
Caboaba
Calahoao
Loraig
Congress of Sovereigns to Meet at Aix-la-Chapelle
Reports indicate a Congress of sovereigns will convene at Aix-la-Chapelle to discuss the evacuation of France by the Allied Army and broader European interests. It is said the Duke of Stremzzimi and Lord Castbineacr will attend with the Allied sovereigns during their stay.
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Aixdahhapelle
France
Europe
Germany
Duke of Stremzzimi
Castbineacr
Aix-la-Chapelle
Prince de Conde In Illness As Duke Bourbx In England
The venerable Prins de Coupe has been in frail health since leaving Paris. A messenger was sent to his son the Duke de Bourx, who is presently in England. The Prince is in his 82d year.
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Prince OF
Conde
Prins de Coupe
Paris
Duke de Bourx
England
Market closing figures: English Funds and Consols listed
The report notes closing market figures for English Funds and Consols with brief values across several securities. Specific prices include 44 Wéees Tad, 79, Consols 793, and 80 34 per Cent. Stock 89, with references to Omalaum ky and related securities.
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Wéee
Tad
Consols
Omalum Ky
Suppressing Begging in Dublin Meets Resistance and Action
The General Committee of the Suppressing Begging association in Dublin met to approve measures aiding city beggars who rely on charity after June 8. Subcommittees will report next week, and accounts will list subscribers of £10 and up, with a call to residents to withhold alms from mendicants.
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Dublin
Yue
Earl of Cuanus Monr
Toore
Letter from Mr Burnowes Defends Trinity College Choice
A Virginia like lament from Dublin peers, Mr Burnowes writes to the Provost Fellows and Scholars of Trinity College. He defends W C Poosner and urges inquiry before any substitution, praising Poosner’s talents, moral character, and steadfast representation, while questioning farcical charges and urging caution before any change. He argues for a learned, religious seminary to weigh the College’s interests in harmony with Ireland’s needs.
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Trinity Celleys
Mey Paren
Buwnowen
Ireland
Ste.Buanowes
Proimcitre
Burnowes
R. Burnowes
Homdedidinjs
Capxen
London
House of Commons
Iish
Caoies
Puunker
Cnokem
Mr. Puunker
Panxket
Pronge
Pirunkert
Nzland
Bun
Trinity College
College of Dublin
W. C. Poosner
Macaure
Kilkenny official debates tax policy amid illness and censorship
An Evening Paper criticizes public censoring while reporting Kilkenny Speprenentiaire Mr Butter faced illness that kept him from voting on Shaw's motion to reduce the Window Tax. Authorities in Dublin Castle issued a Proclamation, and unrest in Tipperary and Louth counties prompts relief from the Peace Preservation Act.
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C. Butter
Speprenentiaire
Kilkenny
Shaw
Butler
Portrait of Bonaparte Revealed in Paris Reflections
A late 1797 Paris encounter details Bonaparte as self centered, calculating, and fearless. The observer notes his cold gaze, strategic mind, and habit of probing others with pointed questions while rejecting sympathy, portraying a man driven by self interest and a longing to subjugate. The account recalls his fleeting charm, growing arrogance, and complex relation to power.
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Ouarauton
Bonaparne
Cane Forte
Madama
Acton
Bonaparte
M Hha
Paris
Bonapaste
France
England
Bonasparte
Egypt
Mie
Termination of the trial of Fualdes murderers
The jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict after four hours deliberation on the killing of the 34 May. Bailide, Jallasion, Bancal, Bax, and Collard were condemned to death. Bax may receive clemency due to life disclosures. Ro Benoit is sentenced to life imprisonment and branding. Missonter to one year imprisonment and 60 francs. Madame Mintson acquitted and released.
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Baetide
Jallasion
Bancal
Bax
Collard
Madame Mintson
Lords Debate Second Reading of Funds Bill
Report of the Friday night proceedings in the House of Lords on the Funds Bill. Lord Avenyer supports rapid passage while Lord Harrowby and Archbishop Gantsabury argue for slow deliberation and church funding. Liverpool replies. Bill read a second time and ordered to be committed Monday.
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MoRgan
Bath ‘Housys
House OF Lords
Lord Harrowby
Archbishop Gantsabuary
Earl of Liverpool
Lambton
Austria
Prussia
Provtuerob
LY Etleton
Debated readings and grants in the House of Commons
Debates covered foreign affairs with the Pindaree issue and state policy on India, papers from Lord Melville 1783, and Canning’s papers. The Duke of Kent marriage grant faces opposition, with Lords Castlereagh and others weighing income sources. A separate bill on Allen is debated, with votes split and a Monday report planned. An ode and levee are announced for June 8.
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Sas
India
Howarth
Tiidid
Lord Melville
Ladia
Lord Hastings
Canning
Duke of Kent
Curwen
Bie
R.herron
Miun
Mr. Brougham
Methuen
Lord Althorp
Protheroe
M. J. Smith
C. Monck
Dublin Citizens Readies Evening Entertainment
The Citizens of Dublin will act in support without testifying regard at the approved event next Wednesday night. The selection for the evening’s entertainments is calculated to give satisfaction by introducing several amateurs, inhabitants of this City, as candidates for a boost to the town’s cultural life.
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Erik
Dublin
Porton
Bens
Death of Petion and Haitian upheaval in brief
A Port-au-Prince dispatch reports the death of Petion after eight days of illness caused by unusual causes. The state funeral drew vast crowds and solemn scenes as a car modeled after Nelson’s era bore the late president’s body. Ambiguity remains over the death’s cause while Christophe’s possible move looms. Merchants fear losses of British property and await a ship of war after embargoes. Boyer is to be proclaimed and frontier measures planned.
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Petion
Port-Au-Prince
Tree of Liberty
Lord Nelson
Alexander Petion
d’Hayti
Personne
Republic
Boyer
Christophe
Popham
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