Royal intrigue and Atlantic plans loom in troubled times
The report details unrest and foreign intrigues spilling into Britain, with Patriots recruiting across England Ireland and Scotland. It notes proposed expeditions by volunteers to Ne Granada, ships chartered from the Thames, and detachments to land on Caribbean coasts, while authorities discuss security and potential consequences.
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Atlantic
Dominiona
Hts
South 4
Eng- Mat
Rcotland
Ireland
Beat
Reopa
Aloat
Privat
Thames
Sears
Holivar
Parz
Margueritte
Aia
Cadis
Rom Harsonsh
Great Mann
Lord Cochrane
Willig
Valparaiso
Arrival of Allied sovereigns in Valenciennes
Despatches from Valenciennes recount the October visits of Emperor Alexander and the King of Prussia with Duke of Wellington. Cavalry reviews, grand dinners, and ball festivities mark their stay, with 34 000 troops and various corps observed. Armorial trophies and universal peace symbols appear in public events as the sovereigns tour theatres and gardens.
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Alexander
Pruxtlo
Ificracon
D'Aatichamp
Tosmyreon
Wellington
M.brindant
Count Woronzow
Rosin
Falpale
Mpeicels
Duke of
Welington
Ferfe
Duke of Wellington
Naasis
Prussia
Prince Royal
Seriioe
Russia
Benin
Duke of Wallington
Eigh
Marning
Valencientes
Empares
Rumia
Desolles
Muaubeage
Emperor of
Rocia
Count de Zivien
Tea fraud trials and excise seizures reported
The article details multiple trials over adulterated tea with cases against John Laguid of Ponting, and David Evoy, including seizure of casks and analysis by botanist Mr. Hughes. It notes witness testimony on plant origins, a 20 shilling penalty, and ongoing prosecutions plus a merchants deputation meeting about seizure procedures and penalties. It also covers the French exile situation near Galveston and Canal company finances with a surplus used to reduce debt.
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Ponting Atvedl
Michael Owen Hughie
Poulbegetroet
Adutt
Hughes
Prawr
Speetent
Davidedn
James Fraser
Lig
Ghia
Fitnese
Dte
Law
Iuic
David al Evoy
Wan
Tt Way
Rai Hat
Waghes
Excise
Mary's-Inne
Custom House
Cuatome
London
China
Dublin
Eustndia Company
Marital Alliance at St George's Church
A historic match is recorded at St George's Church officiated by Rev Thomas Bridge. Ruth Mumey Berry of Hag of Egilab Castle Kong's County marries Maria eldest daughter of the Rev Ailen Noble Adan of Shercock Hall Conoly Caves.
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Aarkkird
St. George
Thomas Bridge
Ruth Mumey Berry
Egilab Castle
Kong's County
Maria
Ailen Noble Adan
Shercock Hall
Conoly Caves
Lady Bruce Swindling Trial Ends With Discharge
A long magistrates court session examined Lady Bruce alias Lucy Brice who faced charges of fraud in presenting herself as a titled heiress. The defense argued the title was known for years in Ireland and England, while prosecutors claimed a debt and deceit. The court discharged the defendant after evidence showed the case centered on a contract debt and misrepresented identity.
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Rowarnset
Brice
James
Binnte
Vald
Jupp
Spicer
Neon-street
Wan
Y Brose
Tanfield
Bence
Bpker
Tanfeld
Lady Bruce
Guinness
Bi Rnib
Nhe
Messra Harding
Mc. Hirnie
Lord Llandaff
England
Ireland
Kinniz
Brube
Markets in Dublin and Liverpool show inconsistent grain prices
Market notes from Dublin and Belfast report poor sheep and beef quality, mixed cattle prices, and rising hogget values. Liverpool quotes indicate subdued trade with Easterly winds limiting grain arrivals. British wheat remains firm, old wheat dull, and oats in constrained demand amid tight feed supplies.
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Ocr
Smithfeld
O Opera
Prine Gostily
Hacon
Mame
NHWAY
Butler
Tan
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Jedd
Gila
Liverpool
Ireland
Pris Ct
Walt
Nur
Avery
London Corn Exchange
Dov
Barney
Emperor's Illness and Governance in Saint Helena Letters
Correspondence details Napoleon Bonaparte's deteriorating health at Saint Helena. O'Meara, Baxter, and Governor control medical access, with Austrian and Russian intervention looming. Emperor confined, limited exercise, mercury treatment missteps, and looming risk of death, while London and officials weigh response.
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Napoleon
Henry Guilig
O'Meara
H. Lowe
Apri
Baxter
Europe
Euffer
Linn
66Th
London
Prince Regent
Lord Liverpool
Flo
J. Lowe
Alto
Yilman
Mie
Coles
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