Siege and assault near Chandore Fort in Deccan campaign
Brigadier General Sir Thomas Hislop reports actions against Pindaree and Holkar forces. Korrees chief surrenders after promises of pardon, while Kakree Khan defects to Jawad camp. British storming party, aided by Madras European regiment, breaches Chandore fort defenses and massacres garrison after treacherous resistance. several officers wounded or killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Malcolm
Jacud
Korrees
Kukreem Khan
Jawad
Hia Durrah
Hines
John Malcolm
T. Hislop
Turner
Sindwah
Qeneral
Idvat
Regiovers
Mmne
Kiledar
Eo Male
Livut
Col. Macher
Hhe
His Majesty
Gallcots
Madras European Regiment
Maur Gurdon
Future Corps
34 Light Infantry
Maor Kenwles
Wolioit Jerma
Cooway
Murray
Major Gordun
Gordon
Macgregor
Binwelf
Weil
Rans
O'Brien
Djutantgieneral
Anderson
Blawr Gordon
Thos
Hislop
Deccan
Dlaler
J Cauk
Bie
His Majesty's Royal State
Megrégor
M. Murray
W. Obriew
N Royal Score
Kaeipeete
2D Regiment Native Infantry
Kasigh Chauval
T. Pislop
Ba Tarrina
Talaier
Kitledar
Chandoreiat
Galna
Sassoon
Maad
Briggs
Chandore
EipAtastane
Belour
Rajee
Campaign dispatches recount Pickerings and Pindarrie actions
A detailed extract from Brigadier General Pritzier and Sir J Malcalm reports describes British advances against Pindarre chiefs from Nangborry Wyraighar to Padshapouri and beyond. Key captures include Lognue fort, Kaly, Muchee, Thong, and Beojapuor as forces press toward Nagpoor with contingents under Major Thatcher and Lt Col Stanhope pursuing fleeing groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ram Deen
Clatdarr
Kir T. Hislop
Copergaum
Byzapoor
Wheer
Smith
Gao
Manto
Baddamaty
Bongalore
Puseevsiol
Padshapoti
Kintia
Belgaun
Beojapuor
Prother
Lognue
Kaly
Muchee
Thong
Hat
Cowatee
Mierender
Sucherin
Toong
Tenout
Liaw
Ten
Pritaler
Adj
Cuap
Verre Snyralighnr
Furta
Nangborry
Wyraighar
Furia
Pandooghur
Kummuighar
Keodelghur
iUl
Enisianes
Thatcher
Qh Dooway Native Infantry
Juvenibeut
Orchard Robbery Ends in Child Injured by Gunfire
Police report details a breach at the Lawless orchard in Claghensil street adjoining Harulls Cems. A 10 year old boy, William Sal man, was shot in the neck and head while intruding. both Lawless and a watchman named Windiweeny fired muskets. The boy was taken to Meath Hospital in critical condition but shows signs of possible recovery. Hugh Lawless fled, Sweeny was arrested and committed to Kilmainham for trial next Constution.
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Lawless
Claghensil Atreet
Harull
s.Cems
Howerde
Mat
Ilogll Lawless
Windiweeny
Ty Cle
William Salman
Jonr Peyman
Meath Uuspital
Combe
Hugh Lawless
Trotaries
Sweeny
Traten
Peisoner
Kilmainham
Price of Dish Stocks Yesterday
Fragmented OCR note lists various stock and bond prices with unclear names and values. Mentions Hank Stock 0.62, Gov Deb 84.2, Grand Catalog Stock 85.43, Ditta Vow 5 percent, and Citry Bonds Oper Cl Do Gaertte 6, with several garbled abbreviations and prices.
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Speett
Pachaser
Funds fall as foreign stocks attract capital, says Dublin journal
The Dublin Journal reports London journals note a drop in British funds despite European stocks rising. Speculators shift capital abroad, reducing demand for British securities. The article attributes the decline to higher profits in manufacturing, increased commerce, and a larger disposable stock, signaling a gradual adjustment to a new level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fis
London
France
Russia
Austria
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
United Kingdom
The Crops and Market Outlook This Season
Harvests are unusually productive in Ireland and the Continent, yet grain prices stay high due to speculation and imports from Baltic and America. A Sussex correspondent warns Ireland may fetch high prices for butter and grain but cautions farmers not to flood the market by selling too early. The report suggests English crops may not be as productive as press reports imply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Baltic
America
Sussex
England
Spain and Portugal seek accord over Montevideo
Private Paris letters say Spain and Portugal may settle differences soon. Spain would require a preliminary to surrender Montevideo and aid to protect it from Artigas and Buenos Ayres, explained as a response to the South American insurgent threat. The piece argues Brazil’s provinces face greater danger and defends Rio’s seizure as justified by Spain’s own reasoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Portugal
Paris
Monte- Video
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Monte Video
Spain and Her Colonies The Congress and Bonaparte
A private letter from Iran notes Allied Sovereigns meeting at Aix la Chapelle will discuss pacification measures and an amnesty for colonial troubles while Cadiz prepares a grand expedition. The plan hinges on Allied decisions, with two possible aims: peace on our terms or renewed war if rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Spain
Aix-la-Chapelle
New World
Cadiz
Army of Occupation Review Preparations in Alsace
Upper Rhine reports Austrian corps in Alsace preparing for the Army of Occupation review by the Duke of Wellington. The French call it La revue de depart. Troops expected to return to former stations in early September to await Congress instructions at Aix la Chapelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Rhine
Alsace
Duke of Wellington
la Revue de Depart
Aix-la-Chapelle
Proclamation Warns of US Attack on St Augustine
The Spanish Governor of St Augustine denounces US troops advancing toward East Florida, asserting their aim to seize Pensacola and its fortresses. He declares resistance, notes fortifications, and orders two new forts while urging defense of homes, liberty, and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Augustine
United States
Pensacola
East Florida
West Florida
Harvest prospects in Germany near Ratisbon report
German papers state harvests are fine with abundant produce across districts near Ratisbon. Rye and wheat harvests finished by the 14th, barley due to be completed in a few days.
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Ratisbon
Continental Fortresses. Letters from Prussia
Reports from Prussia note many workmen on entrenchments at Torgau and Wittenberg. Netherlands sources say forts are rising from Nieuport to Luxemburg and a second line along the Meuse from Dinant to Maestricht. Iluy Castle is to be rebuilt, and Namur works proceed with extraordinary activity.
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Prussia
Torgau
Wittenberg
Netherlands
France
Nieuport
Luxemburg
Meuse
Dinant
Maestricht
Iluy
Namur
Anti Pirate Institution Announces Cessation in Paris
The Paris based Anti Pirate Institution reports the Dey of Algiers has freed European captives and allocated compensation. Corsairs disarmed and maritime traffic to slow this year. The organization claims its labor succeeded and bureaux near cessation as Sir Sydney Smith departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Algiers
Jane
Sir Sydney Smith
Window Tax Petition Heard by St Catherine Parish
On a Saturday meeting of the Parish of St Catherine's the assembly unanimously resolved to petition Parliament for a total repeal of the Window Tax. The action reflects local frustration with the tax and collective efforts to seek abolishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine's
East India Company dispatches recount siege and killings
A long excerpt reviews Sir Thomas Hislop era actions in India, detailing the assault on the fortress of Tannier and the fall of its garrison. It notes atrocities by garrison Arabs, captures of Pinducree chiefs, and future hopes for subduing rebels with British troops and local allies. Also reports archive items on Germany, Hungarian politics, and local 19th century happenings.
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Ton
India
Thorns
Tannier
Sehat
Gordon
MacGregor
MM Murtagg
Aword
Killedar Bimesult
Thomas Flislop
Murray
Karreem Khan
Kader
Bukeh
Kota
Kerowly
Agra
Alahabar
Cheetoo
Ranjin
Bhopaul
John Malcolm
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al Beld
Rowtow
Ford
Huikar
Brilixl
Burhame
Tair Mahomedan
Mahratia
Sabalet
Pander
Holkar
Cancabout
Tuluier
Epith
Chandoo
Cyandoor
Waasonta
Ferthin
Wf. Elphinstone
Warden
Hombay
Walla
Pritzier
M. Elphinstone
Joan Sde
Petall
Loric
Arabia
Thomas Pritzler
Brig
Geo
Pritxter
Chuadin
Wundun
Chundin
Wonden
Luem
J. Malcalm
Adam
Secetary
Gugeth
Kader Dukeh
Korreon Kino
Nanidur Khan
Mirze Bokeh
Kader Bubsh
Sheetou
Woo
Adims
Lave Haniahed
J. Matcutms
Mr. Adam
Camp Ongela
Rurceen Khaw
Gorudipore
Kader Buhah
Nalbar Shaiee
Kurroom Khan
Ougeia
Koia
Keruwly
Aliababad
Meey Zuiter
Allahabad
Givrucapore
Licut
Miggur
WG Keir
Furala
Indure
Seymlee
Tre
L. Stanhope
Chetoo
C. Gt. Kerr
Coniray
Adj Gien
Dedulpoor
B. Bia
Mindurrees
Lie Place
Oubiber Lient, Col
Stanhope
Iwi
Budindred Niu
W. G. Kell
Bycapoor
Bheer
Almedavaguur
Baddawory
Dungaleote
Gilpurbarter
Padxhapour
Langaicote
Ndwe
Lagbur
Henibay
Poona
the Dublin Journal
Chester Mail
Bonaparte
Las Cassas
Lee Cassas
Lutied
THE
Congress
Army OF Occupation
Germany
Anti-Pirate Institution
Pressdaiate
Badan
Iris
Bolnad
Tok Pice
Hungary
Mi de Bagi H
Noctor Meyler
Great Britain
Trelaund
Newry
Newry Telegraph
Strabane
Michael Connor
Dorman
Passage Road
Cork
J. England
Nathan Wadson
Finnach
Ira
Mes
Hudson
Messrs
Crawford
Scott
Qoudh
Dunstomane Hill
Macbeth
Siward
James M. Nairn
Poet Nut
Ballymaher
Loggford
Jamen Miffets
Ween Bias Oepsy
37Th
Fragaes
Hte
John Wright
Miso
Wright
Royal Artillery
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