Forts and Actions Across India’s Frontiers Reported
An imperial dispatch details the seizure of forges and forts in the Nepaul region and along the foothills, noting brigadier General Smith’s orders, the Capture of several strongholds such as Trimback and nearby posts, plus praise for Major Davies, Lieutenant Colonel Crindill, and the Royal Scots. It also chronicles advances by Bombay Army artillery and engineers, with extensive descriptions of fortifications, rock-cut reservoirs, and the rugged terrain shaping the campaign’s progress.
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Borbay
Rythor
Goloas
Tonaven
Hiv Mizhrew
Lehrin
Cajevel
Davies
Baveier Baaig
Goure
Aseret
Hayes Row
Rod Ewan Apenge
Comsingham
Datton
Smith
Apmb
Uapteta Dasses
Nepaunkes
Buren
Gia
Garrender
Erirbao Palogus
Johnma Thas Nepeamber
Hajes
Rao
Alimedaugger
Nepauhkarla
Tidamidip Nepapober
Wat Trimbuckjee
Trimback
Naiweck
Jonear
Meedivegl
Bern
Sonia
Macdowall
Ibe
Teibinidhe
Syipitreck
Trimbuck
Banday
Cotourl Macdowaill
Boverts
Poremioa
Trim
Isweukel Davis
Crindill
M‘hean
Kovign
Vilage
Livat
Gorien
Hig
Royal Scots
Eldridge
Bombay Regiment
Jetter Datud
Doogar
Beaver
Chowan
Juodum
Emuman
Juneet
Jodie Fiomila
Sewalee
India
Sounur
Ome
Abe
Uslannind
Lwuau
Nh Meub
Gacr
Bedu Gill
Borent
Itl
Arent
Fort i
Souttwest
Descripitive Peak and Forts amid Mountain Cliffs
A detailed 19th century style account describes a rugged ascent, a tall rock pillar near Lea, and a fort on a distant mountain. It covers the landscape, the treacherous approach, and the strong defenses reputedly built into the terrain as a British detachment moves to engage nearby enemies. The narrative includes troop actions at Dewghor, river stockades, and a skirmish with the Kitledar forces near Sylph and the Prince of Wales, detailing a night assault, casualties, and captured prisoners.
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Lea
Abyaz
Kouhan
Bile
Egan
Barryehundeghur
Qatare
Malvwan
Ghetriak
Pearngtas
Prince of Wales
Kitledar
Dewghor
Pearson
Purpore
Hughes
Thompson
Lis Alijeaty
Campbell
Nacive Infantry
Rohapy
Dominicrtli
Price Summary of Irish Stocks Saturday Declines
Irish stock prices shown with Hank Stock and Grand Canal Stock near mid values. Gov Debt 3 percent and various loan and debentures cited. English letters on Friday list Bank Sloot India Stock and Navy bonds with mixed bids.
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Hank Stock
G.C
Grand Canal Stock, Co
Stock Bane Ct
Os Bat
Ditto Loan
Gye
Par
Ees
Faehange
Bank Sloot
India
Horde
Ridin
Coma
SparCh Navy
Details of Indian campaign praised Hastings and conquests
The Dublin Journal reports London papers detailing Indian military actions led by the Marquess of Hastings. It notes nearly vanquished Pindarris, territorial gains attaching Peshwa lands to Bombay Presidency and MadrasSouth of Sattarah. It mentions fortifications on difficult basalt heights, Sieges of Wassota, and release of British officers hunter and Morrison from confinement.
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London
India
Dublin
Bombay
Liverpool
Hastings
Kinkeen
Candeish
Sattaral
Bombay Presidency
Madras Presidency
Sattarah
Darwar
Elphinstone
Wassota
Measrs
Hunter
Morrison
Cometo
Madras
Rajah's Rise and Fortified Route in Deccan Tangle
British forces move to Sattarah to secure the Throgs region as the Rajah, reputed from Senajee’s line, is installed by the Peishwa with Elphinstone guiding policy. The Rajah, about 25, with two younger brothers and a scheming mother, receives royal pomp while a fort and principality surround his rule. Elphinstone named Commissioner in the Deccan.
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Sattarah
Hujah
Berar
Paishwa
Senajee
Battargh
Vidafidhy Anna
Elphinstone
Lord Hastings
Rajghadd
Deccan
Manchester Spinners Wage Strikes Across England
The Manchester spinners largely return to work after a breakdown in negotiations with master manufacturers. Journeymen demand higher wages, currently under 78 shillings weekly, but employers fear the high cost of labor amid cheap foreign goods and duties. Reports from Chorley and Preston indicate widespread strikes and deputed actions while Shrewsbury shoemakers end their nine week stoppage.
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Europe
London
Chorley
Preston
Shrewsbury
Gloucester Journal
The Congress of Aix la Chapelle and Spanish Plenipotentiary
Reports indicate Allied sovereigns refuse to admit the Spanish plenipotentiary to the Aix la Chapelle Congress. Prince Metternich leads the opposition citing protest over France’s evacuation by foreign troops. Paris suggests M de Humboldt may attend to advise Hardenberg on Spanish colonies pacification.
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Aix-la-Chapelle
Spain
Prince of Metternich
France
Paris
M. de Humboldt
London
Prince Hardenberg
Standing Anway France Memoir From Henry I to Amienus
A curio memoir of the French army from Henry I to the peace of Amienus, asserted as carefully drawn and well informed. The writer expresses a wish to extend the account to the present time or to the battle of Watertos.
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Henry Ir
Amienus
Watertos
Gibraltar Plague and Itinerant Fumigation Measures
Dispatches report Gibraltar implements strict fumigation after receiving plague lottery data through end of last month. Officials ordered no pardons entering the town and instructed single-letter precautions at infected locations. Citizens and coachmen protested the stringent process as unnecessary since standard fumigation could suffice. General Dep reportedly listened to complaints but delayed fortress communications until passengers were well smoked at a sea shore receiving-house built for that purpose.
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Gibraltar
Dep
London and Empire notes stir in Parliament delay and Bonaparte rumors
The issue highlights a revenue rise reducing the need for next year’s funding, a postponed Parliament meeting from October to November, and speculative discussions of Lord Cochrane’s steam vessel aiding Bonaparte. It also covers a Demerara Admiralty Court opening and a comical Dandy accident with a repaired rescue.
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London Gazette
The Queen Suffering Debility Amid Royal Respite
A long royal bulletin describes Queen Victoria’s illness and worsening debility as doctors and care givers battle to stabilize her condition. Attendants, including the Prince Regent and Lady Halford, rally at Windsor and Carlton House, with constant medical attention and riverfront separations noted as her chamber faces autumnal river winds. An accompanying letter from America reflects on the quarantine of the royal family, labor conditions, and hopes for relief, while praising the monarchy’s resilience amid adversity.
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Marante
Abel
Ana le
Baer
Pat
Ofsetas
Lal
Bratiudes
Shanny Haalford
Windsor
Mr. Baance
London
Pringeven
Gentry
Vipa
Francis Matchman
Phrysicings
Tay
Orde
19Th Lancers
Landaug
Magexry
Queen's House
H. Han
Attendange
Botanic Gardens
Earl
Hancourt
Duke of
Yoram
Halpord
Paince
Carton House
Sond Ting
Duke of Youk
Palace
Carltou House
Papocessis
Sir Heyny
Wavrorp
Crest
PX Lycasseh
Vinyleul
Francis Mible Nan
Pinner
Wexny Halver
Palaces
Wiordses
Countess of
HiGaens
Lovduva
Jetten
Little Halford
Americs
United States
Georgetown
Washington
Weiling
Lourkund
England
Parsons
Opul
America
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Cape Cormorin
Wasserata
Manchester Spinners
Congress
Lord Cochrane
Bonapanate
St St. Helena
Ondl
James Town
Windward
Bonaparte
Euclape
Onré
Agliof Theidlard
Dari
Honapante
Lord Cochrans
St. Nebena
Pexas
Trinity River
Albany
Combin
Napoleon
Helene
Demerara
Roger
Manuel Ciarcias
Raymond Rodrigues
Cayenne
British West Indies
USA
Sackville Reed
Cine
Deayth
Max
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