Disturbance Reported and Emigrant Return Requests Noted
Notices describe a September disturbance involving town inhabitants and officers, with orders for corps to use caution before public assemblies. Also reported are 3,000 emigrants in New York seeking passages to Britain and Ireland, plus naval career moves, a Bonaparte linked court rumor, and various maritime and theater notes.
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Milhac
New-York
Ain
Great Britain
Ireland
Milne
Exmouth
Edinburgh
Duke of Buccleugh
Fle
Lord Melbourne
Portemouth
Helena A
Bertrand
St. Helena
Bonaparte
London
H. Lawes
Muuch
Java
Theatre, Inc
Fashionable World Prince Regent Tours Gardens And Court Council
The Prince Regent visited Clermont with Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold, spent hours in the park, and the Princess accompanied Leopold to the stud-house. He later held a council at Carlton House with peers to receive the Recorder's reports and gave audiences to ambassadors and ministers. Duke of York arrived recovered and dined at Holly Lodge.
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Prince Regent
Stud-House
Clermont
Charlotte
Prince Leopold
Carlton House
Earl Bathurst
Sidmouth
Castlereagh
Melville
Lord Ellenborough
General Brice
Viscount Melville
Bath
Dre. Marsh
Landaff
Dr. Watson
Viscount Sidmouth
Lord Elenborough
Duke of York
Coutts
Holly Lodge
Highgate
Marquis
Marchioness of
Sligo
Robert Browne
Prince of Wales Hotel
Sackville Street
France
Italy
Switzerland
Earl of Mountnorris
Valentia
Clogher
Tun. &C.&c
England
Lonisd Conally
Sir Creorge
Lusly Hewitt
Rostmore
Ross
Mampton Court
Roceed
Marquis Cholmonneley
Houghton Hall
Wisveon
Frogmore
Princess Sophia
Bigsnor
Gloucester
Sussex
Cambridge
Wangrave
Guneral Taylor
St. Ann's Hil
Distressing Crimes and Fatal River Accident News
Reports from Bray and Dublin detail the capture of John Maher for robbing John Bernard and nearly killing him. extended pursuit of Captain Grant leads to mistaken arrest of Mr B before release. A tragic boat accident at Rochester Bridge results in multiple fatalities among fourteen passengers including several women and children. Additional notes cover hangings in Kilkenny and ongoing criminal investigations in Limerick Chronicle.
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Vaughan
House of Correction
Newgilte
Algiers
Lord Exmouth
Brisbane
Covent Garves Tazarar
Guy Mannering
Sir Patrick Doutre
Raiilepate
Sir Patrick
Ireland
Audignien
Connor
Mathews
Serba
Win
Macready
Mr. Courtly
London
Courtly
Gertrude
Courily
John
Dorestrarer Porier Orvict
John Maher
Bray
John Bernard
Bernard
Berard
Dixon
Messrs
Sandys
Knox
Wicklow
Maher
Dublin
Hamilton
Turpin
Ward
Exchequer Street
Wexford
Grant
Killoughrim Wood
Ferns
Jes
Captain Grant
Mr. B
Neaself
Afr. C
Hhe
Bia Freud B
Cratuam
Ava
Hoberts
Rochester
London Bridge
Rochester Bridge
Wouldham
Maidstone
Gilbert
Miss Gilbert
Mills
Mr. Mills
Miss Mawnon
Mr. Mawron
Miss Brock
Brock
Alea
Royal Visitors Observe Then Dine With Dukes of York
The Royal Visitors viewed the place then hurried to dine with the Dukes of York and Cumberland, Bathurst, and Viscount Castlereagh, after an audience at Carlton House. Fashions feature deep blue and lilac crapes with white daisies or roses, green striped trims, and Merino waistcoats with color borders.
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Cate
Dukes of York
Cumberland
Bor
Bathurst
Viscount Castlereagh
Reghht
Carlton-house
Reverend Chalmers Sermon on Providence and Redemption
A historical sermon by Rev. De. Chalmers discusses divine providence over creation and salvation. He argues that scripture supports special care for all beings and critiques doctrines that undermine redemption. Astronomical observations are noted as stepping beyond sense and sight.
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de. Chalmers
Histury
Grdds
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Sdord
Kia
Delie Chhog
New York
Chef D'Auvra
Journal Des Debats
Guin
Holker
aHeasure
Fashionable World
Neile
Hehir
Keory
Newton
Kilmaest
County Infirmary
Scanlan
Burns
Ghechy
Evanglic
Croppies
Limerick Chronicle
Francis Langford
Kenny
James Sperun
Dillons
Sperun
Neil
Helic
Thos, Davenport
DR. Chalmers
The
Glasgow Courier
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