Debates on the Slave Trade in New Parliamentary Chronicle
An advertised release titled The Debates of the Present Session, lavishly illustrated with portraits of R. B. Sheridan and other members, promises ongoing weekly numbers. It includes the King and major peers as frontispieces and offers proof impressions of portraits for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Warren
R. B. Sheridan
Clarendon
Parliamentary Chronicle
Houses of Lords and Commons
London
C. Cooke
Pater-nofter
King
Duke of York
Duke of Clarence
Earl of Carlisle
Duke of Portland
Archbishop of
York
Earl of Dartmouth
Earl of Pembroke
Bishop
Durham
Marquis of Stafford
Lord Rodney
Duke of Leinster
R.B. Sheridan
Parifian Vegetable Syrup Promises Venereal and Scorbutic Cure
A Victorian notice touts the Parifian Vegetable Syrup by J Howson M D as a mercurial-free remedy for scurvy, scrophula, venereal disease, and blood impurity. It claims many testimonials prove its efficacy, notes spring purification, and lists sales locations in London Edwin shops and Edinburgh Glasgow agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.de Veznos
J. Howson
M. D
Hatton Garden
Nature
Hodson
Kandal
Royal Exchange
Mathews
Strand
Bacon
Oxford-freet
Bryan
Upper Mary
COIMBATORE FORT DEFENSE AND NUNDY DROUG SIEGE UPDATE
Extract from the Madras Courier recounts Coimbatore's quiet revenue collection and a looming relief march by Major Car PAGE for Abercrombie's army. It also details the siege of Nundy Droug, noting breaches on the 17th and 18th, a moonlit assault by flank companies and grenadiers, and the signal guns before midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Coimbatore
Polgauto
Chalmers
Car- Page
Abercromie
Tippoo
Ocober
Nundy Droug
Goardie
His Majesty
Siege Narrative of Nundy Droug Assault and Aftermath
An editorial extract recounts the storming of Nundy Droug fortress led by Lt Mackinzie Major Gowpie and Capt Robertson. It notes heavy but misdirected fire from the fort, orderly seizure of the fort, and the escape of the garrison aided by ropes. Major Gowrie’s humane conduct preserved civilians and secured the prisoner Kerpar Killdar. General Mevons and Lord Cornwallis praise the siege, with detailed commendations for officers and engineers and a captured correspondence between SutTan Khan Sheriff and Gowpie. The report closes with a translation of SutTan Khan Sheriff’s reply, detailing terms offered and the fort’s remaining defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinzie
More
His Majesty
Robertson
Madrass
Hart
His
Rogertson
Mrpows
Gowopir
Gowets
Mevons
Nandy Droog
Medows
Gowdie
Lord Cornwallis
G. A. O. Camp
Nundy Durgum
Madras
Bengal
A & Faise
Gowrie
Bhimunghur
Nandy Durgum
Montacue
71St
M‘leop
Reap
Kyop
Mackenzie
Rhinumghur
Dewis
Pioneer Corps
Sroxog
Engineers
Lord Cornwalls
Kerpar
Nandy
Gowpie
SutTan Kuan Sueriff
Earl Cornwall
Nandy Droug
Suttan Kuan
Gownie
Sutran Kuan
Gowarte
Suttan -Kuaw
Chittle Droug
Purseram Buaw
Perrybalapuram
Nandy Drong
Gowpre
Suntan Kuan
Gowrre
Hussten Kuan
Gowore
T. Gowrie
Sultan Khan
Bangalore
T. Gowxiz
Odf
Ad Army
Sirtan Knatt Suerior
Nundy Droug
Trébéent
Tippoo’s Distracted Plans Amid Seringapatam Turmoil
From Seringapatam reports describe Tippoo's wavering resolutions as detachments move and are countermanded. Morra Row advances with about eighty thousand horse to join allied forces. Tippoo stays near the capital to announce federated armies, sends family to a distant hill fort, and marries Comara O'Din Khan's relative at Settarapatam amid a sickly season and high livestock losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seringapatam
Tippoo
Morra Row
Poonah
Gopaul Gur
Comara O’din Khan
Comara O’din
Khan
Setingapatam
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Thames Frigate
India
Joan
Droug
Yder
J. Geo. Graham
Asistant
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