London Promenade Attended by Nobility on Sunday
Society pages describe a Sunday promenade on Windsor Terrace with limited attendance by the nobility including Earls Barrington Chesterfield Winchelsea and Beaulieu and Lords Walhingham Cathcart. Duke of Richmond arrived at Chatham and inspected fortifications before visiting Sheerness.
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Winc«stor Terrace
Roya
Barrington
Chesterfield
Winchelsea
Beaulieu
Walfinghan
Cathcart
Chatham
Sheerness
DuBlin
Mirnanpa
Naples
Sir Duarves
Asemix
Dupey Ryper
Lord Craven
Spa
Lord Etern
Vienna
Sweden
Aix la Chapelle
France
Copenhagen
Nationa Assembly
Prince of Coupe
Marquis de Bouroix
Democratic Party
Paris
National Assembly
Europe
Heamen
Norwich
John Gold
Cho
Royal William
Soldier and Lover Seen In Camp Night Verse
Fragment of a poem describing a hes in camp at night with wind and weather, a rise in love and morning departure, a doubtful skirmish, and a cheerful song about a jolly soldier. The lines highlight a young woman’s mood and music amid a wartime setting.
France Turmoil in Diet Debates Over Imprisoned Official
Reports from Paris and Port au Prince recount harsh attacks on reformists and collusive charges against a Marine Commissioner. The Diet considers property deprivation for Md Edugene, while authorities promise extraordinary measures and question the Blinche Lande affair. Readings warn of further riots in St Domingue as committees push decrees on interior force use and civic surveillance.
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Montcusan
Macner
Reider
Aleheer
Tozrem
Marine Committee
Sancerre
MD’ Edugune
M. D’&Spagnec Fenta Beter
Port-cu Prince
St. Domingo
Blenche Lande
M. de Blinche Laade
AQ Moandsit
Vexduit
Fernard Nunes
Paris
Mas Atv
Ataxdert
AM. Pe BourtLe
Colonial Committee
Cernen
Paket Naa
Committee of Finance
Budy
M. di Lrteis
Central Committee of
LigquiJation
M. Radé
Committee of Constitution
Trenjoins
Brest
St. Dominic
Minifer of Justice
Scially
M.D. Weyzlerbrad
Germany
Law report from London on bankruptcy case Dixon v Cook Kilner
In a bankruptcy action, Roberts and others as assignees of Cook and Kilner sue Mr Dixon for the value of 616 bags of cotton delivered to him as a factor. The jury finds for the plaintiffs for 6331 pounds 3 pence, with Dixon retaining value on 219 bags. Lord Kenyon and a special jury preside.
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Traver
George Cook
Joseph Kilner
Dixon
Nit Con
Hows of Cack and Kilner
Cook
Kilner
Wilkinson and
Bearcroft
Lord Keser
Cook and Warner
Corporal Casey and Corporal Cafey The Lad Song
A historical fragment of a song recounts leaving home for military life under Corporal Casey and later encounters with Corporal Cafey. It mixes humor and hardship, with playful refrains and references to drinking, enlistment, and battle experiences. The verse preserves period dialect and stylized humor.
Grand Martial Chorus Melody of War and Triumph
A fragmentary poem celebrating martial music. The speaker links war drums and trumpets to patriotic impulse, noting how the warrior’s heart quickens at battle and relaxes in victory. Comrades join in chorus, praising the soldiers and the soldierly melody as the banner of war fades into triumph.
Romanian Camp Near Bucharest Signals Peace Prospects
In Bucharest on June 28 a pleasure camp is described with pacific prospects. A courier for Anna arrived June 26. Baron de Hersert plans to return to Seziftove by invitation from Ambassadors at the Congress, led by the British Minister. Turks likely at peace, while the Grand Vizier orders troops to form a camp between Arailow and Schiuila to act vigorously against the Russians.
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Anna
Baron de Hersert
Seziftove
Grand Vizig
Arailow
Schiuila
The Hawke Indiaman Arrival and British Trade News
Dispatches from Bengal and Martras awaited aboard The Hawke Indiaman, signaling major developments. Ireland saw emigration of weavers to Manchester amid declines in Call mancoe Camlets and related crafts. In Kent, Prem ley houses were burgled with Major Scott’s estate suffering the most plate stolen. A fall from a single-horse carriage near Crayford wounded Mr Brahing but he died later at Crayford Bear-ina. The Ann Coward voyage from Cherenic reaches Margate Sands.
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Bengal
Martras
Ireland
Manchester
Premley
Kent
Major Scott
Henry Seward
Esg
Birs
Ogilvie
Mr. Brahing
Erzraver
Cripn'este
Chatham
Crayford
Ann
Coward
Cherenic
Margate Sands
Insurance dispute over voyage and shipworthiness
Allan and others filed suit against the underwriters to recover 200 on a policy for the voyage of the Jefe from Jamaica to Britain. Eighteen underwriters joined, seven paid, others refused claiming the ship unsea-worthy when the policy attached. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff up to the defendant's subscription.
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Jamaica
Brittel
Martine
Duke of Argot named Chief Governor of the Isle of Man
Report from the Isle of Man says the Duke of Argot will be Chief Governor after General Suita resigns upon receiving the 60th Regiment. The Grace is said to have secured 14,000 for Douglas harbour improvements, with work to start immediately under an English engineer en route to the island. In Cambridge shire parish, several sets of twins were born recently: Felgate of Biddleston, Mrs Heebart, and Mrs Ward each delivered twins. Mothers are reported well.
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Ile of Man
Duke of Argot
Suita
Douglas Harbour
England
Cambridgeshire
Felgate
Biddleston
John Heebart
Deptford
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Tussay
Calais
LAW” Report
Guildtal
London
Monxpay
Augus
Lord Kenyon
Roberts
Cook and Kilner
JT. Dixon
Ki Renny
Cafey
Cases
Corporal Casey
Latile
Corporal Cafey
Rubea
Grand Martial Chorus
Mune
Bucharest
Allan and Others
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