Ricker Sérizy Arrested in Basle After Printing Attempt
Bulletin notes Ricker-Sérizy was arrested at Balle on orders of Citizen Bacher, head of fires in Switzerland, while seeking a bookseller to print his new works. Basle consented to the measure. Dir. orders for the prisoner’s removal are expected amid reports of fugitive priests and emigrants in Pamiers and Ax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricker-Sérizy
Balle
Bacher
Switzerland
Basle
Directory
Confrontexr
Pamiers
Spain
Alexandre Longuevergues
Arriege
la Vendée
Gazette Hitorique Et Politique
Dngerean
Hanover
Adina
Mantua
Suonaparte
Marquis de Gado
Unification of Valtelina and Bormio with the Cis-Alpine Republic
Milan reports General Buonaparte and the Cis-Alpine Executive Directory declare the Valteline Chiaverenne and Bormio united with the Cis-Alpine Republic. The decision rests on mutual rights, shared religion and language, and strategic interests. Deputies to be invited to the deliberative commission in Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Valteline
Chiaverine
Bormio
Buonaparte
Declara‘tion
Ss Tr
Valtelines
Cisalpine Republic
Grifons
Chiavenne
Cisalpine
Fidor
Sas
Deliberative Commission
Siene d ' Anessanore
G. G. Sergperroni
French Ships at Brest Report Lacked Foundation
The report that six French ships of the line from Toulon reached Brest is dismissed as unfounded. It cites British successes, including 109 French privateers captured in 1797, and details the Jeanie of Greenock’s gallant fight against a superior force before its later recapture by Boadicea. It also notes the loss of the Mary and Nelly near Bray, Ireland, with rescuers’ tales and a Newfoundland dog heroically aiding a mariner stranded at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
Brest
Earl of St. Vincent
Baiprost
Jeanie
Greenock
Virginia
Keats
Mary
Nelly
Whitehaven
Bray
Ireland
Killina
Dublin Now The Marines recruitment ordered to cease
The recruiting for Marines is ordered to be discontinued for some time as his Majesty's fleet is not in need of such force. A gang attacked the house of Ricu Nixon in Wicklow to seize arms. Nixon was shot and died. Nearby, arms were seized at Forth belonging to the Earl of Mount Norris. A mob calling themselves United Irishmen roamed Leighlinbridge searching for weapons, killing Mr. Cole, injuring others, and drawing in troops from Carlow Kilkenny and Wicklow. By daybreak the town was searched, 11 captured, and order restored.
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Ricu
Nixon
Kilmure
Wicklow
Earl of
Mount Norris
Mountain of
Forth
Leighlin-bridge
Mulhallen
Kearney
Carlow
R. Butler
Negociations, Church Pluralists, and Sleep Treatise Noted
A fragment from the newspaper highlights Pirri's light on Lisle negotiations provoking Opposition silence, then mocks their attacks. It catalogs lavish church appointments and a bishop’s wealth, cites French military requisitions, notes a Berlin sleep treatise advising long rest, and ends with a whimsical notice about publishing preliminaries for a treaty ratification in the Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Dr. Price
Barrincton
Salisbury
Durham
Milksham
Moss
St. Paul’s
Izoo
Newington
Oxfordshire
Welts
Wells
Boétor Davidson
Berlin
Rule to hold 10 BIAL Hughes Bell case held bail
Law report from the Court of King's Bench on November 16 describes Mr Mingay securing a Rule to show cause why the defendant should not be discharged on filing common bail due to a defect in the affidavit not stating a bank note offer. Lord Kenyon rules the Rule absolute. Those in custody on such defective affidavits must be discharged on filing common bail and bail bonds may be cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF King’s Bench
Hughes
Bell
Mingay
Carse
Lord Kenyon
Burrough
Gaming houses case Atkinson Umfreville Williams worded Rule
In a contentious session the court examined a Rule to discharge Zomas Holbrook on bail linked to a gaming-house fraud. Atkinson alleges a conspiracy by Holloway Umfreville Williams to extort hush money, with letters and affidavits read aloud. Lord Kenyon rejects release, urging further examination and action. The matter touches licensing talk and penalties. The Duchess Du Pienne owes for millinery furnished during the Duke’s stay, with the court allowing recovery for goods provided after the Duke left England, noting the Duchess cannot be held while the Duke resided here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franks
St. James’street
Garrow
Evfeine
Duchess du Pienne
France
Duke du Pienne
England
Pillory Debate Highlights Public Punishment History
A fragment discusses the pillory as punishment and its impact on different men, noting the Pubng owed to the Bar and a lord’s presence at Nif Prius. It reflects contested views on royal authority and legal punishment in a historic court-like setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyan
Nif Prius
Public Office Bow Street Forgery Case Before Court
Peter Catapadi alias Broava is brought before Sir William Appineton on charges of forging Bank of England cheques. Officers caught him with five youths in Maiden Lane Covent Garden as signing a forged cheque. Evidence includes copper plates for forgeries. some accomplices to be examined. several criminals previously hanged for similar crimes. Also noted are related robberies and burglaries with items seized and individuals charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Catapadi
Broava
William Appineton
Bank of England
Bow-street
Maiden Lane
Coventgarden
Wirrer
Catapoai
Podro
Smith
Marr
Fitzgerald
Clifton
Clark
Shire Lane
Temple-bar
Wexeu
Temple
Hayes
Liverpool
Sutton
Abraham Facobs
Welch
Plough Street
Whitechapel
John Martin
Hampton Court
Duke of Gloucester
Kingtton-bridge
Covent Garden Gambler Offered to Shut House
Searle, the keeper of the gambling house in Covent Garden, offered to shut up his house if proceedings against him were stopped. The article expresses hope the house will be shut and the offender held to account for past conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searle
Covent Garden
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Paris
Dublin
Atkinson
Y. Holbrook
Exskine
Zomas Holbrook
Amiffeville
Robert Holloway
Forn Willians
William Umfreville
Thomas Holbrook
Holloway
Hey
Umfreville
Williams
Amtfreville
Fermad
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