Rebel Riots and Fire Strikes City Barrack Shelter
Fragmented report describes Saturday incidents in a city center with a mob in Kevins streets, a severe wounding by falling debris, and a large fire in a house used as a barrack in Upper Stafford Street. Lords Lieutenant order relief funds up to 10,000 pounds for loyal subjects, rebuilding, cattle replacement, and loans to property owners disabled by rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setbone
Howe
Kevins
Upper
Stafford-street
Athes
Rioudaylaf
Hughes
Gardener Fok Griffin Executed After Court Martial
In Ballintemple near his home, Gardener Fok Griffin was executed by the authorities after being tried by a Court Martial for conspiring with soldiers as United Irishmen. His sentence was approved by the Lord Lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORK
Fok Griffin
Aph
Ballintemple
Wheite
Lrew
France and Switzerland Dispatches from Propagateur Text
Long bulletin from Paris reports shifts in European power including a Grand Vizier from Georgia, Selkedar of Kalif Bashaw, and new military assignments. It notes insurrections in Malta and Corfu reports, naval movements near Corunna, and ongoing diplomacy with Naples, Vienna, and the Helvetic Directory amid wider war tensions.
Plymouth October news on ships and captures
The Harriot under Captain Orr arrived at Plymouth from Liverpool, retaken by the Cambrian after capture by Courageux. Danish ship Viorna, and Swedish Burgo, arrived at Portsmouth and Falmouth respectively. Endymion signalled convoy to the Westward. Danish East Indiaman Rensburgh seized by St Helena governor. Deal reports arrival of 73 sermon of war fleet sailing for the River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Harriot
Orr
Liverpool
Baltimore
Courageux
A.kelecce
Alsl
Mary
Kenpat
Portsmouth
Viorna
Malaga
Hamburgh
Burgo
Castlegren
Sweden
la Searble
Endymion
Falmouth
Rensburgh
Niers-Nysuaca
Batavia
Copenhagen
St. Helena
East India Company
Deal
Indies
Intelligence of French threat near Havre and St Marcou
A dated letter from aboard Drethafa off La Hogue reports French preparations near Havre and at St Marcou. It notes gun vessels seen around Cherbourg, a guard-escaping incident, and fear of a larger expedition. also mentions acceptance of French officers saved by British acts and a sympathetic letter from Citigen Nioo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drethafa
la Hogue
Havre
Isles of St. Marcou
Cape
Barfleur
Cherbourg
Havré
Hydra
Admiral Crosse
Cape le’ Havre
Marco
Kireata
Citigen Nioo
Transport Board
Fresich
Changes in Turkish leadership signal shift against France
The late Grand Vizir Mahomet Pacha has been succeeded by Zagigh gel, sent from Erzerum, as new Grand Vizir. The Katherif cabinet letter to the new Crimakan Mustapha Bey is deemed a declaration of war against France. Awards and gifts flow to foreign ministers and admirals, while a French brig with Napoleon dispatches is captured by Turkish frigates and shared with Russian and English ministers.
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Mahomet
Pacha
Scio
Chios
Hédivas
Tate Caimekian
Shas
Vigin
Gel
Wizir
Katherif
Critmakan Mustapha Bey
France
Sth
Grand Seronion
Netsown
Dragemah
Ashatov
Ademiral
Baasnaparte
Bankrupts and Dividends From the London Gazette Oct 20
Notices list multiple bankrupts with surrender dates in Birmingham Liverpool and London plus addresses in Temple and Cheapside and at Guildhall. Included are names such as Robert Martin Samuel Wood John Smith and Ralph Smith with surrender dates late Oct to early Dec. Dividends announced for several merchants and tradespeople across London Manchester and rural towns. The average sugar price figure is given as 67s 3d per cwt exclusive of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. Martin
Birmingham
Baker
Shakespear Tavern
Sanderin
Paligrave Place
Temple Bir
Samuel Wood
Mile End Road
Guildhall
Colling
Spital-square
John Smith
Calton
Staffordshire
Blackmoor
Athborn
Derbyshire
Attornes
Mears, Barber and Browne
Fetterlane
London
Roger Taylor
Ses Pools Mafon
Gliobe
Liverpool
Blackstock
Fig Tree Court
Temple
Richard Critchell
Buckland Newton
Dorfetshire
Half Moon
Sherborne
Dyne
Serjeant’s Inn
Ralph Smith
Mater
Globe Tavern
James Styer
Slough
Bucks
Thopkeeper
G. Bateman
Taylor
Rob. Davies
W. Cobham
Thomas-street
Benj
Pearkes
Worcestter
R. Wood
Stamford Bridge
Yorkth
Rhiller
Health Inspector Robbed Aboard Langston Harbour Ships
Sir Gerome Fitzearrien the Health Inspector boarded ships at Langston Harbour to inspect prisoners about to be sent to Botany Bay. He had his gold watch and chain stolen by the crowd. A Windsor Coach overturned at Brentford injuring Wir. Duf from the King's kitchen. The Birmingham Stage Coach broke down near Manchester injuring Capt. Licht and a passenger woman. One passenger died from the bruises.
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Gerome Fitzearrien
Langston Harbour
Botany Bays
Brentford
White Hart Inn
Birmingham
Manchester
Licht
Fifeshire
Marriages in Nottingham and North Britain
The report notes multiple marriages: Rev Stuart Corbett to Miss Ann King at Nottingham's St Nicholas Church. Mr James Foggitt to Miss Richards of Brewhouse Yard. Rev Henry Butts Owen to Miss E S Laves. and Roderick Mackenzie Esq of Grenada to Miss Mackenzie of Colavoch, with brief context on family members and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Corbett
Marquis of Bate
Ann ‘King
J. King
Kibsworth
Leicestershire
St. Nicholas’s Church
Nottingham
James Foggitt
Miss Richards
Brewhouse Yard
Nisson Oottertved
Brisiemaide
Henry Butts Owen
Rotsthire
North Britain
Roderick Mackenzie
Grenada
Mackenzie Colavoch
Obituary notices from British garrison and Sussex region
Fragmentary obituary items note the deaths of Field-Marshal Studholme Hodgins at age ninety near Old Burlington-Breer and Mrs Tryon of Wislell Sussex, plus mentions of Major Tryot and Mrs Lad of Ipswich with lingering health issues and medical details, all drawn from a late 18th/early 19th century newspaper snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayleis
Windsor
Ches_terfield
Hove
Old Burlington-Breer
Studholme
Hodgins
Fort George
Fort Augustus
North Britain
Cour
Gonfiltensee
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Kilmaize
Council of Five
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York
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Corfu
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Port Au Prince
Directory
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Gozo
Schimmelpennink
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Council of Five Hundred
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