Court punishes Poole for libel and deceit
The court heard that Poole used a libel aimed at Mr. Randolph inspired by anger over injuries. After witnesses and documents, the Chief Justice sentenced Poole to one year imprisonment, a one thousand rupee fine, and to keep the peace for a year with two sureties of five hundred rupees each.
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Hen
Quarterly Review
United States
Wilkinson
Randolph
Poola
Rl Furgesson
Lisbon
Poole
Poots
Himeself
Trade cargoes and money scarcity in early 19th century river trade
The Afaitlard from China and Penang arrived in the river with government bills and over thirty jacs of rapes. A Spanish brig from Buenos Ayres arrived September 5 bringing treasure, while the Caffaells with Royal George cargoes filled the nony market, easing monetary constraints that had hindered commerce in the past three months.
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China
Penang
Buenos Ayres
Royal George
Governor General's Route Update from Hansi to Meerut
The Governor General on the 18th ultime planned to travel to Meerut via Rewar. Headquarters reports a hunting excursion with two lions killed. No latest letters show a change in His Lordship's plan to return to the Presidency by April.
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Hansi
Meerut
Rewarre
Presidency
Gily
Spain’s Peace Tenure Brings Universal Business Stagnation
Letters from Madrid blame postwar peace and restored sovereignty for Spain’s widespread business stagnation. Travel is perilous, and political agitation fuels unrest. The Cortes reforms on cadet entry and battlefield ranks face Ferdinand’s repeal. A French report cites a minister accusing idle wives of soliciting for families. The letter demands they return home with signed family papers.
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Madrid
Spain
Cortes
Buonaparte
Nour
Ferdinand
Finacce
Fermiles
Acad
Interview Between Allied Commissioners and King of Norway
Reported details of a recent meeting in London where Allied Commissioners sought to press the King of Norway on wartime matters and alliance cooperation. The account highlights the Commissioners' efforts to secure commitments and clarify positions in the wake of ongoing hostilities.
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Norway
King’s firm stance in Norway peace talks with Sweden
The King insists on Norwegian independence and resists Swedish military intrusion while negotiating with Allied powers. He allows ally access to fortresses under trust, rejects Swedish garrisons, and seeks armistice to let Diet deliberations proceed without pressure. Six foreign ministers confront the monarch, who answers them alone with resolve.
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Sweden
Norwes
Accomodas
Carl Johan Bernadotte
Napoleon
North
Prisoner Charged With Defrauding via Old Trick in Borough
Police intelligence notes Watts, a serjeant in the Royal Artillery, accused of deceptively obtaining ten pounds by Cross dropping. A witness saw him near a shop in the borough where a small parcel was taken and the prisoner offered half the contents as a share.
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Cross Danpesig
Union Lall
Man Divides Prize Disputed After Diamond Cross Theft
A prisoner and prosecutor argued over a prize from a diamond cross and 4 stamped receipts worth 230. The prisoner proposed the prosecutor pay 102 then take the cross. the prosecutor paid 107 and received it. The prisoner later vanished with the cross and 102, while a retrial was set for Marlborough Street. In another case James Powell and a woman alleged to be his wife were charged with stealing a silver watch from John Ward after a watchman’s alarm. the watch was found and Powell linked by house-breaking tools. The defendants were remanded for Tuesday. Bow Street also heard a Hackney coach driver demand extra fees and was fined three pounds plus costs.
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Newington
Elphant and
Collingbourn
Marlboroughe Street
James Powell
John Ward
Drucy Lane
Jarmes
Tan
James
Prsoner Powell
Bow-street
Westminster
Inquest Held Over Man Killed by Horse Kick
A Coronet's report notes an inquest held at Leicester on John Scott who died after a horse kicked him when he beat the animal with a stick from behind. The kick struck the belly and he died instantly. The piece urges caution against such cruelty to horses.
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Leicester
John Scott
Tremendous explosion in Drespen recalls siege era powder store
The Drespen blast of June 27 followed months of suffering in the town. French forces built a bridge head and fortress opposite Blink Gate during the 1813 armistice. a vast magazine reportedly held over a hundred thousand quintals of gun powder guarded by Russian troops. A Saxon party moved to remove powder, triggering calamity.
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Drespen
Saxe
Destructive Fort Explosion Near Dresden Sends Shock Through City
A Russian detachments guarding a fort near Dresden suffered a catastrophic explosion blowing apart the wooden fort. The blast killed and injured many within a thousand paces, shattered town buildings and the church, damaged the Cadet college and barracks housing 2,800 troops, and caused widespread destruction as shells and cartridges ignited. Rain began to fall as the city reeled, with unknown death toll and damage extending to Perna four leagues away.
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Elbes
Pérna
Dresden
Pete Tished
Mon Niteur
Balked Germanic settlement stirs European tensions
In Augsburg on July 2 reports claim Russia and Prussia oppose Austria on key points. Russia allegedly wants Poland restored and Archduke Constantin placed there, while Poland- Galicia would return to Polish control. Prussia seeks to expand Saxon influence with northern towns. Austria resists to keep a Catholic ally and avoid renewed conflict, hoping England and France mediate a peaceful settlement.
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Russiay
Prussia
Austria
Germany
Polandy
Constantin
Galicia
Poland
Saxony
Wiilenberg
Dueipsic
Europe
England
France
Parish Officers Raid Swan-yard Brothels on Bow Street
St Mary Te Strand parish officers, acting on magistrate advice, raided Swan-yard houses of ill fame near Bow Street. The two keepers charged the properties as nuisances, asserting they belong to Mr Jones, builder and coal merchant of Newcastles Street, with exorbitant rents.
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St. Mary Te Strand
Bowestreet
Swan-yard
Jones
Newcastles Street
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