Foreign News From The U S Commercial Advertiser Item
From Salem reports Britain raises 25000 in London for Irish relief. Notable donors include the Duke of Devonshire and Marquis of Londonderry. Famine scenes in Ireland cited, with oats and potatoes priced locally. Norfolk holds large reform meeting with four thousand attendees and six resolutions. Albion ship loss details promised by Everhart and mate. African Institution condemns slave trade. US ships declaring piracy. Turbulent Eastern affairs noted with Ottoman reforms, Cyprus, Candia, Scio rebellion, and Turkish fleet actions amid growing regional tensions.
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Robert Fulton
Salem
Great Britain
London
Uytte
Ireland
Duke of Davonshire
Albot
Marquis of
Albemarle
Lord Suffield
Wessrs
Coke
Wodehouse
Oldridge
Kinsale
Albion
Everhart
Liverpool
United States
Voyage from Marseilles to Greece with 25 military passengers
A vessel left Marseilles on April 27 bound for Greece carrying 25 military passengers. A French writer comments that the French Revolution seeded later revolutions and that U S independence influenced the four powers of the New World. No further details on France’s internal disturbances are given.
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Marseilles
Greece
Turkey
United States of America
New World
France
Turkish Official Note Dated February 28
A genuine copy of the official Turkish note dated February 28 presents the government’s formal statement. It outlines diplomatic positions and claims regarding ongoing regional matters and responses to recent events.
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Turkfy
Subscriptions aid Greek refugees in St Petersburg report
In St Petersburg on April 17 subscriptions for Greek refugees topped 900000 rubles, distributed by governors of Cherson and Brasarabia. Grand duke equipages head to Minsk as guards accompany the emperor’s army. War peace still undecided with tension over imperial authority in Poland.
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Russia
St Petersburg
Cherson
Brasarabia
Minsk
St. Petersburg
M. ‘Paitschel
Warsaw
Poland
Greek Insurrection Gains Ground Against the Turks in Thessaly
A March dispatch reports Greek civilians in Thessaly rising against Ottoman rule and forming the Macedonia army of 7000. They seize defiles and river valleys, besiege Berrhoe, defeat relief troops from Salonichi, and push toward Killidergan as Chourachid Pacha withdraws.
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Greece
Psois
Zante
Thermopyle
Clarge Ulysses
Vidier
Larissa
Ali Pebelen
Constantinople
Thessaly
Drama Mahomet Pacha
Zidour
Macedonia
Mount Oympus
Tempe
Peneus
Killidergan
Berrhoe
Salonichi
Chourachid Pachs
Parase
Marc Botcheri
Regnassa
Thegn
Greek assault on Patras and Casro Ischia retreat noted
Relates to Greek attacks on the entrenched Patras camp defended by Turkish troops and a withdrawal to Casro Ischia four leagues north of Prevesa. The text reports a bloody slaughter, loss of forty field pieces, and Jussus Pacha, fort commander, reportedly in treaty for capitulation.
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Casro Ischia
Prevesa
Patras
Jussus Pacha
Fortrasa
Arrival of Aguila reports Colombian naval triumphs at Porto Cabello
The Aguila commander Commodore Daniels arrives at Norfolk with letters from Laguira and news of a major Colombian victory. The principal fort on the mainland has surrendered, giving the republican army a commanding position to bombard the harbor island. Spaniards face isolation as sea-supplied aid dwindles.
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Colombian Republic
Aguila
Daniels
Norfolk
Laguira
Republic of Colombia
Porto Cabello
Tompkins Speech Highlights Sacrifices During War Trial
The New York American quotes Daniel Tompkins on resisting demands for personal gain during national crisis. He recalls refusing to take a pound of flesh from a suffering country, warning of dire consequences if funds were misused, and expressing shock at being persecuted after recovery and restored national strength.
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United States
Daniel Tompkins
Tompkins
Plain, Rational Justice Amid Calumny and Suffering
A speaker urges jurors to judge fairly after ten years of fears and wrongs suffered by an affectionate family. He warns against public slander and political bias, stressing patience, restraint, and the need to avoid unjust judgments that would mock truth and prolong their pain.
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Minerva
List of named officials and residents in Columbia County
A damaged fragment lists Catherine Arwine and commissioners of Columbia County along with numerous individuals including William Cox Jacob Carr John L Dickson Mathias Denham David Davis George Gerhart John Henderson John Hiney Benjamin Kelley Samuel Lilley William Morrison Derry Daniel Ringler Benjamin Reed Rebecca Smith Jeremiah Smith Henry Trexler William Wilson Esq. 4. Thomas Woode side Esqs Doc. William Gease on Bouli Roaring Creek James Loughead P Mi
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Catherine Arwine
Columbia County
William Cox
Jacob Carr
John L. Dickson
Mathias Denham
David Davis
George Gerhart
John Henderson
John Hiney
Benjamin Kelley
Samuel Lilley
William Morrison
Derry
Daniel Ringler
Benjamin Reed
Rebecca Smith
Jeremiah Smith
Henry Trexler
William Wilson
Thomas Woode Side
William Gease
Bouli
Roaring Creek
James Loughead
Education for the Deaf and Dumb at Philadelphia Asylum
The Philadelphia asylum for the deaf and dumb is now fully organized under David G Stix as, an experienced teacher. It invites applications from parents or guardians with prompt attention. Contact Richard Powall, Washington Jackson, William Price, N C Nancrede, or John Swift at their listed addresses. Committee of General Superintendence asks editors to rerun the notice.
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Philadelphia
David G Stixas
Richard Powall
South Ninth Street
Washington Jackson
South Eight Street
William Price
North Ninth Street
N. C. Nancrede
Fifth and
Powell Streets
John Swift
South Sixth Street
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Job Work and printing at the Watch Man office
The Watch man office handles all job work and various printing tasks with neat execution. Local customers rely on their skilled output and timely service for notices posters and small print runs.
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Reis Effendi
M. de Lutzow
Moldavia
Wallachia
Asia
Persia
Pacha
Bagdad
Kerman Shah
Egypt
Cypria
Candia
Alexandria
Scio
Samos
Smyrna
Mahomed Picha
Coursehi! Pacha
Morea
The
Baltimore Gazette
New York American
Springfield
Niagra
Chow
Danville
Education For the Deaf & Dumb
Watchman
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