Distress at Sea Off Seafield Ends With Wreck Near Shore
The brig Anna Maria from Stockholm to Brussels ran aground on a rock reef near Seafield at 3 pm after being seen in distress two hours earlier. The crew and Water-guard worked to save the vessel, cutting away masts and rigging while the cargo, timber and aun, was at risk. Police and guards assisted as rescue operations continued. hopes were for salvage of the entire cargo.
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Liverpool
Stockholm
Brussels
Baltard Head
Mutton Island
Seafield
Miltowo Malbay
Marshal
Poet’s
Dunbeg
Limerick
Shayid
W.os.w
Tornay
Dre
Wos
Rawson
Cork
Prossecti
Dre O
Istinat
S.s.wo
S.W
Ss.w. Faineath
Der
Ron West
Monel
Pestascr
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Filmacotte
Dreese
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Mary
Roberts
Gloucester
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Bagwell Point
Ann
Lewis
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Tenby
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Mirrorp
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Liverroot
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William
Lane
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Quebec
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Maranham
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Laurel
Brown
Newry
Derbyhaven
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Ulverston
London Packet
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Ballina
Tyra
Cassatts
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Troox
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Jean of Rothsay
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Erstatningen
Nelson
Dronthein
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Panmure
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Ayr Bay
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Freiheit
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Lozean Bay
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London
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Lough
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Beaumaris
Hence
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Yates
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Henry
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Oban
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Swanson
Leith
William Pratt
St. Andrew’'s
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St. Petersburgh
Not Guilty In Conspiracy Case At King s Bench
London Evening Edition reports the King s Bench trial of Oliver and James Anderton for conspiring to brand Freeman Anderton as insane to seize his property. Jury returns Not Guilty after Sir James Scarlett argues motives were affectionate and aimed at protecting a brother.
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Court OF King's Bench
Drew
Forde Anu Aluki Dye
James Scarlett
Justice Patteson
King E. Oliver
Games Anderdon
Freeman Anderton
Knowles
House of Bosanquet and Co
Yorkstreet
Lambeth
Cutinse
House of Busanquet and Co
James
Burroughs
Clapham
Oliver
James Anderton
Lord Stirling
Lord Foley
Maritime Losses and Sinks Reported Worldwide
A compiled shipping update lists vessels leaky and wrecked across Europe and the Atlantic. The Orpheus from Rouen to Rostock, the Maria from Stockholm to Rio, and the Rien Aime near Swedish shores are among ships on shore or sunk with crews saved. Other vessels foundered or damaged include the Circassian and the Juliana, with multiple crews rescued and repairs ongoing at various ports.
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Bay of Papenwick
Amsterdam
Orpheus
Rouen
Rostock
Swinemunde
Stephanine
Danielswitch
Trieste
St. Petersburgh
Maria
Worm
Ann Geberdiana
Alemburch
Havre
Gexon
Louise
Gerrard
Marseilles
Hyerea
Emerald
Crawford
Clyde
Mauritius
Bescat
Jery
Dovnthwaite
Ceylon
Catcutta
Gondemar
Juliana
Tarbert
Robert
Biyti
Liverpool
Eamoat
Singapore
Lord Amherst
Hicks
Hercules
Vaughan
London
Howart
Ava
Courier
Sydney
Cape Barren
Vadaraiso
Entrepido
Talcahuana
San Antonio
Buenos Ayres
Maldonado
Janeiro
Elizabeth
Robertson
Cadiz
Valparaiso
Cape Horn
Quuepec
Asia
Stephenson
Jackson’s Wharf
Orleans
Falls of Montmorency
Gloucester
St. Andrew's
Marnahall
Court of Common Pleas Sittings at Guildhall in loss claim
This report details a case where a parcel of twenty coins sent from Ware to London was not insured. The judge ruled there was no insurance, finding the entry on the waybill was a money parcel note only, leading to a judgment of nonsuit for the plaintiff.
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Msetius
St. Dunstan-in-te- West
Fetterlane
Williams
Beck
Seely
Heck
Citisson
Bec
Ramshaw
Savage
Butterworth
Mr. Beck
Pearsubs
Dick's Cofffee-house
Temple-bar
Messrs
Charles
Raight
Dalby
Under-Beache
Mr. Hopkins
Hopkins
Dotby
Court OF Common Pleas
Dro
Guildhall
Ware
London
Serjeant Jones
Burley
Serjeant
Wilde
Evans
Bull Inn
Tailor sues over long running 1829 army client account
Burghart Angerstein sues to recover 671/. odd balance for clothing supplied since 1829. Witnesses describe purchases, shipments to barracks and the defendant's army service and family payments. The case notes include prior payments and agency by relatives and servants.
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Burghart C. Angerstein
Erle
Clifford-street
William Shuts
Brooksbank
Mr. Follett
Alexander Burghart
India
Follett
Angerstein
Regent's Park
Cornelius Hendrick
Frederick Finn
Winter Assizes at Maidstone Open with Serious Murder Case
Mr Justice Gaselee and Baron Vaughan arrived in Maidstone and opened the assizes with divine service. The grand jury foreman Earl of Brecknock heard that crime rose, and a key murder case involved a grandson allegedly poisoned. Eight to nine charges against women and children were noted as increasing, with law changes looming to replace death with imprisonment or transportation for certain housebreaking offenses.
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Maidstone
Justice Gaselee
Baron Vaughan
All Saints’ Church
Trisbal
Eurl Romney
Earl of Brecknock
Thomas Biter
E Sy M.P
Thomas Law Hodges
Dob Brook Brydges
John K. Shaw
James W. King
Barnes
Further Prorogation by Parliament Proclaimed
Royal proclamation records Parliament prorogued to February 4 next and required attendance at Westminster on Hib day of February. Court at Brighton orders prorogation with Privy Council advice. Fourth year of reign.
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Winuram
Privy Council
United Kingdom
Great Britain
House of Commons
Westminster
Brighton
God Save the
Arm of Belgian Cloth Industry Faces Global Trade Barriers
In Verviers Belgium the WootLies Manufacture of BEL giem employs 40,000 people and produces 100,000 cloth pieces annually valued at 25,000,000 francs with 75,000,000 francs capital. Trade restrictions from France Austria Sweden to England Russia Naples Portugal Denmark US vary, damping a vast commercial sector. Separately, John Statlun, Cambridge incendiary, was executed after confessing to burning eleven barns to profit 6s 6d per alert, with about 10,000 spectators present. He collapsed after the drop, prayers preceding the end.
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WootLies
Belgiem
Verviers
France
Austria
Sweden
Belgium
England
Russia
Naples
Portugal
Denmark
United States
Prussia
John Statlun
Cambridge
Shelford
Royal inspection planned for Yeomanry near London
The monarch intends next spring to review all Yeomanry Cavalry within fifty miles of London and to extend the same salute to the Commandants as given last year to Militia Commanders. A London discussion at Theobald's Road will debate Irish Repeal agitation and the Irish Union with England.
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London
Ordeas
Theobald’s Road
Dublin Pilot
O'Connell
England
Ireland
East India Shipping Arrivals and Departures Noted at Ports
Shipping records list multiple vessels arriving at Calcutta Madras and the Cape and departing to destinations including Liverpool London and Stockholm. Notable entries include Patriot King Clark from Bengal off Milford Ad venture Williams from Sydney and Pro tector Bragg from Launceston offshore Margate. Also listed are arrivals from London and Liverpool at Calcutta and Madras with dates in July and August including the Yare Tapley and Galatea. A Singapore departure notes The York bound for London and a Cape Barrow loss of Courier with crew saved.
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King
Clark
Bengal
Milford
Adventure
Williams
Sydney
Downs
Protector
Bragg
Launceston
Margate
Clifford
Wayne
Batavia
Portymouth
Calcutta
Larkins
Campbell
London
Bahamian
Liverpool
Orotes
Imogene
Arab
Ripley
Research
Cowes
Onyx
Yare
Tapley
Galatea
Bristol
Morgiana
Alexander
Mauritius
Elizabeth
Tyrer and Allerton
Margaret
Stockholm
Pompey
Bordeaux
Madras
Bencoolen
Singapore
York
Une
Cape
Emerald
Crawford
Westoe
Hardings
Bombay
Courier
New South Wales
van Diemen’s Land
Cape Barrow
Global cotton and market notes from Liverpool and Glasgow
From Liverpool and Glasgow reports a broad view of price shifts and demand in cotton and staple goods. Declines in cotton prices. New Orleans and Havre markets weak. British sugar steady. Manchester grain and flour dull. Liverpool provision market shows stable beef and pork with light wholesale activity and steady lard and bacon values.
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Manchester Corn Exchange
Liverpool
Bainbridge
Percwt
India
Commission Report on French Africa Possessions Returns
The French government commission on Africa has come back to Toulon and blames uncertain government intentions and the Intendant Civil M. Genty de Bussy for little progress in the colony. It recommends recall of the official and notes three delegates may attend the Chambers during discussions. The piece also digresses into a pun-filled reflection on language style and historical marvels.
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Toulon
M. Genty de Bussy
F Puns Inc
Cambridge
Collegians
Admiral Burney
Nicholson
Drouet
Hood
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