Army dispatches and a Windsor sermon headline report
An extract from Munich letters details troop movements toward the Bavarian frontier and Austrian actions near Foffano, while a royal visit notes the Malequies and Princesses attending a Windsor chapel sermon by Rev. Lingford. Also mentioned is a richly caparisoned Arabian horse brought from Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavence
Tortona
Munich
Hlefter
Denauwenth
Palatinate
Bavaria
Duroy
Savigliana
Bra
Coniand Pignerol
Fofate
Savipnarios
Cinnion
Kray
Foffano
Secendorf
Geri Melas Solk Podession
Ssvietiang
Iyo Piters
Citnona
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Leke
Portsmouth
Fragmented 19th Century Crime and Oddities In England
The report catalogs a mix of shocking and trivial items in England. It mentions Sir Sydney Smith to Earl Spencer, gold trimmings on a bird figure, a clerk jailed for forged books, deaths from scalding and suicide, a negligent overseer punished for neglect, a Norwich incident, and various local notices including a magistrate’s court actions, transportations, and recognitions of prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Charon
Sydney Smith
Earl Spencer
Jccimson
Thurklay
Tage Pal
Leadenhal-ftregt
Pooley
Oly
Norwich
George Dunbar
1Qth Regiment of Light Dragoons
Westmoreland
Holden
Wiliam Alderson
Notland
Kendal
Elizabeth Athistony
Breher
Wesker
Aller
Stein Beighbours
Heles
Catei
Alderson
Housé of Correction
Worcester
Deaths in Various Places Mention Several Notables
Obituary notices record deaths in Essex Bristol and Southampton areas. Notables include Mrs Biedboth widow of Rev Dr John Jones and Mrs F M Horne eldest daughter of Rev Dr Horne. Other entries note Provis Wickham Thomas Boddam J Clarabut Gillbee Wm Cunninghame and Peter Paul, with ages and positions where provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congerall
Essex
Charles Moody
IV Morinker
Corea
George Cunninghame
Scotland
Bath
Peter Paul
Loss of the Lutine and ships in a gale
Intelligence from the Admiralty reports the total loss of La Lutine with 32 guns after a night gale off the Fly Mand Passage. Passengers and 149,000 guineas for the Texel were aboard, but a strong lee tide prevented rescue. Also, the Royal Navy ship Impregnable ran aground near Langstone, with heavy damage and many crew ashore. The Thames arrived with the Oporto fleet, and reports mention captures and other naval events around Portsmouth and the Cape trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Portlock
Arrow
Admiral Mitchel
la Lutine
Ourer
N. W
Yarmouth Road
Skynner
Rae
Mien
la Lotine
Hamburgh
Imieney
Laenarstasiexen
S. E
Isbon
Woolders
Langstone
Chichester
Spithead
Thames
Ti Kin
Oporto
Cans Voy
Portsmouth
Cape of Good Hope
Cape
Leiester
Richards
Waveford
Waferians Ely Rani
Job
Saugor
Calcutta
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lord ‘Keith
Éfiarque
France
St. Domingo
Stopford
CtArthura
Cayses
Ocr
Prander
Angel-court
Merchan
Guildhall
York
TidenZdraper
the King's Head
Kington
Hereford
J. Redfeied
Mitalelex
W. Carter
Crickladey Wilts
Shopkrepgr
J. Kelly
Vecaeich Fy Kent
E. Ponting
Avare
W. Warbartha
Sunderland
Dibra
Ney Ee
Féa Ditton
Cambbria Sikire
Ae Feste
Mel
Palmall
Vieneoel Moa
Rraitiag
Iphdot Aretrig
Lerwick
Js Browne
Yenievihg
Atcraft
Calcraft
Lange Shoe-lane
Ann Howary
Sheator Carlisle
ArCzhar
Montfrraty
Ardiilia
City of London
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