Conspiracy thwarted in Mexico City as Venegas praises troops
Reports from Mexico City describe a thwarted plot aimed at seizing the Viceroy Francisco Venegas. The Junta of Public Safety recovered the plan, arrested principals, and ordered police vigilance across the capital. Letters from commanders Colo and others praise security efforts and vow loyalty to the king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junta of Public Safety
Signea
Francisco Venegas
Manuel Varesquez de Leon
Mexico
Roy
Tribuna
Ferdit
VII
VicerRoy
Aug
Joaquin Colla
Venegas
Don Joaquin Colla
Mexica
Council of Regency
Roy Venegas
Charles
Dalrymple Conjugal Rights Case Under Consistory Court
In London Dalrymple versus Dalrymple the Scotland based marriage by consent and secrecy prompts restitution of conjugal rights. The case hinges on Scottish law, English rule, and whether a private promise and correspondence created a valid marriage. Sir William Scott ruled for the wife, deeming the marriage valid and the husband obliged to acknowledge her rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
John William
Henry Dalrymple
Johanna Gordon
Dairrymple
Scotland
Miss Gordon
England
Portsmouth
of &Z
Rupert George
Hawkins
Brighton
Dalrymple
Malta
Mr. Hawkins
Capt. D
Miss Manners
Duchess of St. Albany
Capt
William Scott
Europe
Trent
George II
Dispatches to Mexico Deliver Satisfactory Results
Dispatches report the city of Mexico receiving satisfactory delivery of the mentioned legacy. The communication signals completion and compliance with prior directives. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Observations on Ireland England ties and Redmond O Hanlon
An Irish newspaper excerpt laments domestic neglect abroad, condemns the ruling gentry and Cromwell era legacies, and contrasts Irish misfortune with English power. It cites Redmond O Hanlon as a robber and argues he sought vengeance with national justice, calling for armed resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dublin
Ireland
France
Birmingham
Descedants
Conde
England
Desmond
Redmond O'Hanlon
Armagh
Redmond O’hanlon
Redmond
Heaven
Hell
Kerry Meeting Denied Dispersal by Kerry Constable
Catholics of County Kerry gathered in Tralee at the New Chapel for a legally convened meeting. Chief Constable Weeks announced dispersal without a warrant, while the meeting affirmed its lawful, constitutional purpose and denounced the push to break it up.
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Kerry
Tralee
New Chaple
Dominick Rice
Eeq
O’connell
John Weeks
Barony
Public Sale of Herculaneum Manuscripts Report by Hayter
The article notes Mr. Hayter completed a report on his Naples manuscripts labors, delivering a copy to the Prince Regent. It describes ninety four Greek and Latin manuscript facsimiles presented to Oxford, with engravings and Papyrus Plant plates, and explains losses and disruptions from the French invasion and Naples turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayter
Naples
Prince of Wales
Herculaneum
Europe
Wales
England
University of Oxford
Richard Philips
Lord Grenville
Oxford
Palermo
Unclear OCR Fragment on Religious Assembly
Fragmentary report describes a Protestant gathering with magistrates present and a person named Weeks removed from a chapel amid mixed reactions. The text mentions protection of a meeting and general merriment among attendees, reflecting sectarian tensions of the event.
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Torur
Throu
Nistrame
Sidica
Dab
Ev. Post
Sarrazin\'s Claim to Seige Expertise Angers British
A London paper reprints General Sarrazin’s letter attacking British siege tactics at Badajoz. The piece questions his claims, notes his past engineering roles in Charleson and Luxemburg sieges, and denounces his insinuations as arrogant and offensive to the British public. The editorial doubts his influence on Franco-British conduct.
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Sarrazin
Badajoz
Ford Wellingto
Charleson
Maastricht
Mentzy
Luxemburg
Lord Wellington
France
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