Entente Tensions. Greek and Turkish Disputes Across Europe
Paris dispatches from St Petersburg report Russia’s ultimatum to the Porte over Moldavia and Wallachia with demand for Greek rights and immediate Turkish evacuation. Vienna notes discord among Turkish Pachas. Madrid covers Spain’s Cortes debating import duties and rising unrest. Rome reports Italian heirs contesting Queen Caroline’s will and foreign papers.
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Odessa
St. Petersburgh
Constantinople
Elis
Laybach
Eli S
Moldavia
Wallachia
Porte
Baron Stroganoff
England
Austria
Russia
Count Lieven
Hanover
London
Minsk
Rome
Antaldo Antaldi
Tommaso
Felicia
Civil Tribunal
Pesaro
Caroline
Italy
Williams, Fox
Hatters
Antaldo Antadi
Sommaso Felici
Attack near Whitehall shocks Cornwall rider
A rider named A Rouse was shot near Whitehall while travelling from Truro to Redruth. The ball entered his right shoulder and exited the right breast as he pressed on on horseback. The shooter, dressed in a sailor jacket, fled when a light approached. Rouse remains in danger but hopes for recovery. two locals aided him and he was moved toward Redruth. No suspect has been found. In a later note, a couple traveled to Gretna for a rushed marriage with a 1001 gift to the priest, amid preparations and guards at inns.
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Corpu
Peloponnesus
Greece
Hydra
Spezia
Kishaya Bey
Chousrid Pacha
Merih Bey
Tripolitza
Corinth
Argolis
Acrocorinth
Thomas Gordon
Pelioponnesus
Vienna
Turkey
Chourschid Pacha
Bosnia
Scutari
Salonica
Madrid
Cortes
Pardue
Quiroga
Ceuta
Seville
Corella
Navarre
Tragala
Alcala la Real
Partidoce
Baza
Albaurin
Malaga
Alhaurin
Order of St. Francis
Juan Kimenes
Re —Journal Des Debats
Cornwall
A. Rouse
Truro
Redruth
Whitehall
Rouse
Cornwall Gazette
Gretna
Kelays
Orses
Penrith
Carlisle
Waters
Newmarket
Phenix Park
North Strand
Harcourt-street
County
Mayo
Daddiz Evening Post
Agricultural Report From County Dublin Weather Favors Potatoes
The Dublin Morning Post notes a unusually favorable November with light frost, good potato production on strong soils, and farmers drawing dung to improve meadows for spring planting. Laborers enjoy higher wages and better clothing, while some horses are kept longer for hay season. Farmers plan to save hay to boost profits as prices rise for farm produce.
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Dublin
Dublin Morning Post
Growth of Port M'Quarie sugar project gains favor
An 1821 letter from Sydney notes British approval of distillation, a new Port M'Quarie settlement to cultivate sugar cane, and hopes of local export benefits and capital retention. It mentions Commissioner Bigg sailing home for anticipated reforms. A Glasgow letter from Santiago de Chile reports San Martin's advance and Royalist retreat revealing Lima’s fall and Castles of Callao holdout risks. A light anecdote on a wife’s request for smaller clothes ends with a pun about “small clothes.”
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Sydney
New South Wales
Port M'Quarie
Port Jackson Head Quarters
Commissioner Bigg
England
Glasgow
Santiago de Chili
Lima
Resolutions Urge Calm Across Aghada Parishes
From Cork Intelligencer report: Aghada United Parishes Assembly urged public calm amid county disturbances, pledging collective opposition to provocateurs and loyalty to pastors and landlords. Notes Nash house attack in Tralee with possible injuries, police arrests, and a sales of Shea murder reward. Newry Paper reports sacrilege at Mullavilly Church.
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Cork Intelligencer
Aghada
Daniel O'Flynn
Altay
Tralee
Edward Nash
Shea
Mullavilly Church
Newry
Horrific Mountain foot fire victims and armed county actions
A Dublin Castle letter describes the Mountain foot tragedy where Edmund Shea dispossessed tenants then perished with eighteen in a house fire. Reports from Kilkenny and Southern Reporter note Captain Rock threats, arms surrender offers, and murders tied to the Limerick disturbances. Storm damage and public unrest further dominate the region’s turmoil.
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Dublin Castle
Hazlett
Fethard
Mountain-foot
Edmund Shea
Shea
Thriee
Mallolly
Gloomy Fire Tragedy and Royal Revenue Corps Resolutions
A harrowing account describes a family burned in a blaze with bones scorched and mothers risking infanticide to ease torment. The Royal Revenue Corps held a meeting proposing loyalist service to restore order, praising Captain Commandant Allan M Lean and Lord Castlecoote, and urging Ab Hely Hutchinson to lead. Reports of Tipperary Barracks burning and a 42d officer shot in Limerick were disputed after inquiries.
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Royal Revenue Corps
J. O'Brien
Allan M‘lean
Lord Castlecoote
Queen's County Militia
Hely Hutchinson
Royal Revenue’ Corps
H. B. Code
Tipperary
Limerick
Persian Turko-Persian War Shapes Southeast Europe
Paris dispatch analyzes how Persian war against Turks impacts Southeast Europe. It argues Russia’s balance of power shifts, warns against Greek empire hopes, and questions Russia’s motives as Persia and Russia align in a broader regional struggle.
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Paris
Asia
Europe
Caspian Sea
Mahomet
Persia
Russia
St. Petersburg
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