Callao Fortresses Surrender Reported by 1821 Arrival
Gazette Extraordinary from Valparaiso reports Callao's capitulation to Simón Bolívar's liberating forces after Canterac's retreat. Details include garrison size, famine deaths, and plans for troop dispersal and prize money, with San Martin ratifying the capitulation.
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Chili
Santiago
Valparaiso
Republic
Carmen
Callao
Peru
Canterae
Cailao
Canterac
Brigadier Sanchez
Bova Negra
Canta
Jauyja
la Serna
Esh
Jauja
Acapulco
San Blas
Prueba
Vengenza
Valles
Josse Ignacio Zenteno
Law Report The Apothecaries' Company v. Roby at Westminster
The Apothecaries Company sues Roby for penalties under a law restricting unsanctioned practice as an apothecary. Evidence shows Roby had no certificate, but his defense relies on an exemption for those practicing before August 1 1815. The jury returns a verdict for the plaintiffs for one penalty of 20 pounds.
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Court OF King’s Bench
Westmrnston
Fre
the Apothecaries’ Company
Roby. Wir
Campreny
Wardens
Society of Apothecaries
Rir
Apothecaries’ Company
George II
Roby
Mr. Scarlett
Ausculapius
Coventry
Ridge
Kenilworth
London
Martin
Chatham
Old-street-road
Mrs
Martha Ridge
Mr. Roby
Richard Martin
Curry
Bate
Lorpeater Justice
Denstan
Asculapius
Apollo
Low
Prujean-square
Oxford-street
Tme
Lord
Carr
Curer Justic
Dexuan
Curer
Denman
Imperial Parliament Debates and Upper Canada Bill Intro
The House of Lords received papers on the Herring Fishery Whale Fishery and Indian regulations for 1820. Earl Bathurst laid an Upper Canada bill denying tithes on 67 thirds of church lands and removing doubts on church maintenance. Lords King pressed ministers on Corn Laws with no immediate answer. adjourned to tomorrow.
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House OF Lords
Fes
Scotland
India
Upper Canada
Earl Bathurst
Legislative Assembly of
Assembly of Upper Canada
Assize Commissions
King
Earl
Bathurst
House
Commons
Lord King
Petition from Dublin householders for repeal of window duty
Sir R Shaw presented a Dublin petition signed by magistrates bankers and other inhabitants praying for a repeal of the duty on windows He said he would present the petition today and likely again tomorrow to-morrow or soon thereafter
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Lord Ebbington
Phenix Union
Plymouth
Plymouth Dock
Courtenay
Portsmouth
Devon
Glocester
York
Kent
Middlesex
London
Abercromby
Edinburgh
Commissioners of Police
Hume
United Kingdom
T. Lethbridge Rose
Bruton
Somerset
Alderman Smith
Curwen
Russia
Sykes
LT. Lethbridge
Heathcote
Louth
Lincolnshire
Hobhouse
Hunt
M. W. Ridley
Admiralty
Scotland
Home Department
Peel
George the Second
Lanarkshire
Glasgow
Paisley
Lord A. Hamilton
Bankes
Calcraft
Malta
R. Shaw
Dublin
Bill on Royal Burghs reforms and magistrate residence urged
Lord Advocate seeks leave to introduce a bill to regulate royal burghs governance in Scotland, insisting on full publicity and magistrate residence. Lord Hamilton questions the narrow remedy amid extensive abuses, citing Edinburgh litigation and urging a broader corrective measure. In Knightsbridge disturbance coverage Alderman Wood presents a London Corporation petition and recounts Sheriff Waithman’s efforts to keep peace during the August funeral procession, detailing clashes between crowds and soldiers.
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Royal Burghs
Scotland
A. Hamilton
A. H
Thas House
Edinburgh
England
Knightsbridge
Alderman Wood
Corporation
City of London
W Curtis
Common Council
Smithfield
Honey
Francis
Knightsbridge Barracks
Treasury
Hyde Park
Sheriffs
Red Lion Square
Middlesex
Kammersmith
Sheriff Waithman
Brighton
Sloane-street
Hammersmith
Alder. Wood
Morning Post
Derbyshire
Levi
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Lima
Arequipa
Corps of
Concordia
Cellao
Morrison
General San Martin
Josse de la Mar
LAW Report
Lord Duncannon
Rowland Stevenson
Goulburn
West Looe
Imperial Parliament
House OF Commons
Wilmot
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