Stock Exchange Settling Day and Lima Crisis Report
The Courier notes a bullish settle on the Stock Exchange with Consols down, and reports Lima falling to San Martin's forces, the royalist troops retreating toward the mountains. It describes La Serna’s evacuation, Castilian castle resistance, and Castro’s dispersed signs as Paris and Madrid dispatches relay renewed unrest across Spain and Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Lima
San Marvin
San Mar Tin
Callao
la Serna
Sierra
Cauterna
San Manzi
Deaths at Escurial Reach Spanish Royal Family
The Duke de Capiz son of Don Francois de Paule and Donna Louisa Cuartorre of Naples died on the 15th at the Royal residence of the Escurial. Official notice to the Cortes said the King Queen and Royal Family remain at the Escurial in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke de Capiz
Don Francois DE Paule
Louisa Cuartorre
Naples
Duchess de Berni
Escurial
Escorial
Insurrection in Pernambuco Amid Trade Disruptions
Reports arriving in Liverpool from Pernambuco describe an agitated province with an insurgent force around three thousand. Commun ication to the interior is cut, provisions are scarce, and merchants close their stores. Three hundred fifty troops reached Pernambuco on October 4 in a Portuguese frigate. The protests target the Governor, and editors suspect wider South American struggles against European control. The Doris remains to protect trade. Letters from Pernambuco dated October 3 note continued disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernambuco
Active
Liverpool
Brazils
America
Doris
Brazilian siege aided by Bahia regiment intensifies revolt
From Pernambuco on October 3 reports say the Portuguese frigate Don Pedro arrived with 350 troops, but insurgents attacked again and held their ground. The Brazilian army built posts to block routes, cutting off provisions as skirmishes continued daily with casualties on both sides. A Bahia garrison of 350 landed September 30, while negotiations hint at a possible accommodation, recognizing the king and constitution. Meanwhile British notices mention royal transports and theatre critiques, with piracy concerns off New Providence and a mysterious death in Thanet prompting a coroner's inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permanent Assembly
Cortes
Orense
Gallicia
M. Asascal
Spain
Paris
Louis XVIII
M. Cuaputs
Regulator
Cadiz
Andalusia
Valencia
Arragon
Catalonia
Fontana d’Or
Rizeo
Echo de Padilla
The
Descamisados
Sans-Culottes
Gazette de France
Universal
Ttig
Jhem
Don Pedro
Bahia
Sothalt
Pernambuco
Constitution, &c
Calais
Princess Augusta
Dover
Drury-Lane
Kemble
Mr. Kean
de Montfort
Joan Kemste
Rebrert Wilson
Times
Ortiwell Woop
Leeds Intelligencer
New Providence
Newfoundland
Nassau Gazette
Margarette
Cuba
Gulf of Florida
Bay of Mexico
Mississippi
Charlston
Florida
Exeanor Trirroyn
J. Currie
Orengell
St. Lawrence
Isle of Thanet
Sandwich
Ramsgate
Nether Court
Pegwell
Margate
Woop
Curuina
Ozengell
St. Augustine's Gaol
Kentish Gazette
Duke of
Youx
Horse Guards
Suza
Leinster Journal
Shea
Micklegate
York
Bishophill
Manchester Herald
Army reviews at Chatham praise 55th and 49th Regiments
The 55th Regiment arrived from Ireland and impressed Sir Henry Sorrens, Adjutant General of the Forces, at Chatham. The 49th, also recently arrived, earned his high approbation. Both battalions will soon sail for the Cape of Good Hope. The Hon. East India Company troops under Major Hay were commended for discipline. A full garrison review followed with praise of Royal Engineers 3d Guards 49th 55th and 71st. Over 200 men arrived from the Mediterranean and detachments prepared for the East Indies and Ceylon voyages. An accident injured Lieutenant Trevelison of the Royal Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maidstone
Chatham
Ireland
Henry Sorrens
G.C.B
Major Hill
Brereton
Gravesend
Cape of Good Hope
Hon. East India Company
Hay
Royal Engineers
3D Guards
49Th Regt
Royal Marines
55Th Regt
71St Light Infantry
A. Christie
Clithero
34 Guards
Darnley
Lord Clifton
Robert Bligh
Bligh
G. Hoste
D’ Arcy
Burgoyne
71St
Admiralty
Archibald Christie
C. Bentley
Mediterranean
Isle of Wight
East Indies
16Th Regiment
Royal Staff Corps
Ceylon
Globe
Cape of Good. Hope
William Fairlie
Thomas Coutts
Sir David Scott
Karl Balcarras
Shipping News Highlights Gale Ensuing Across Ports
Maritime notices report ships like Zephyr James Harris and Britannia returning or sailing for Jamaica and Brazil while others reach Poole and Rouen. Casualties include Alvert lost in a hurricane near Long Island with crew saved and the Zephyr at Riga arriving after misfortune. A Levee by the Duke of York and local arrests underscore broader news in a single period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
Zephyr
James Harris
Jamaica
Garland
Brown
Cape of Good Hope
Richard
Kay
New South Wales
Britannia
White
Brazils
Pithead
Harvey
Newfoundland
Poole
Lysuncron
Liverpool
Rouen
Jibboom
Gravesean
Rolfe
Madras
Falmouth
S.W
Crooked Island
Alvert
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Long Island
Cuba
Enterprise
Cook
Downs
Sierra Leone
Manheim
Jonas
Allicant
Royal George
Steele
London
Prince Regent
Trinidad
Suvernyss
Riga
Ouse
Mityern
Drewett
Bristol
Ireland
Hubberston Pill Creek
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the Courier
Mazran
Court of Peers
Delamotte
Chamber of Deputies
Russia
Turkey
Viera
Porte
Austria
England
Baron de Leszer- Tern
St. Petersburgh
Hanover
M. de Merremnichy
Count de Nessetropes
Berlin
Constitutionnel
St. Helena
Napoleon
Tholon
Bertrand
Drouot
GourGaup
M. Las Casas
Madrid
Puerta del Sol
Riego
Assembly
Journal de Paris
the Army
Ship News
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