Paris Papers Report No Overrun of Catalonia by 4000
A Paris dispatch from Sept 4 rebuts claims by Drapeau Blanc and Constitutionnel that 4,000 troops under Musas overran Catalonia and threatened Seo d Urgel. It notes a French garrison remained in Seo d Urgel and cites plague outbreaks in Andona with high mortality, while other European telegrams report storms in Tonla and political shifts in Lisbon and Constantinople.
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Paris
Drapeux Blanc
Constitutionnel
Musas
Catalonia
Duartes V
Seo d’Urgel
Drapeau Blanc
Tarsons
Andona
Tre Pacua
Andana
Petersburgh
Tonla
Johannisberg
M. Metternicu
M. DE Villele
Congress
Rhine
Holy Alliance
M. Pe Metrennich
Johannis
Portugal
Europe
Drapeau
Madrid
Aus
Extracts of Private Letters on Indian Pacha and Greek Slaves
Letters describe gifts presented to the Consul General by Totia, a royal audience with the Pacha, and a display of jeweled items and weapons. Other reports detail an April 10 Berat letter about a March 18 Greek assault near Candia, Turkish counteractions, and a surge in Greek slave importations sold in Alexandria bazaars, with casualties and humanitarian concerns.
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Syn
Chatham
Kents
Henry Stokes i
Lantinglace
Medway
Tigh
Jékes
Burton
St. Margaret's Bank
Rochesters
Nive
Asies Tare
Parkin
Chathame
Sydenham
Cliftont
Bristol
J. Rees
Winestreet
Butler
Cheapside
Savory and Co
New Boni-street
Regent-street
Ranger
Oxford-street
Sutton and Co
Bow Church-yard
Edwards
Neeerry
St. Paul's Church-yard
Johnson
Soho
Cornhill
Barclays
Fleet-market
Prout
Strand
United Kingdom
Madras
Galcutta
Edward Pager
John Grary
City Canal
Coramanuc
Jerusalem Coffee-house
John Campbell
Fisq
White
Lobx Pirie and Co
Freeman’s Court
Gembill
NTR
Oarpur
Dean-street
Carpub
Evan EW
Medical Theatre
Tre
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Tyrrell
Quain
Oulsons
Roger
Lawrence
Wardrop
Clutterbuck
Tweedie
Materia Medica
Tweeduie
David Davis
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
St. Thomas's Hospital
Mr.Lawrence
Whitehall-places
St! Bartholomew’s Hospital
Brussels
Royale
Hotel DE L'Europe
F. Bonny
Benny
Silchester
Hants
Messrs
J. and
S. Pearce
Phillips
Bulger
Swithin
S-Lane
London
Glover and Paice
Basingatoke
Chicklade
Wilts
County of
Salisbury
Hindon
Exeter
George Law
No. 10
New-square
Lincoln’s Lim
Treasury
Rish
BISH
Cornhil
Charing-cross
East India House
United
England
East Indies
Thein House
Ewhall-Street
Wedlnaday
Joseph Dart
R ‘Ondon Corn Exchange Company
Sta
London Corn Exchange Company
H. K. Swinford
Mark Lane
Turner
Partiman
Trinity
Chiswick
Hyde Park
C.erms
Isle of Wight
Webb
Kent
Shelden
Hull
May
Wyborn, White
Shelden and
Word
James Wyborn
Bon
King’s Head
Canterbury
York
Margate
Ball and George Inn
Ramsgate
Antwerp
Dover
Kings Hotel
Deal
B. Hall
Serjeant’s Inn
Fleet-street
Noakes
Sandwich
N.B. James Dixon
Woolhampton
Berks
Glover
Price
Sampron
Ber Inn
Worthampton
Phillips, and
Snow
New Street
Bell Son
Noake
Rose Fying
Calo
Totia
Sandy Moses
Medina
Ter
the Pacha
India
Berat
Syria
Bechir
Kaya Bey
Agere
Goodell
Pourier
Raya
Alexandria
Sybille
Candia
Cape of Good Hope papers reveal race turmoil and currency debate
Reports from 1826 describe Cape Corps interference at a public race with Dutch visitors assaulted and a heated clash with the magistrate. A British lad was detained, sparking a division between military and civil authorities. The Cape currency committee reports on legal opinions confirming Crown power to alter currency and limits on redress, with Col Bird’s mission notes and letters filed for public perusal.
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Cape Corps
Bnt
Cape
Bird
England
Earl Bathurst
Treasury
Ba Couns
Ped Bye
W. Bawkins
ER Ae
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Agadiprportels Oe
OPI ‘Operahouse
Nicholas Athe
Bariley
Ran
Po morepMe
Oracle
Sylum
Péraone
James Mackintosh
M.P
Thomas Frankland Lewis
J.ashton Yates
Liverpool
Gen. Harris
N. C
B. Ilenry
Fred. Stephenson
W. Fraser
Thomas Meux
Thomas Fenn
Jobo Kymer
Lancelot Bungh Allen
Francia Kemble
George Farren
Ray
Auditors
J. Richards
Esay
C. W. Hallett
Foster Reynolds
John Mason Gond
FURS
Guildford-street
Benjamin Travers
Eng
Bruton-street
Herbert Mayo
Bay
Herwicke Street
Pxford Lunatic Asylum
Radecliffe
Oxford
Hammersteys
Warneford
Williams
Burton-o the-Hill
Magnaton
Duncan
Poe. Duvean
William Bowles
Miss Williams
Mr. Cripps
J. Wornferd
J. J.lockhart
Collingwood H. Goring
J. Radcliffe
Tuckwell and
Wingfield
C. C
Talmage
E. Shaw
Wantage
J. Stuart
Ae Schutz
Sonning
John Burgess
Son Bez
Hes
John Burgess and Son
Swand
Savoyteps
Ross
Son’s
Bishops- Rate-street
Mrexsey
Ross and Sons
Collins’ Cor
Brodie and Dowding
Andall
J. M. Randall
Gil
Wewkery and Sons
St.Paul's
Barclay and Sons
Fleet-markets
Aul
C. Butler
San
Butterfield
Randall and Son
Neal
Charles Butler
Cotner
St. Paul's
United Kingdoms
British and Foreign Public
Conduit-street
Hanover-sqadre
Qlentlemen
Visthun and CO
New Bond-street
William Husj. Kisson
House of Commons
J. Watchard and Son
Piccadilly
Saunders and Otley
Public Library
Norfolk
Messrs. E. and
G. Cooper
East Dereham
Parry
North Sea
Grenada
Journal Des Dehais
Lisbon
Aucustt
Chambers of Peers and Deputies
Chamber of Peers
Palace of
Rocio
Chamber of Deputies
Junta de Juros
Ferreiro de Paco
Tras-os-Montes
Vinches
Algoza
Zamora
Spain
Count de Villa Rea
M. Gonez
the Pilate
Constantinople
Bucharest
Akerman
Ottoman Empire
Mussalmen
Grand Siniok
Seraglio
Jne
Bes
M. de Zamsrano
Pans
Lae
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Lawn
Acéoning
M.calomaine
M. Sauwox
San Ildephouse
M. Lawson
Warsaw
Constantine
Lithuania
Brest-Lithowsky
Moscow
Cape OF Good Hope
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