Siege of Badajoz Surrendered After Prolonged Assault
Dispatches from Paria and Badajoz report the capitulation of Badajoz on the night of March 10 and formal entry by Emperors’ troops on the 11th. 13 135 officers and 7 135 soldiers taken, 170 cannon and 80 000 pounds of powder seized. Cadiz siege resumed March 10 amid renewed Allied victories in Portugal and Andalusia.
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Prince of Essling
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Bay of England
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Badajoz
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Gebora
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Algesiras
Duke of Belluno
Belluno
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Isle of Leon
Sebastiani
Murcia
Ballasteros
Seville
Darrican
Andalusia
Palmatia
Neufchatel
Thuy
France
Ostoro
Saragossa
Lord Wellington
Lisbon
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Eaachy
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Imperial Decree on Sugar Indigo Cultivation and Indigo
The decree, dated March 25 1351, orders 32 000 hectares for red beet to produce sugar and sets plans for pastel derived indigo. It directs the Interior to allocate lands, prefects to ensure full cultivation, and prohibits delays to by next year. It also establishes six experimental sugar schools and four pastel indigo schools with locations to be designated by May.
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the Thilleries
Napoleon
Empire
Indies
Council of Trade
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Napoleon Decree Directs Funding For New Experimental Schools
The decree authorizes the Interior Minister to provide funds from the mission budget of 1811 to establish two experimental schools. It also prohibits sugar and indigo from East or West Italian sources from January 1, 1813, deeming them English merchandise. The Interior Minister is tasked with enforcing the decree.
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Napoleon
Quarantine Orders for Havana Trade Ships From Cuba 1810
Gov officials enforce quarantine rules for vessels arriving from Havana and Cuba. Ships must anchor at designated ports for health inspection before entering the kingdom and no shore contact permitted until cleared. Authorities in Guernsey Jersey Alderney Sark Man notified to enforce directives.
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London Gazette
Couneil
Whitehall
Privy Council
Maesty
Meirs
Havannah
Delaware
States of America
Cuba
Isles
Guernsey
Jersey
Alderney
Sark
Man
His Majesty's ‘Treasury
Great Britain
Cingus Porta
Ordnance
His Majesty
Orders in Council for West Indies trade and imports 1809 1810
London Gazette extracts detail extended trade restrictions and duties under three Orders in Council from 1809 to 1810. It covers import allowances for West Indies colonies including Bermuda Somer Islands and South American territories, listed goods, duties on cod, fish, flour, bread, lumber, and live stock, with sunset clauses and potential renewals in 1811.
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London
Gatwrey
Connell
Indies
West Indies
Bermuda
South America
Bahama Islands
Someria
Pri
Coupe
Petit
United States of America
Jomaca
Atuce
Briny Council
London Gazette
Privy Council
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