Corunna and Vigo fall in French advance triumphed
Report from Plymouth via Royal George describes Corunna under French fire and likely fall after gun emplacements and heights are seized. Sir Robert Wilson, Quiroga, Romay, and Morillo move troops toward Cadiz Bayonna as Vigo is besieged. Dispatches indicate 2000 to 5000 French troops nearer Galicia with few defenses and spiked guns.
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Yabioh Daft
Plymouth
Wedhoulay
Sind
Mietry Davin
Paice
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London
Rpanieh
Thoredas
Robert Wireon
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Coruana
Bayonna
Cadiz
Vigo
Plyouth
Pirmont
Ava
Royal George
John Doyle
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Dominga
Romay
Covernor
Robert Wilson
Galicia
Atla
Romago
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Saly
England
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Ponte Vedra
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Avere
Newfoundland
Erskine
Romage
Aid-de
Light
Sir Robert
Tie
Mount Geooge
Ower Wilson
Quisous
Waeless
Ronant Watson
Culis
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Information from Spain on Quiroga and Corunna defense
A private correspondent reports General Quiroga left Corunna by steam for Cadiz then England to reach Andalusia. Corunna’s garrison, about 4,000 including volunteers, holds old town fortifications while Vigo and Ferrol show mixed resistance. Provisions remain abundant. Quiroga warns against capitulation and orders executions for treason. Reports from Gibraltar and Paris offer varying views on Moncey’s forces and Catalonia’s continued resistance.
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Ceen
Quiroga
Spain
Corunna
Cadiz
Army of Reserve
Andalusia
England
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Novella
Apodaca
Mexico
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Aldan
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Old Town
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Puente St. Payo
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Vigo
Coranna
Ferrol
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Valencia
Arragon
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Montilla
Soria
Ebro
Tiebas
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Chasseura
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Labarthe
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Gazette of
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Seville
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Ballasteros
Jaen
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Carolina
Juaril
Malaga
Lauriston
Torre del Oro
Count Grundler
Ihe Marshel
Ernani
Cesavan
Milans
Llobera
Torrega
Verdu
Monthland
Calaf
Baron
Paris News on Spanish Negotiations and Fronts
Reports from Paris on negotiations with the Cortes fueling market gains while Catalonia and Galicia face setbacks. Duke of Angouleme moderates amnesty talks, French officers reportedly shield constitutionalists, and blockades shift amid illness and siege actions across Valencia and Aragon.
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Changu
Catalonia
Galicia
Stock Exchange
Madrid
Duke of
War in Spain: Regency, French Interposition, and Spanish Crisis
The article surveys Spain's turmoil as Royalists unite against invaders while French mediation is urged. It notes the Regency and clergy show weakness, with leaders divided and the Cortes unlikely to yield unless peace is negotiated, risking foreign troops and a shift toward liberal principles.
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Madrid
Garette
Constitutionalista Ata
Prince Generalissime
Seville
Ultra
Cortes
England
Marih
Goa
Soria
Santo Domingo
Alava
Biscay
Vittoria
Lemarechal Marquis de Lauriston
Second Corpa
Guipuscoa
Navarre
Arragon
Elbe-Inferior
Tolosa
Count Molitor
Corps de Larmee
Valencia
Murcia
Granada
Ifir
Viscount de Foissac Lavour
Cordova
Count Bourdesoulle
Cedis
Thike d
Duke of Axsovutes
Cath
France
Mai
Regula
Spain
Revoluton
Tong
Parisians of Ireland report on prison system 1823 in Ireland
A parliamentary report issued for the House of Commons in 1823 outlines the Irish prison system. It details prison counts by district, numbers committed for trial, and outcomes including executions, pardons, and death sentences. The document notes the tread-mill’s introduction and its debated health effects, with attempts to justify its use as a steady, beneficial labor source for prisoners. It also references specific gaols such as Carlow and Limerick and mentions the Swift Lunatic Asylum.
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of Commons
Ireland
George LY
Dublin
Iene i, Sons
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Beant
Suthenereport
Inspectora
Carlow
Limerick
Swift
Dean Swift
Teder
George the
Campbell
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Asturias
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Lisbon
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Patras
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London Packet
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Milan
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Switzerland
Louis
Journal du Commerce
Trylec
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Marlborough-street
Thomas N‘naughten
Terence Conolly
Laurence Conolly
Sarah Conolly
Giddens
Bank of England
Robert Richardson
Thornton
Hanbury-lane
Corey Lys
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