Ipsara and Samos in Greek Turmoil and Jamaican Rebellion
Reports detail the capture of Ipsara by Captain Pacha on July 3 after two failed pleas for submission, with massacre feared. It discusses Samos and broader Greek resistance, plus Jamaican unrest where white planters and enslaved people sparked revolts, killings, and military actions as authorities respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipsara
Pacha
Scio
Ipvara
Crescent
Male
Samoa
di Ipsara
Samos
Thessaly
Mogea
Jamaica
Malcolm
Campbell
King
Wilterforce
Parteh
Jong 26
Kingston
Alexandria
Argyle
Golden Grove
Argyle Pen
Hye
Horticultural Society
Thunday
Rotunda
Grove
Duchess of Richmond
Tadustt
Morns
Dusauion
Dler Gruse
Lydies Gennes
Wisa
Cark Ba
Harriwhate
London
Wae Manners
Charoer el Th
Palen Tuduce
French Papers Describe War News and Ordinances
The issue reports an imperial ordinance on titles for Haran and others, with estate values set for a duke and marquis. It recounts the Amaranthe captains actions against Ipsara and Naxos, including island defenses and casualties, plus British fears of Ashantee forces at Cape Coast Castle and colonial updates from Barbadoes, Trinidad, and Bermuda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Guayra
Colombia
Holland
Eecalona
Marquis del Toro
Joseph Lepcaster
Low Countries
Martinique
George the Fourth
Republic of Colombia
Vacatena
Lou- Brette
England
Republic
Taking of Ipsara by the Turks in July letter
A letter from July reports the Turkish assault on Ipsara, with a feigned attack, landing of 14,000 men, and rapid capture of the island within hours. The writer notes Greek losses, Greek vessels escaping, and Turks promising peace terms to prisoners. Additional details claim fleets and further actions near Samos and a submission from Samos to the Porte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmyta
Speara
Smtena
Tpeara
Pacha
Moountain
Ipsara T
Wardour
Emoana
Joly
Ipsara
Anon Ae
Canada
Egypt
Scio
Casea
P.S
Turka
Nicole
Sunda
Samos
Sammon
Porte
Trade with France and slave traffic in Africa noted
Parliaments papers include a dispatch from Cape Coast Castle dated December 13 1821 reporting Captain Percy Grace is returning to Europe. The letter regrets his departure and praises his zeal. It states French vessels continue slave cargoes at Sherbro and Cape Mount with at least two vessels monthly, plus sightings near the Gallinos and Cape Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierre Leone
Africa
Wilmot’ Horton
Charles M‘carthy
Cape Coast Castle
Percy Grace
Europe
Shehar
Sherbro
Cralinas
Cape Mount
Gallinos
Haitian Naval Force on Coast of Africa noted deaths and promotions
The report from Cape Coast Castle on 4lst May 1824 records deaths from fever among officers and civilians aboard His Majesty's Frigate Owen Glendower after leaving Cape Coast. It lists promotions within the squadron, notes several recoveries, and mentions ship health and a later voyage to Ascension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Glendower
Phillimore
Portamouth
Cape Coast Castle
Cape of Good Hope
Sutherland
Blenkarne
Maidstone
Cape Goast
Benin
Hiaffra
Sierra Leone
Gambia
Swinger
Vietor
Africa
Cape
Phil Vimore
Portsmouth
C. Bullen
Glendower
M‘cumby
West India Regiment
M'Carthy
M'Meaca
M'Kenie
Collett
Ruth
G. Woolcombe
Bana
Victor
G. W. Courtney
Hann
Lieut. Scott
Lacut. Theed
Manning
Bann
J. W Thomas
M‘kay
Maidmone
Owen Glendowe
Finluivon
Thomson
Owen Clendower Enllent
Ascension
Maitland
Calcuta
London
Prudent
Seanan
Valparaiso
Royal
Newett
Byual
Talitax
Catholic Rent Meeting in Kilrush Parish Debates Plan
The Catholic Association's Finance Committee reports remittances and outlines a plan to divide three parishes into fifty districts for collecting Catholic rent. Delegates debate immediate action, parish meetings, and the role of prominent members to drive funding while addressing public apathy in Dublin and broader support from clergy and laity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N
Kelly
M. O'Connell
Fran
Dutlin
Castletown Roche
Barricoleigh
Kilrush
Rush
Whitley
Jay
Vandalear
al Vandeteur
den Ing
Corbett
Parkhe Kilrush
Chapel of
Tad
Bin
Ron
Maghera
Kennedy
Taiing
Kennnedy
Lemamie
White
Uae
Dublin
Browne Rove
Liffey Street Chapel
St. George
Bx. Mary
Rene
Browne
Redmond
Liffey Street
Branove
Treland
St. Mary's
Sugrue
O'Connell
Liteyam
Catholic Rent
St. Parish
Mc Dwyer
Brown Wan
Id Tageting
Catholic Association Sings Against O’Gorman Ballad
Ballad singers in Capel Street faced protests as Catholic Association lawyers publicized a verse praising O’Gorman and O’Connell. The scene featured composers Sheil and Connell with Coyne as host, drawing criticism for verse and music quality. The piece, tied to Catholic Rent funding, sparked local contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlow
Catholic Association
Sheil
O'Gorman
Connell
Coyne
Capel Street
Chemisr
Buimpere
O'Connell
Coppinger
Noble
Honce Bright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peel
Ibn
Cran Canal Atork
Royal Canal
Ballant
Tsov
National Tieuhrance
Patriotie
St. Patrick
Shamrock
Dublin Gaa
Hibernian
Ene Mining Company
Tte
Dublin Coal
Oreere
Argyle von
Cantain Rregson
Bern
Yostentayer
Reyes Tory
Green Grove
Hanover
Montego Bay
Trea Noan
Tom
Chanters
Malcglm
Mr Campbell
Wilberforce
New York Packet
Mexico
New York
Eclipse
Marshton
Scotto la Marina
Tampico
Sime
Mina
General Bravo
Quintanar
Guadalajara
Quintanor
Sonora
New World
Bravo
la Garza
France
Grace
Cyrene
Charles M'Carthy
House of Commons
Wilnut Horton
Ivan
the Delate
Amyranas
M. Herard
Penra
Mitilyne
Gdpsara
Satriday
Senate
Anti-Ipsar
Qptain Pacha
Tina
Hydra
Naxos
Caso
Caso No Long. ‘Erexivu
Candia
Cano
Arma
Ismael Gibraltar
Trieste
Ip_ ware
Barbadoes
London Mail
Blafe Trade
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