Political rumors and royal changes in Europe reported
The piece catalogs German journals shifting from war reports to political changes across states. It notes German press claims of peace with Austria and conquests in Spain, new royal nominations, and marriages. It cites Dutch papers and various European dispatches about Polish and Danish intrigues, plus American reactions to European events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poniatowski
Augusta
Saxony
Germany
Spain
Royal Order of Spain
Baxamar
D. Manuel Cambronero
D. Bernardo Friarte
Avessancu
Hoffer
Inspruck
Munich
Daespen
Poniatowsky
Poland
Hamporan
Christian of
Denmark
Mecklenburgh Schwerin
Altona
Copenhagen
Count de Holgein
Mecklenburg
The Siege of Gerona and Movements in Spain
From Matacoa and Cadiz reports dated Oct 31 to Nov 7, 3000 Gerona garrison men join 8000 from General Blake to defeat the besiegers and open supplies. Capigni to command. La Mancha army totals 50,000 horses and 8000 horse. Mortier with 6000 in Talavera. Soult at Oropesa. Seville flying parties intercept couriers and plunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Fernando
la Mancha
Capigni
Capiz
Madrid
Valladolid
Burgos
Pormono
Democratic scurrility over Jackson appointment in New York
In New York on October 8, Democratic papers flood the scene with scurrilous attacks on the newly named Minister and the nation he represents. Critics sought to prejudice the President against recognizing him as a foreign envoy. The discourse underscores partisan rancor surrounding the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Geonce Town
New
West
Duanes
Irvines
New York
Armstrong
London
Boston
Packet
Rotterdam
Wagram
Paris
United States
England
Loma
Europe
High Seas
Denmark
Sweden
Russia
Thos. Fitzsimons
New-York
Lisbon
Washington
Law of Nations
Asking
British Fleet in Atlantic Gale Delays Transports and Spain News
Reports from Portemouth describe a British convoy lashed by a severe gale. A transport ship lost foremast and topmasts while several vessels from Halifax and Vera Cruz carried large sums. Spanish movements around Valladolid and Cadiz are tracked as Buonaparte's campaigns loom in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Department
Gonrerzi
Portemouth
Halifax
Squirrel
Wm. Fitzroy
Fottadering
Quebec
Atis
Lisbon
Madrid
Old Castile
Salamanca
Duke del Parque
la Mancha
Joseph
Valladolid
Jourdan
Ney
France
Spain
Cadiz
San Ander
San Dramon
Maling
Rico
Dashwood
Vera Cruz
Jamaica
Cochrane Johnstone
England
Lieut
Williams
Duke of Kent
Talmouth
Leeward Islands
Guaedaloupe
Ballard
Saintes
Stantell
Bassaterre
Nantes
West Indies
Buonaparte
Nymphenburgh
Bavaria
Mameluke Rustan
Rustan
Duroc
America
New York
Albany
Mr. Boucher
Mr. B
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seignier Onis
Buo Udparte
Onis
New York Gazette
Gijon
Santander
Sebastiana
Joseph Buonaparte
Suchet
Saragossa
Villa Campo
N.S. de la Fremendad
Torre de Segre
Lerida
Covent Garden
Xov
Naples
Cuxhaven
Leveson
Verdun
Mna&ke
Prince of
Ponte Corvo
Duke of
Abrantes
Turin
Westphalia
Bayonne
Marshal Ney
Tyrol
Andrew Hofer
Gen
Drouet
Archduke John
Flouse
Austria
Italy
Andrew Horrer
Schomberg
Punsterthal
Tyrolese
Andrew Hofrer
Steinach
Marquis of
Wellesley
Mr. Perceval
Mr. Canning
Lord Grenville
Canning
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