Peru and Lima war updates and London funds rally report
A Lima letter details Spanish and Patriot movements around Lima with Bolivar and Chilian support, while guerrilla actions hinder Spanish advances and 6000 Patriots move to contest Arequipa. Separately, London funds rise sharply on strong demand, with Consols advancing toward 85 and expectations of further gains, amid foreign bond activity and Spanish loan chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Preas
Lima
Penu
Chile
Peru
Cantarac
Baldez
Bolivar
Auilaries
Colombia
Chili
Cusco
Pastosi
Sucre
Miller
Gamane
Arequips
Cauitarac
Liets
Cuzco
Arequipa
Upper Peru
Potosi
Jaintt
Cordillera
Cal- Ano
Truillo
Xaujs
Consola
Connorl
RSG
Monay
Paris
Innia
Madrid
Posis
Mexico
Messrs Hullatt, and Brothers
Ito
Private letters reveal Lisbon government mistrust in regiments
Dispatches from Lisbon state that only two regiments and a battalion of chasseurs were trusted with arms as disaffection grows toward the new order. Bribes to destroy liberties have turned two regiments and the chasseurs against the people, stirring hostility and violence within the garrison. Auldiors clash, insults escalate, and several lives have been lost amid rising esprit de corps and deadly quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Tegimente
Cape of Good Hope Letter On Invasion By Bechuanas
The Cape Town Gazette reports a force from Griqua Town led by a commander with 90 musketeers and accompanying Melville and Moffett moved June 28 toward Old Lattakee. They clashed with Bechuanas under Mahomapeele, routed the invaders after hours of battle, leaving 400 dead. Many women and children were massacred or captured, with Bechuanas pursuing. Masura Moffatt and Melville failed to avert bloodshed.
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Cape of Good Hope
Cape Town
Griquas
Melville
Moffett
Griqua Town
Kuraman
Lattakee
Mahomapeele
Magntatevs
Masura Moffatt
Fashion and Table-Talk From a London to Brighton Run
A Transcriptioned notice sheet recalls the royal journey to Brighton after breakfast, naming passage through St James's Park Pimlico and the approach of Parliament. It lists theatre notices and international arrivals, with social chatter on concerts, marriages, elopements, and public notices. Mentions the Marquis of Hertford measles illness and General Mina plans.
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London
Brighton
St. James's Park
Pimlico
Vauxhall Bridge
Primate
Dublin
Firen
Holyhead
Lord Conys
Me Corry
Smyth
Mlussra Harris
Bell
Place
Greene
Keogh
Macready
Russell
Bob Logic
England
Theatre Royal
Covent Garden
Palermo
Young
C. Kemble
F. H. Kelly
Bartley
Catalani
Edinburgh
Robin Adair
Covent-garden
Bath
Yeates
Brunton
Hawkins
Pearman
New York
Count Belino
Paris
Seymour-place
Mina
Ghent
Thames
County Chronicle
Dragoons
India
Dublin City News Report Arrears Paid and Thefts Across Town
A Dublin City summary notes the city treasurer finally paying one year arrears to officers after persistence by Allan Nugent and Captain Fitzsimons. The column details multiple thefts including plate stolen from Mr Hall, a servant Dwyer arrested, a coat theft from Mr Morton’s jaunting car, and a theatre theft of watches and seals. A fire at Mrs Bourke’s factory caused damage, two infant and child deaths were reported, and various public notices and a church dedication at Lucan are described along with other local incidents and society notes.
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Corporation of Dublin
Cotemporary
Allan Nugent
Fitzsimons
Hall
St. Andrew-street
College-street
Goodison
Dwyer
Hall Bag
Newgate
Morton
Sackville Street
Montgomery Hlearty
Dundrum
College Street
Church-street
Cooke Street
Mr Young
George's Quay
Richard Kingela
Thomas Kinsela
Royal Hospital
Kilimainham
Jims
Summer Hill
Edward Reilly
Sessions House
Green Street
Mackay
Dawson-street
Lucan
Dublin
St. Andrew's
Green-street
Shelly
Booth
Mander
Boothman
Rohaker
Lynch
Exchequer St
Wilson
New York
Briton
Poolbeg
Ames Epery
Kingstown
Otto
John Aitoag
Belfast
Michal Fitzerald
Michael Fitzgerald
Prings Ennis School
Trinity College
Ennis Chronicle
Glenal
Dane
Liverpool
Gama
Richard Jones
Kilrush
Kildare
Naas
Ireland
Donaghadee
Thunday
Ball
O’ Beirne
Portoro
Kingstown Harbour
Cove
Cork
Fethard
Peter Roe
Ae Brethren
Arma
Missionary Society
Nny P Tupate
Bleanthus
Aesé Garvan
Edmond Tirreen
Ria
Grady
Clonma Herad Elanchuly
Military Promotions from the War Office December 1825
The War Office lists promotions in December 1825 for the 77th Foot and Royal Veteran Battalions. Frederick Corfield moves from half pay to lieutenant, replacing Agnew Champain who exchanges. William Filiott advances from half pay to lieutenant. Joseph Down Ting becomes lieutenant in the 1st Royal Veteran Battalion. Anthony Lyster advances to captain in the 3rd Royal Veteran Battalion. Engebert Lutyens promoted from captain of the 20th Foot to major. Also note Donald M Kinlay promoted to assistant surgeon to the forces, replacing Reward Magrath whose place is unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War-Office
Sth
77Th Regiment of Foot
Frederick Corfield
Agnew Champain
William Filiott
Frederick Follett
1St Royal Veteran Battalion
Joseph Down Ting
19Th Foot
John Worlledge
Royal Veteran Battalion
Anthony Lyster
John Ringrove Drew
Breaet
Engebert Lutyens
20Th Foot
Wargeon
Donald M‘kinlay
Magrath
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bank
Brock
City
PMR
Dublin Journalb
Picton Castle
Pembrokeshire
Richard Philips
Milford
John Philips
Picton
Mise Philips
James Philipe
Pomipark
Pembroke
Scotland
Henry Martin Blake
Windsfield
Galway
Anastasia Gossen
Anastatia Gonsen
Aeid
Fellowship
Anastatia Gossen
Carrick
Shannon
Leitrim
Hyett
Duckworth
City and Country News
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