State of the Two Americas on Spanish colonial rule
The extract critiques Madrid Gazettes amnesty and colonial debt debates, arguing Spain remains master of its Americas. It rebuts the London Courier's independence claims, detailing Peru and Upper Peru under royal rule, loyalty to Charles VII, and suppression of insurgents. It promises further discussion of the regional governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Courier
London
Spanish America
Lower
Peru
Rimac
Jauje
Huancarelica
Huamenga
Arequipa
Cusco
Don Joseph de la Berna
Cordilleras
Andes
Feru
la Paez
Oruro
Chuquisaca
Cochabamba
Potosi
Bante Cruz-de-la-Sierra
Buenos Ayres
la Serna
George IV
Great Britain
Thames
Ferdinant VII
Trujillo
Tarma
Conchucos
Perhana
Guaqui
Villapaquio
Ayohurna
Villuca
Delicate Portuguese Mission and Brazilian Rejection at Rio
Letters from Rio de Janeiro reveal a long exchange between Brazilian and Portuguese officials over recognition of Brazil’s independence. Portuguese envoys, led by Count de Rio Mayor, failed to secure acknowledgment as Brazilian forces refused to receive family letters and seized the Portuguese frigate Aveurdour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Janeiro
M. Cameiro de Campos
Count Do Rio Mayor
Portugal
Lisbon
Rio
Gniz Paulino
Paulino
Bahia
Ile
Iie
Aveurdour
Trea
Commissionem
Count de Rio Mayor Nedo
Cortes
Congress
Count de Rio Mayor
Nationa
Beazilian Independence and Lisbon Dispatches
The article notes European rulers issuing instructions regarding Lisbon dispatches to Britain. It mentions Baron Binder and inquiries into whether the Brazilian ruler is titled emperor or not, reflecting concerns over the status of the Brazilian realm and its rulers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
London
Lisbon
Baron Binder
Portugal
Great Powers urged to curb Brazil independence move
Private reports from Turkey to the 16th indicate news reached the Grand Seignor of a total defeat of Captain Pacha's squadron at the Dardanelles while Greek vessels of war were sought. Turkish land actions appear less decisive, with Greece claiming reverses yet maintaining enthusiasm for liberty in Europe, now seen as more hopeful than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Constantinople
Pacha
Dardanellan
Europe
Turinese and Sicilian News Report Sardinia Ex King Illness
A Turin report says ex King Victor Emmanuel suffered a violent fever on the 2nd with poor recovery prospects. From Sicily a storm caused isolation near Messina. A Cape letter describes famine among a savage horde near Old and New Latakkao, with cannibalism and mass deaths. European detachments seek full details as governors plan aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turin
Sardinia
Victor Emanuel
Sicily
Messina
Cape
New Lattakao
Simon's
Colombia Faces Fiscal Struggles and New Ventures
The piece details secret Congress resolutions on Zea's loan and Hurtado’s appointment, noting Colombia's fragile state after long war. It cites monopolies on Plata and Tobacco, new steam boat privileges, and plans to open channels on the Orinoco and Magdalena rivers, highlighting funding attempts and currency shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Colombia
Globe and Traveller
Colombia
Congress
M. Hurtado
Zea
Panama
England
Jamaica
M. Zea
Carthagena
Republic
South America
Holy Alliance
Puerto Cabello
Cochrane
Sipagnira
Senate
Elvers
Orinoque
Afr Hamilton
Magdalery
Elders
Barreucus
Bond Market Movements Highlight Government Debt Policy
The commissioners bought stock at 994 and notes show prices near par with hefty government purchases driving a rise. Spanish Bonds traded around 282 as parish purchases spiked to 29 in early trading. The New Loan saw demand around 21, later slipping to 20.
Monument to Grant Kay in India Company past promenade
The Barabadoes community expelled Mr Shrewsbury a Missionary for letters injurious to moral character. A monument is planned in St George's Bloomsbury to Charles Grant Kay by the East India Company. Reports from Ireland, France, and Canada cover inquests, riots, religious appointments, and marriages. A London grain price rise follows reduced stock. a novel stomach-poison extraction via suction is demonstrated at St Thomas's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbadoes
Shrewsbury
St. George's
Bloomsbury
Charles Grant
Kay
Kat India Company
Grand Lodge of Preementa
Ireland
Quebec
Anne Donohue
Goldsmith
Oliver Goldsmith
Gauwar
Doctor French
Kilmacduagh
Kilfenora
Archdeacon
Connaught
Ballina
Tyrawley
Killala
Killgass
Tower
Castle Connor
Patrick Boyle
Martin Loftus
Killalla
John Gregg
George Bermingham
Thomas Kirkwood
George J'Donagh
Michael M‘donagh
John Bourk
Thornton
Paris
France
de Globe and Traveiler
London
Bond
St. Thormas's Hospital
Jukes
Himelf
Astley Cooper
Scott
Astley
Opper
Silvermines Church
Nenagh
Edward Bourte
Woucester-street
Catherine
William Carroll
Ulla
Wiliam Carroll
K.C
Belfast
Joseph J. Bradshaw
K. Stewart
Straid
Robert Wagill
Antriw
Anne Jane
Eldeat
Skelton
Clonasive
Mlerford
William Nicholson
Pramore
Milford
Recruitment drives for 94th and 95th Regiments in Cork
The army plans placing the 94th and 95th Regiments at Kilkenny and Winchester with a depot there, while Cork shows strong local enthusiasm. Over 200 young men have enlisted in Cork since the order arrived, with Captains Craig and Deier leading the parade. Recruiting extends to Carlow, Isle of Wight detachments head to Chatham, and four Companies of the 73d arrive at Portpatrick for Ireland transit to India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
94Th
Raisin Regiment
Gigs- On
85Th
Sais) Regiment of Foot
Sarae
Kilkenny
Craig
de Ier
Mayes
Fielding
Alexander and
Vickerton
Cork
Royal Veterans Battalion
City of Cork
95Th Regiment
Carlow
Resignations in Revenue Follow New Excise Orders
Reports indicate several officials in the Revenue plan to resign over ill health, superannuation, and other causes after late Excise Office orders requiring all officers to be ready to act across the United Kingdom. The same period sees multiple robberies, a child murder in Bow Lane, inquests, church appointments in Dublin, tithe negotiations in Killaloe, and policing actions across Cork, Clonmel, and May counties with numerous arrests and trials under insurrection laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excise Office
United Kingdom
England
Ireland
Scotland
G. Turner
Clontarf
Orr
Templengae
James's Street
Bow-lane
Payne
Elizabeth Mercer
M. P
James Mercer
Mercer
Dublin
Christ Church
St. Patrick
Killaloe
Cuthbert Petherson
Killaciernan
Mant
Down
Thomas Westroop
Rots-House
Clonenagh
Queen’s County
Valentine Griffith
Kilvemnon
County Tipperary
Macroom
Thurles
Cork
Clonmel
Kilruxh
Miltown
Channer
Glenaladale
Patrick M'Carthy
Riliecrnstal
Carter
Cloniien
Kanturk
Sine Faby
Foot
Mays
Atast
Blacker
Rathkeale
Thomas Mant
Jun. Kay
Charleville
John Walsh Seog
Captain Rock
William Speerty
Limerick
John Scanlan
Kirby
Jordan
Tipperary
Ae Ni Ayo
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Tootal
Madrid
Rth
Janxs II
Restaurador
Fimnt
Spain
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Madrid Gazette
London Courier
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Casa-Int20
Muneo-Capac
Tra
Mogurga
Lima
Picase
Callao
Tortelagle
Hia Carellite
Czernowitz
Austria
Russia
the Army
Waller
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