Fall and Death of Joachim Murat Knight of Naples
This English narrative by Fran cis Macirone recounts Murat surrender, bold campaigns, and final escape from Naples to Ischia and Cannes. It covers allied treaties, British aims, Austrian pressures, and Murat's dramatic retirement, ending with his perilous flight and implied death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joachim Murat
Austria
Naples
Regiind
Joachim
Lord Wr. Bentinck
Italy
Affrica
Murat
England
Lord W. Bentinck
Lord Castlereagh
Sicily
France
Napoleon
Macrone
Ferdinand
Leghorn
Wmn. Bentinck
Tuscany
Robert Wilton
Bologna
Europe
Vienna
Prince Talleyrand
Louis
Madrene
Naptea
Biba
Cabvet
Duke of Wellington
Lyaptua
Col. Dalrymple
Jovesi
Win. Bentinck
Sardinia
Piedimontene
Wa. Burgock
Jon
Tis
National Guard
Macdonald
Armata Appearance Prompts Political Romance Notice
The piece discusses a publication titled Armata and notes its political romance tone. It cites Lord Siskine as the source for the author and promises extracts. The excerpt reprints Stowe's Annals describing a July 17 scene on the Thames with Queen Elizabeth, the French ambassador, and Thomas Appletree, who fired a harquebuze, wounding a waterman and resulting in a delayed execution and royal pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Siskine
Westminster
Stowe
Maseatie
Thamia
Greenewich
Dettor
Art
Linvoine
Wiechamberlaine &c
Thomas Appetree
Henry Cary
Chagipel
Thomas Appletree
Thomas
Detford
Queenes
The Keeper Caf City Marshalsea Receives Coal From Lord Mayor
The Keeper of the City Marshalsea acknowledges the receipt of sixteen bags of coal seized by the Lord Mayor for being deficient in measure. The coal is for the use of the prisoners, and the keeper expresses grateful thanks.
London Gazette Note on By-Election and Regimental Badges
Member returned to serve in the present Parliament for the borough of Marlborough Sir William Abby Bare and William Hicks Beach has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent grants the 2d Battalion of the 54th Regiment to bear the word Alenera on Colours and appointments commemorating the Battle of Albuera May 16 1811. The Royal grant also allows the East Regiment to add Tataera and Bisace on its Colours for Taiaverd battles in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mialuabury
Witham Abby
Bare
Wiliam Hicks Beach
Bag
Roya
S4th
Albuera
Uasth
Dhe
Taiaverd
IV Pais
Royal honours list notes 1809 1815 for officers
A wartime notice records promotions and honorary GCB and KCB appointments by the Prince Regent. It lists officers from the British Army and East India Company service receiving Bath honours and companions, including Lionel Smith, Charles Doyle, Howard Douglas, James Viney, J H Dunkin, Wm Carrol, P R Roache, G Holmes, F Miller, Battersby, de Saluberry, and many others, with posts in Canada India and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busato
Portugal
Prince Regeor
Robert Macfarlane
Onlebel
B7th Regiment of Foot
King of the Two Sicilies Hath Been Pleased To Honour Him. Whithail
Prince Regent
Flicera
Military Order of the Bath
Lionel Smith
Charles Win, Doyle
Howard Douglas
Bart
York Rangers
James Viney
Royal Artillery
J. H. Dunkin
Colnel
Wm. P. Carrol
P. R. Roache
14M Nooth
21St Foot
George Holmes
Sd Drascaon Guards
Francis M. Miller
B7th
Francis Battersby
Glengarry Light Infantry
Charles de Saluberry
Lave Canal
Han Voltiperra
George Taylor
Canada
Robert M‘douall
Greggarry Light Infantry
G. Macdonell
Henry John
Ld Foot
W. F. Brovherton
Vrageons
Peter Fyers
Tort Native Infantry
William Henry Cooper
Lat Native Infantry
Alexander Caldwell
Artillery
Robert Houstoun
6Th Native Cavalry
John Shap
1Et Native Infantry
George Mason
Ar-mery
Alexander Macleod
Military Promotions and Appointments In February Army List
War Office announces promotions and appointments across regiments including Captaincies at Light Dragoons, Lieutenants at various regiments, captains by purchase, half-pay exchanges, and adjutants. Notable changes include Stewart promoted, Crofe to Cornet, Mainwaring and Maples advanced, and Dundas and Leighton named governors. Some resignations from half-pay and commissions are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office
Sé Light Dragoons
Charles Wayth
George Snead
Verner
Charles Clarke
George Seymour Crofe
Corner
View Stewart
2D Regiment of Foot
John George Robinson
Braign
Vicw Berry
Regiment of Foot
Frederick Clarke
Newton
Dina
William Mainwaring
Vier Biad
Kunin Dore
Royal Veteran Battalion
Rose
Henry Wingenheim Lutyens
Gene
Purchase
Law
L. M. Cooper
Royal Scota
Hicken
Dito
Charles Brown
Blickhall
1St
Ceylon Regiment
John Mainwaring
View Pollington
Black Garrison Company
George Waldt
60Th Foot
Connor
Starr
Edward P. Sparrow
Filet Foot
Jamaica
Vise Steele
Ganapona
Francis Dundas
Dumbarton Caste
Strummond
Baldwin Leighton
Carrick Fergua
Dundas
Mimganpum
60Th Regiment of Foot
de Schanz
James Kent
Promotions and reassignments in several regiments
War Office announces Feb 5 promotions in the Sd Regiment of Dragoon Guards and 16th, 48th, 57th, 58th, 67th Foot, including Cornets by purchase and captains by purchase or retirement. Also transfers in 2d West India, 37th, 57th, and Yd Garrison, plus Ordnance and Royal Artillery appointments for Cubitt and Robinson with retirements and half pay noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office
Sd Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Thomas Ellwood
Purchase
Carroll
Light Dragons
Thomas John Phillipps
Strangwayy
George Duff
Arnold
16Th Regiment of Foot
Timothy Raper
Croker
Robert Vincent
Aheach Foot
Husiyn Thomas I. J. Avatne
Tidmarsh
2D West India Regiment
Thomas Walsh
Crewe
Office of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Thomas Cubitt
Dyas
Beverly Robinson
Cubitt
Militia Integrates Barracks Orders Across Ireland
The militia staff across Ireland are ordered into barracks within their counties with deposed officers to be replaced after a year. Non commissioned officers drummers and depot officers are reassigned. Dublin Militia to James street Barracks and Limerick County to Phanit Park Barracks. Captain Graham and the 3rd Regiment praised by Brigade Major Croker at a Sunday inspection. Clare Militia to be paid at Clare Castle from March 25. Youghal authorities pay tribute to Captain Graham and his company.
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Ireland
Wach
Thersta
Royal City of
Retired officer praised for service in Youghal town
Capt. Graham of the 37th Regiment answers the Youghal magistrates and inhabitants with thanks for their hospitality and cooperation in maintaining public peace. He expresses enduring respect and pledges continued support, signed in gratitude as a half-pay officer.
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Thalf-Pav
Youghal
Graham
37Th Foot
Ball Fermoy
Youghal Towhich
Renin
Richard Graham
37Th Regiment Fou
RJ. Ball
ET Dublin Corn Market
Market this week reports Prime Old Flour minting its price and an arrival of 29,000 barrels of American Flour in Liverpool expected by a fair wind. Buyers show interest as grain supply remains limited. Wheat remains steady with a 2s advance. Barley prices are higher.
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Liverpool
London Corn Exchange Market Report Feo 17
We had a moderate supply of Wheat from Kent and Rasex this morning and none from other regions, aiding steady prices for fine samples. Inferior qualities still struggle to sell. Harley at 36 per quarter, steady week over week. Demand for shipping keeps trade active. In Pecans Beans and other items, no changes observed.
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Kent
Harley
Dublin Advertisements and Subscriptions Notice
Printed for the Proprietors at their Office in Pass Street. Subscriptions to be paid in advance with terms listed as months and amounts. Indicates agents in Warwick Square London and Hunters Square Edinburgh. Provides postal and circulation details for the Dublin Journal.
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Dublin
Pass Street
Towa
Warwick Square
London
Sara and Co
Hunters Square
Edinburgh
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Lancers
Teland
Nixida
Ischia
Engl
Duke of
Hoccaramana
Usland
Cannes
Perarn
Fairs
London Gazette
the Army
ET Dublin
London Corn Exchange
Asesess
Agen
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