Artigas and Buenos Ayres Struggle and Reforms Report
A translated report by A Rooney outlines long disputes between Buenos Ayres and the Banda Oriental, highlighting Artigas’s role, British mediation, and the evolving political reforms. It details education, religion, press liberalization, commerce, and law as Buenos Ayres shifts toward republican ideals and gradual governance, with notes on military readiness and regional influence.
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Ayres
Jose Streice
Buenos Ayres
Wdit
Goldaia
Cathe
Monte Video
Bureea
Gene
Mondoan
Monte Deo
Alvear
Gadas
Hiv
Artigas
Habildo
Habeas Ayres
Cmilar
Alvone
Buenas Ayres
Alvares
Alvent
Mauda Oriental
Santo Mintreal
Banda Oriental
Tien
Ignata
Puarreydon
Artigua
Abe
Ubazarda
Uirnoa Ayres
Huenos Ayres
Paragusy
Conhuis
Francia
Kiuguew
Barde Origa
Moma
Barnes Ayres
Peru
Chile
Spain
Breaits
Evern
Europe
Lugland
England
Anny
Lima
Takioguga
Chili
Meipu
America
Gto
la Bull
Alnet
Austen Bag
France
United States
Ars
Cortlard
San Carlos
Union of the South
M. Boupland
Hurebuldt
Isenides
University of
Buynos Ayres
Tucuman
Wich
Dean Funes
United Provinces
Whrd
Papera
United Stat
A. Balers
San Martin
Alvarea
Star
Azcuenegs
Hondeau
Elvetatto
Pkeret
Chivens
Whitelock
Unite States
A. Rooney
Proclamation of Christophe Aims to Reassure Hayti Peace
From St Domingo dated Nov 19, accounts report Christophe denying plans to disturb Hayti peace. He claims to favor agriculture commerce and civilization, recounts his visit with family, and notes Petion's death, inviting unity under a single regime while denying coercion. Christophe cites strong governance, education, and religion to praise his rule.
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St. Domingo
Christophe
Hayti
Petion
Dessalines
Boyer
Tiuyu
Christophe and
United States
UNITED STATES ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT SUMMARY
The United States Treasury provides estimates for 1819 revenue and public debt. Net 1816 duties and internal receipts reached 46.14 million, with 1817 at 24.39 million. Estimated 1819 receipts total 26.20 million. expenditures 24.52 million. leaving a 2.72 million balance at January 1820. Public debt remains large, with redeemed and unredeemed sums totaling about 99.1 million in 1819 and 92.6 million projected for January 1820. The report notes bank issues and specie pressures affecting payments and land sales, with potential measures to balance deficits.
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Washington
Baltimore
America
Treasury
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
East Indies
Watab Chawrasyn
Congress
House of Representatives
Mutiny in Cadiz Troops Feeds Iberian Guerillas And Smuggling Bands
Private letters from Spain describe Spanish troops near Cadiz mutinying amid fatigue and shortages. Deserters join Sierra Morena smugglers, the Guevillas, forming bands between Seville Madrid and Estremadura. Reports say provisions and pay are tighten, soldiers increasingly seek aid from guerillas while the government struggles with unity and fears further collapse. Foreign journals note covert papers seized at the frontier and preparations for South American expedition continue despite alarmist dispatches.
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Spain
Cadiz
South America
Sierra Morena
Sierra Mareda
Sevile
Madrid
Estremadura
Conde
Don Flores Estrada
London
Council of State
Inquisition
Serra Morena
Menetgias
Andelusia
New Castile
Hess Mountains
Songglory
Andalusias
Cader
Charles UI
Charles PY
Gou
Dublin Journal lists delayed articles from London papers
The Dublin Journal notes several articles are unarraldably postponed and that Monday's London Journals have arrived with various foreign papers. It mentions the three days’ Mail remained due when the paper went to press, and that the editors offered the best selection from their resources.
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London
Threday
South American Affairs and Naval Command Movements
In our prior columns we present Mr Rodney's South American report and promise Mr Graham's forthcoming Commissioner's report to the U S President. Baltimore papers dated 28th confirm from St Thomas's the arrival of Lord Cochrane at Margaritia and his assumption of command of the Venezuelan Squadron, as Vice Admiral Brion moves to headquarters.
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Rodney
South America
Graham
United States
Baltimore
St. ‘Thomas's
Lord Cochrane
Margaritia
Ufius
Brion
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