South American Expeditions and Irish Legion Controversy
An extract from The Dublin Journal reports on D'Eveneux's ill fated South American expedition. It notes deaths from famine and fever at Margaritta, arrests and imprisonments, and a hurricane wrecking Countess Chichester near Juan Griego. It argues D'Eveneux had no proper authority to raise troops and that private soldiers funded the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giasona
D'Bvaneux
South America
Young
Harvey
M'Laven Law
Mn Gimsons
Margaritta
Munnar
Belsfaat
Colonel Avisten
Meare
Bayon
Juan Griego
Trinidad
Countess Chichester
Juan Gringo
St. ‘Thomas
D'Eveneux
D'Evegzux
Benignn
Dublin
Econ
Privataa
Faniab
D’evaprox
Ashur
Botrvan
Expedition funds and expenses reveal flawed colonial plot
The text details a Geneva government plan to hire ships for military men from England France and the United States at 175 dollars per man with payments in produce or bills. It notes dodgy leadership by D Evréux and others who gained titles without service, the inflated uniforms, and the collapse of the expedition as leaders quit. It also mentions Madrid paying soldiers’ families and Father Torres’ continued guerilla actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governibert of
Geneva
Witl
Marters
East
England
France
United States
Armerica
Guyana
San Tome
D’evereux
Cosrgcco
Me. M'Nawana
Kenny
Swrron
Baron
D’evangeux
Plana
Ferdinano
South America
Madrid
Tryn
Mexico
Father Torres
de Fellenberg
Boardew
Hoty
Actif
Sattogention
Acre
Paris Papers Report Royal Clemency and Factional Tensions
Paris reports indicate M Lavaterre will surrender to the Paris court for a recorded pardon after the king granted clemency to ci devants Regicides. Royalists note dissatisfaction while the Duke of Angouleme backs the policy. the Duchess remains unforgiving. French funds rose with five percent securities at 72 f.60 c and bank stock at 21,4379 f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
M. du Cazen
M. Lavaterre
Rayal Famaily
Duke of
An- Goulema
Florida Events Prompt Spanish Governor Actions
United States papers note Pensacola defenses elevated by Spanish authorities and orders for American citizens to evacuate within eight hours. South Carolina confirms intact diplomacy with Europe save Spain, while fever declines in the South though Mobile reports six to eight deaths daily. Weather cold may have helped. Cray may push recognition of South American independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Mungog
Florida
Barancay
Americas
South Carolina
House of Representatives
United States
Europe
Spain
Floridas
Ares
Mobile
Fogeshier
Cray
Agriculture Letter From Agnicola Encourages Replies
In our fourth page we publish Agnicola's Letter and invite future communications from this intelligent correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnicola
Ashantee mission report details and Niger geography
The review highlights Ashantee from Cape Coast Castle with an embassy to Coomassie. It notes Merits and horrors, including human sacrifices at festivals, kingly ambitions, and social structure. It adds geographical insight about the Niger, routes to Ashantee, and African exploration challenges. It closes with critique of Vienna Congress outcomes and Marcet on calculous disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tdindungm
Fcorchnen
Ant
Ashantee
Pulea
New Holland
Africa
Niger
Senegal
Fins Hjberts
Borda
Cape Coast Castle
Couet
Thia
Coomassie
Aubilu
Gach
Ihesa
Peredo
Byutehoved
Quolla
Houasa
Borraoo
Dibbri
Bahr Abiad
Timbuctoo
Yahoochee
Lake Candi
Gembaroa
Congress of Vienna
State of
Europe
Vienna
Finland
Poland
Austria
Prussia
Saxony
Sweden
Norway
Republic of Genoa
Ant. Viel
Marcet
Scientific views on volcanic action and parlia ments inquiry
The article reviews Clarke and others on volcanic mechanisms, arguing heat and pressure drive lava formation and gas release within mountains. It also notes parliamentary inquiry as necessary, and discusses Owen's social plan, turnpike roads, and De Fellenberg's Swiss school of industry with detailed classroom and labor organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epniengren
Clarke
Cy Anne
University of Cambridge
Cumming
Cambridge
Drs Clarke
sManchester Abe
Iich
Parliament
Owen
Mr. Owen
Tesea
England
Teeland
Scotland
France
Tei- Foup
Hoblyhead
M*abam
Bristol
de Fellenberg
Switzerland
Irving's Plan to Increase Consumption and Trade Policy
A discussion of Mr Irving's pamphlet on Britain's manufactures and foreign trade argues the main obstacles to shifting from tea to manufactured goods. It details the East India Company's chartered monopoly and Chinese policies as barriers, contending silver exports and official restraint hinder import of goods over export of bullion, and questions the feasibility of replacing tea with British wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving
Parliatoent
Ivéing
Td Netal
Ipose
East Company
China
Wny
Intellight Foundation
East Fadia
Prin
Ana Tabsers Asanll
General Conmeerce
England
Persian Ambassador Page Sparks Journal Controversy
The article in Friday’s Dahlia Journal provoked offense by the Persian ambassador. The piece allegedly implied disrespect of the prince and referenced travels with French journals, leading editors to defend their copy as harmless satire while facing criticism from readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Fruits Office
Artecal Perenne
Grontinus
Jouleu
Weand
Guascuck
Maron
Tanerfias Congolters
Jusvarerd
William Davis
Ar Ne
Britauk-Strebu
Oslo
Chests Canyon
Sauchong
Hyson
Hedfard
Fry and Hunt
Courchman
Teneriffe
Sweet Mountain
the, &E
Jamaica
Holland
Malaga
Jordan
Durham
Dc. &E
Goy
Gort
London
the Dublin Journal
Loxepow
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!