South American Affairs and Royalist Movements Abroad
Advices from Lima describe the Royalists evacuating Telcahuana in Conception and preparing to defend Peru as Independents gain strength. The Lima junta plans, ships from Lima to Cadiz, and a projected British ship purchase threaten sea control. A million dollar levy is proposed. Buenos Aires reports calm, San Martin aid, and Urstar dispatches with volunteer crews and cavalry plans. The era’s war effort includes a medical staff and South American Patriots preparing for seas and battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chili
Telcahuana
Conception
Lima
Maipo
Peru
Chili Squadra
Cumberland
Lord Cochrane
Panama
Cape Horn
Pacific
Cadiz
Chile
Independenta
Moquega
British East India Company
la Seina
Africa
Péru
Buenos Ayres
Congress
Bishop Ayres
Urstar
The
Hero
London
Urslar
Notice to Mariners at Ayre and Calf of Man Lights
Public notice details two new lighthouses near Ayre and on the Calf of Man under an 18th century act. It describes positions, viewing bearings, signal patterns with dual revolving lights, and periods of brightness and eclipse to aid mariners in navigation along the Irish Sea coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mam
Ayre
Nan
Moxway
Stevenson
Thenamiastoners
Point OF Ayre
Kurrowhead
St. Rees
Cumberland
N. WN
Moughold Head
Call of Man
Wit
Gattoway
Wien
Peethead
Longness Point
Iby
Mchiehens
Tarbes
Bolio
Cragg-Roome
Peelbend
N. E. Aid
Lang‘etry
French Officials Resign Amid Reshuffle In Interior Dept
Paris reports say M. de Chabrol resigns as Under Secretary of State for the Interior. New grand divisions will replace the Under Secretary’s posts, with Guizot and Camille Jordan named among likely appointees. Meanwhile trials in Albi for the Fuades murder proceed, Madame Munson testimony drawing crowds and suggestive evidence pointing to Gence and Bessiere Voynac as participants. One hundred two witnesses have been heard. a few more sessions are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. de Chabrol
Interior
Guizot
Camille Jordan
Lattera
Rochefort
China
Vroad
Aix
Auil
Senegal
Bert
Ein
Fualdes
Geace
Bessiere-Veynac
M. Fuakes
Albi
Madame Munson
Madame Mawson
M. Funides
Gence
Voynac
Unclear OCR Budget Passages Mention Debts and Taxes
Fragmented text shows references to Treasury Bills and City bonds with various per cent figures. Mentions include Debs, Ballast, Water Deb, and a currency line with £ amounts. Several garbled names and words suggest a historical budget or tax transcript with no coherent events or dates readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish Stoeks
Gore
Stark
Treasury
Soporict
Camel Stacks
Starksseces
Ballast C
Wive St. Cereces
Lundoteess
Dublin B Journal and London Mail Coverage Note
The Dublin B Journal notes the London Mail arrived on Monday but had not reached by press time on Tuesday, indicating late delivery affecting the newspaper roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Colonel Wilson and the Irish Controversy Revealed
The Cork Papers report on Colonel Wilson after his arrest and imprisonment, alleging he published a provocative letter from Sackville Street. The piece claims a British officer supplied the information for his confinement and accuses Wilson of ingratitude while defending Patriots for South American liberty and UK prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Ireland
Cork
Sackville Street
Bolivar
Clevernena
Canarex
Guyana
Paris Debates on National Recompense for Duke Richelieu
Paris papers note no legislative meeting but report the cabinet preparing a law to grant national recompense to the Duke de Richelieu, per propositions by Marquis de Lally Tolendal and Baron Delessert. Five per cent bonds rise. an ordinance reduces octroi duty at barrier on subsistence goods, pleasing laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marquis de Lally Tolendal
Baron Delessert
Duke de Richelieu
France
Plague Ravages Algiers Region Warns of Famine
Reports from Algiers indicate the plague has largely ceased in Algiers but continues in Constantina with daily deaths near forty to fifty. Bonk still fears spread as authorities project over twenty thousand fatalities in the region and twenty four thousand in the city. Famine is feared as an inevitable consequence of the plague’s devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Constantina
Bonk
Conclusion of Arbuthnot and Ambrister Proceedings Named
The column relays the closure of the Arbuthnot and Ambrister case as communicated to Congress by Mr. Munroe. It notes this is the portion presented to lawmakers and reflects on the ongoing handling of the controversial proceedings affecting US associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuthnot
Ambrister
Insurrection in Batavia Reach Further to Samarang
News from the East Indies reports Kingstol arriving with letters from Java dated September 26. A prior Samarang rebellion was quelled, but a newer, broader uprising has arisen there, alarming authorities. Heavy shipping duties and prohibitions on non Dutch-ruled vessels are noted as contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Indies
Java
Samacang
Samarang
Netherlands
Duke de Richelieu rebuff sparks recompense plan
In a secret parliamentary move, deputies proposed asking the king to grant a national recompense to the Duke of Richelieu for defending France at Aix-la-Chapelle and restoring its dignity. A peerage vote echoed the outcome after reading Richelieu’s letter declining any such reward, citing national debts and hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Duke of Richelieu
Aix-la Chapelle
France
Chamber of Peers
McCasion
Esteria
Duke de Ricogviev
Kingston Arrives at Portamouth with Dispatches from Batavia
The Kingston, Bowen master, arrived at Portamouth from Batavia and St Helena. She left Batavia on September 14 and St Helena on November 24, bearing dispatches for Lord Bathurst from Sir Hudson Lowe. Bonaparte was then well and safe, living in seclusion and in a morose temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
Kingston
Bowen
Portamouth
Batavia
St. Helena
Sir Hudson
Lowe
Lord Bathurst
London bank aid to resume payments for Campbell firm
A London letter reports that Bank Directors decided to assist the House of Campbell Bawden and Co after their suspension of payments last Friday. The decision followed a detailed review and aims to enable the firm to resume payments promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Funds Market Steady Ahead of Parliament Speech
English funds rest in a calm state as Parliament opens with no expected shifts before accounts settle on the 16th. The market closes with Bank Stock at 358, Nave 5s, 106 4 per Cents, 954 3 per Cents, Consols 77 ex, Exchequer Bills 19 20s, India for opening 237.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cansels
India
Dreadful Season in Ceylon War Toll Reports
From Trincomalee dated Jony 25 1619 a grim tally of deaths among officers soldiers and civilians. It notes European regiments in the field about 16000 men total with various native corps and independent companies. War costs include huge expenditur e and prize money disputes see widely divided shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
Trincomalee
Jony
M’nab
Fitzgerald
Jones
Langton
Mmlashen
Hooper
Lath Regiment
Waring
Foote
Navy
Franchell
Kandy
Madras Native Infantry
Bengal Native Infantry
England
Revins
Healquartars
Galway Inhabitants Reply To Charles Grants Letter
The inhabitants of Galway Town respond to a letter from Charles Grants pledging thanks for his public service and the cordial reception he received in Galway. They affirm their goodwill and wish him continued cooperation while noting their respect for his contributions. The exchange underscores mutual esteem between Grants and Galway's townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubilo Castle
Yancy
Galway
Charles G
Valentine Blaka
P. Rants Menlo
Gawiy
Dublin
Charles
Catholic Meeting Urges Appeal Against Penal Laws
A large Catholic gathering in Bridge Street Chapel, St Audeane parish, chaired by John O'Brien and led by Nicholas Mahon, resolved to petition the Legislature for relief from Penal Laws. They endorsed a united constitutional effort for equal rights, drafting a petition and appointing a committee to prepare it before the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Audesne
Bridge-street
John O'Brien
Nicholas Mahon
Meade
Mabon
Treland
Dramatic Register of The Indian Settlers The Heanted Tower
January notices describe performances at Crowntree Street featuring Miss Byrne and Miss Wallstall in The Indian Settlers and The School for Scandal. Lord Williams and the Baron of Oakland receive praise, with strong support for Mrs Davison in Lady Teade. The Green Man, The Suspicious Husband, L Amour et le Point, The Critic, and Guy Mannering are listed with dates January 13 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison
Teade
Mitch Split
Akreen
Joseph Surface
Sir Peter
Andrea
Alaria
Perbuteter Ston
Crowntreet
Earl of Huntingdon Writ Proves Succession Claim
The Royal warrant and writ of summons to Hans Francis Ram ines as Earl of Huntingdon were issued. A petition reached the Royal Household January 28, with evidence showing twelve ancestors and sixty nine male descendants supporting the succession. The present noble is the eldest male descendant of Sir Bowl Hastings, fourth son of Francis Earl of Huntingdon, by Catherine plantagenet, granddaughter of Clarence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earldom OF
Huntingdon
Lonn Cnanncrluos
Great Seal of Land
Hans Francis Ramines
Earl of
Hmustist
Bowl Hastings
Francis
Bushingdon
Catherine
Fisre Plantagenet
Duke of Clarence
Stwarp
Lardy
Pew
London
Body of police officer found after break in at Temple-street
A report describes the discovery of a police officer's body following a break in at a Gare location near Temple-stane. The Chief Constable and officers pursued suspects, taking them into custody for examination as investigators work to confirm the incident details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orang
Also Mentioned on This Page
South American Affairs
C. Cuningham, Bee
Ivrnory
Koddis
Patrick Rice
Laurence M‘kenna
Reagan
Edward
Laras
Jamon
MM Naughton
James Mullen
Castlesbouo
Henry Mitchett
Monaghan
William Mullen
Legaccrave
Robert Montgomery
Moveghan
Moe Fneghan
Martin Dondalk
Dublin B Journal
Dublin Journal
South America
United Kingdom
the Duke DE Richelieu
Blake
M. P
Grant
Catholic Meeting
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!