Diplomacy and Trade With The New States Of America
Friday evening reports advise the British government to conclude treaties with the New States of America. Leaders acknolwedge peace will not be endangered and praise the government’s influence over rival powers. The move promises vast markets and strategic advantage, linking Britain’s future strength to free-state commerce and global influence.
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Lord Liverpool
Canning
Bristol
Che
George
Defeat of the Spanish Army by Bolivar reported at sea
A Weymouth schooner Borriled the Flora, from Buenos Ayres to Liverpool laden with hides and specie, reports Bolivar’s decisive defeat of the Spanish army. The master carries two letters asking delay to send first intelligence to the Courier and Morning Chronicle, while an official Chilean dispatch confirms the victory.
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Cork
Flora
Weymouth
T. Fawn
Cape Cleary
Buenos Ayres
Liverpool
Leters
Bolivar
Courier
Morning Chronicle
Feylene, Cartwright, and Co
Chili
Bankrupt Proceedings Opened at Royal Exchange
A commission of bankruptcy has been issued against the surviving partner of Bank of Lord Newcomen and Co. The case was opened yesterday at the Royal Exchange before the Commissioners with summonses issued for witness attendance. In the British Black Market business is scarce with steady consul prices for February and weak South American securities amid reports of martial law in Colombia and reduced mine shares. Continental securities show limited activity and no Paris sums.
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Royal Exchange
Comunimioviers
London
Venezuela
Colombia
Paris
Mr. Rice
Nicholay Mahon
Clases
O'Gonnell
Sheil
House of Commons
Conway Aid
O' Connell
Caunsel
O'Connell
Londonderry
Association
Derry
Heg
Ireland
France
Rew
Sir Robert Ferguson
Thomas Scott
Willsborough
Esquire
Bigota
Ellis
Exchange
Lacaghter
Mr. O'Connell
Filia
Catholic Association
Orangeimnes
Clanrickardas
Cloncurrys
Sandes
Powerscourt
M‘neill
Catholic Association Meeting Debates Charity and Reconciliation
The Catholic Association meeting discusses letters from members about education and the Blackrock child case, calls for moderation with Orangemen, and supports reconciliation. O Connell praises the union of nobles and commoners while urging continued civil liberty work and planning further Catholic Rent fundraising.
Arrival Of The Packets From Cape Coast Castle
The Courier Dispatches dated October 1 report Colonial forces under Col. Grant at Cape Coast Castle aiding distressed Ashanti allies. They burned the county, reduced native allies, and needed to supply provisions. A quantity of rice was obtained from Sierra Leone. The garrison faced hardship from dry weather.
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Colonial Office
Grant
Cape Coast Castle
Col. Grant
Sierra Leone
Sanguinary engagement between Bolivar and Canteract near Jauja
From Santiago dated October 7, news reports Bolivar defeating Canteract in a four hour bayonet clash at Jauja with Bolivar's loss about 4,000 men and the enemy around 6,900. Bolivar moved on Cuaco to strike Viceroy Laserna, Lima’s defense, and British assistance reportedly landed 100 men to guard Lima from looting.
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Bolivar
Canteract
Jauja
America
Callao
Lima
Canbridge
Provincial Intelligence reports a spate of crimes in Limerset and nearby counties
A chaotic Friday and weekend unfold with armed intruders raiding James Leahy’s house, abducting and clothing a girl, later married off to her captor’s relative. Across Cashel and Cork, affrays, robberies, and police actions occur, including a church break in, a fatal-leaning assault, and a cash reward for church burglars. The article also notes police changes, maritime movement, and a grand masquerade at Carlow Morning Post.
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Lisraick
Dan
Twelve Deluck
James Leahy
Oj Coleman
Limerset
Charleville
Maurice Brien
Saray Connell
Cashel
Farrell
Gannon
Cork
Parrish Co Qallard
Patrick Lander
Terford
Boyce
Tallow
Major Wilson
Policy
Teons
Fethard Church
Corn King's Bench
John Cartey
Mily Fleming
of Hospital
Kael
Dunraven
Adare
Merick
Wales
Wighyill
Richard Levinge
Grange
Prooi
Sol
Inbivincial Banking Company
Banis
Jane
Charles Mayers Cles
Marquess Londonderry
County Infirmary
W. Fishbourne
Waters
Keyrs
Brennan
John Brennan
John Byrne
Olbi Carlow Morning Post
Masauxaank
Conk
Theatreo
Rv Southern Reporter
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Wile Street Cortifontes
Gov
National Insurance
Royal Irigh
St. Patrick Doo
Dublin
Hibernian
St Hibernian
Waeceree
Jourwal
Ho.livar
Bank OF Lord Newcomen, & Co
Philip Barnin
Conway
Kent
Aiong
Mero Doulikin
Shige
Tos
Janes Oconin
O'Conne
Mhepkett
Connell
Charlee O'Flaherty
O'Flaherty
Doyle
Bray
Kildare and Leighlin
Blackrock
Clontarf
Going
Boardroom
Aungier-street
Adamson
Costello
Earl of
Meath
Wurac
Burke
Hirdship
Galway
C. Pell
Taunton
Devon County Club
Duke of Bedford
Mr.Connell
England
Lord Gormanatown
Sin
Bric
Cavan
Doe
Killeshandra
Kilmore
Bereaford
M‘cabe
Southwell
Brig
Dow
O'Reilly
Catholica
Lord Fornden
Killesbandra
Lord Farnham
Goulburn
Orangeman
Cassina
Hie
Attentins
Eric
Ile
Reilly
Thay
Enis
Base Corporation
Cavan Orangetren
Kavanagh
Phitien
Orangemen
Cornelius Keogh
Union of
Straduff
St. Stephen's Day
O'Rourke
House of Hrefni
Pitzsimon
Lawless
Ifs
Mesars. O'Connell
Theobald Butler
Malone
Dublin Journal Office
London Journala
NEWS
Peru
Santiago
Don Juan de Dios Vial del Rio
Court of Appeals
Rafael Ruiz de Arbulic
Andes
Provincial Intelligence
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