SOUTH AMERICAN EXPEDITION LETTERS FROM Margaritta 1819
The Dublin Journal prints letters from Captain Lanasey and Juan Greigo aboard Margaritta and Margaritta to Liverpool, recounting escapes from Spaniards, desertion among officers, hardships, and plans to defend against a Spanish squadron. notices of officers promoted or fled and of Santa Fe and Caraccas battles. A second letter from Liverpool describes voyage delays, deprivations, cash costs, and aid from Colonel McLoughlin. an arrest of Mr. Sutton, the military secretary, follows in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Lanasey
Rifle Corps
Irish Legion
Gambier
Liverpool
Margaritta
D'Eve- Meux
Languonia
Juan Greigo
Island of Margaritta
Nan
Camana
Durenzy
Blemenhasset
Santa Fe
New Granada
Caraccas
Pere Leimar
Hannah
Yalyouca
Hag
Anymga
Providence
Tallaurshipa
Maccarina
Dublin
Wifaire
Margaristx
St. Thomas's
Nur College
Mkoghlin
Madder
Santa Cruz
Bogland
New York
England
McLoghiin
Santa Cou
Santa Ceuiz
Iine
M Loghlin
MR. Sutton
Sutton
D'Evereux
EoMoxo Watsa
Power
Waxsi
Bank of Ireland
O’connexu
Court of Common Pleas
Surton
Lord Aedbury
State of Ireland and tranquil orders amid unrest
State of Ireland notes limited disturbances from Ribbonmen and assertions of general tranquility. Reports Abbeyleix magistrates meeting weekly to handle disputes, praising Catholic clergy for moral influence, and warning against agitation. Mentions Duke of York visits and Windsor weather affecting the king’s health.
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State OF
Ireland
Queen’s
Abbeyleix
Duke of York
Windsor Express
Mourning Orders for Duke of Kent Death Observed at Dublin Castle
The Lords Justices decree mourning on Sunday for Edward Duke of Kent, fourth son of the king. Attire details specify ladies wear black bombazine and lace, mourning caps, and gloves. gents wear black cloth with cravats and crepe hats. Notices urge all to dress decently for the melancholy occasion and commence mourning on Sunday the 10th.
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Office of Arts
Pervony
Castle of
Dublin
Duke of Kent
Strathern
Norwich
Andrewa
Edward
Insurrection in Spain Expands Through Andalusia
The Lisbon Mail reports a wide revolt among Spanish troops forming the South expeditionary army. Numbers range from 15,007 to 23,090 insurgents, with seizures at Port St. Mary’s and St. Leon, and captures including the Minister of Marine. Cadiz, Seville, and Madrid tied to the rising, provisional governments formed, and repeated attacks on Cadiz repelled or repurposed. News from Cadiz, Seville, and Madrid remains unsettled, with reports of disaffection spreading and government anxieties rising.
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Spanisi
Andalusia
Lisbon
Tccounta
Port St. Mary's
Isle of St. Leon
Cranenda
Trocadero
St. Leon
Cadiz
Sone Ac’ Lounta
Alao
Saville
Seville
Sevilla
Madrid
Cailiz
Marist
Badajoz
Fueyne
Council of War
Aauavez
Antone
Plaza de Francisco
Villa Real
Franz Badaja
Arcos de la Frontera
Count Calderon
Callejn
Medina Sidenta
Puerto de Santa Maria
Puerto Heal
Lean
Prinuhey
Cisneros
Maurelle
Acillo
Con de Vabiabal
Soria
Mazril Etace
Caldura
Portugal
Mexico
France
Malaga
Spain
London
Bir H. Wellesley
coRngland
H. Wellesley
Timmell
Aisbon
Lovell
Cdurier
Conral
Villa Real de San Antonio
Count de Calderon
Medina
la Lila de Leon
Port St. Mary’s
Marraca
Ciscenrds
Marine Department
Sr Ttaedron
Mauret
Port St.Mary's
Athive
Arilla
Asmaez
Nthaly
O'Donnel
Junii
Beceta
Tasban
Jan
Carraca
Duc
Wade
Criliz
Maurid
Belfast
Dublin Corn Exchange sale report with mixed results
The report from Dublin Corn Exchange notes uneven demand for TaN to day with many lots unsold and prices quoted broadly. Flour sales total about half the expected amount as traders face difficulty with several lots and bidders remain cautious amid dull prices for oats and barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Uwitel
Tevine
Fisq
Fermanard
Dublin
Corn Exchange
Itis
Eipetid & Cartier
Atoc
Diedlin
Uur
Dls
Notes on Spain and its people from a visitor in Madrid
A guest in Madrid writes of Spanish state, court life, and the poor condition of peasants. He contrasts Catalonia Arragon and Valencia with mainland nobility, praising some virtues yet lamenting widespread indolence and taxation. He remarks on the king Fernando VII, court pomp, urban civility, and the education gap among Spaniards. He notes the reforms under Charles V and the history of torture abolition, while stressing the enduring cultural and social complexities across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Spain
Cheerelog
Maly
Ita
Han
Galliction
Arragenese
Canitana
Imad
Thas
Charley V
Lyod
Madrid
Fernando Seplimy
Europe
Justin
Uuleteer
Yan Ak Dieu
Tipe
Hanes Mathey
Soliabacus
Westy
Chearn
Ayla
Aeris
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Cullen Runtaoning
Drande
Harner
Pat Slane
Meath
Thor
Sinar
Sataeven
Deog Souda
Wayne Trad Wallach
Hardy Iekettre
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