Prorogation and Spain Conspiracy Report
The 1821 notice reports Parliament to be prorogued by Commission and reveals a serious conspiracy in Andalusia led by Chimurest and Isidore Mir. Authorities seized moments before action, with arrests in Seville Cordova and Cadiz and swift proceedings promised.
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Spain
Madrid
Andalusia
Gon
Chimurest
Isidore Mir
Seville
Cordova
Cadiz
Bonaparte Death News From St Helena Funeral Honors
Reports from the Rosario via Portsmouth detail Bonaparte's illness and death and reveal his will and papers once kept secret at St Helena. The funeral was held with military honors as Governor, officers, and inhabitants joined the procession and garrison attendance. Count Montholon and Madame Bertrand, along with other household members, were expected to arrive in the Camel.
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Bonaparte
St. Helena
Portsmouth
Heron
Count Montholon
Madame Bertrand
Turbulent News From Smyrna and European Markets
Dispatches from Smyrna dated May 20 describe renewed calm in the harbour area as Christian families return to their homes while Turks maintain pressure around the Franks quarter. Reports of battles near Busco and Ypsilanti’s retreat to Austrian territory are contradicted, with Greek gains noted at Phermopyrre and in the Peloponnesus. London and Vienna sources discuss naval actions, Austrian captures, and shifting stock prices as bond markets respond to potential Bonaparte death and Spanish debt negotiations.
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Smyrna
Syimrna
Ws Liferbor Cles
Lidit
Vicnna
Cantscuzene
Busco
Lloradle
Ypsilanta
Tergowitz
Vienne
Péloponnesus
Livadia
Athens
Thebes
Salona
Haring
Greke
Hermnnonadt
Dragaschan
Lera
Riminik
Ypsilanti
Thonday
Paris
Honaparta
London
Express
Thurday
Madrid
Navy
Bonaparte
Bolivar Proposes Renewal. La w Term 9 Rejects Dispatches
The Curacoa Caurant reports Bolivar urged a three month renewal of the aristice with Spain, which General La w Term 9 rejected in disdain and tore the dispatches, ordering the bearer to depart under threat. American journalists doubt the intelligence. A report from Vera Cruz says Linus inhabitants opened gates to Christian forces.
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New York
Curacoa Caurant
Bolivar
United States
Vera Cruz
Linus
Funds Bias Prompts Market Watch on July London
A July report from London indicates funds favor fun investment trends and questions the wide impact of breaking up the SL Helens establishment. Market observers note that expected savings seem modest against overall revenue declines and general market drift.
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London
Catholic Affairs Move Toward Union in Ireland Crisis
The Dublin Journal reports a meeting at D Arcy s Tavern where Catholic Leaders and the Corporation pledged unity. O Connell admits error and urges Irish unity as a first step toward peace and prosperity, praising the monarch s visit as a national blessing and urging improvements for the people.
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Trish
Ireland
O'Connell
Stature in College Green in Dublin July Celebration
Freeman's Journal reports Lord Mayor plans to curb party displays in Dublin and prevent statue dressing on Twelfth of July. City leaders including Ellis, Blacker, and Recorder urge party unity. Police to coordinate with magistrates to stop decorations as Orangemen prepare to march from Werburgh Street.
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Freeman's Journal
College Green
Dublin
Ellis
Blacker
Corporation
Lord Manyon
Orangemen
Werburgh Street
Freemus
Private London letter on Bonaparte riches and coronation mentions
A private London letter reports Bonaparte holdings and legacies to Bertrand and others, a portrait left to a British peer, and stock speculation. It also covers a suicide in Dublin, royal peerages and the Lord Mayor’s coronation plans, and Catholic meeting actions promoting unity and a royal address.
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London
Bonaparte
Messrs. Rothschild
Bertrand
St. Selena
Charles Thomson
Kay
Catholicat
Hose
Gene Tay
Hargony
Nell
Poms
Fingatl
T ‘Farceaton
Afolats
bin Ats E Caipt
Fingalh
Theatre notes and market words from Dublin 1831
A Dublin theatre page reviews Miss Stephens as Polly in Hadar Opera Bite with applause for her performance and praises others like Miss Peachum and Mr Durusat while noting audience fashion. Dublin market report covers grain prices oats wheat flour and potatoes with mention of an expected crop outlook and Royal Visit logistics. A letter from the Duke of York praised the Royal Naval and Military Calendar edition amid comments on the Bog of a Irish county and local mobilization. a marriage notice follows for Charles Newbury and Charlotte Preston.
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Miss Stephens
Polly
Bite
Thie Athdaity
Nia Peachum
M‘culloch
Mm Peachum
Maurihet
Covent-garten ‘Theatre
Min Heath
Gerdtleman
Bi Domeanaur
Mage
Kobécbolls
Godd
Humby
Dam
Dublin
Lee
Blacker
Ireland
Portsmouth
Woodfield
Fallar
Buk of
York
Mihry "Vanda
Horse Guards
Royal Naval
Tade
Taylor
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Hopore
Dubin
Cheltenham
James
Catholic Meet
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N. Mabon
Daly
Kelly
Fottro
Howley
Elo
JJ. Scantax
O'Gorman
Lonergan
James Dwyer
Scoplaw
Fottrell
Alxo
Act of Pingall
O’counos Don
Edward Yellen
Danid O'Connell
Mherry
William Murphy
Nicholas Mahon
Kavuy
Richard Shiel
Antony Brown
Isq
Nelly
Dillon
Wm. Murphy
Earl of Nagall
Mer. O'Connell
Thia
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Dubln
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Cornet Street
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Lower Merrion
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St. Mark’s Parish
White's Lane
George's Quay
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Britain Quay
Teiwater Market
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Bound’s Market
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Trinity Place
Dame Court
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Londo