Proclamation of Fermambuco Siege and Portuguese Policy
A 1817 Rio de Janeiro extraordinary bulletin reports General Lecor’s army entering Montevideo on January 20, with Cabildo authorities proclaiming restored order. It details Portuguese incentives, proclamations, and a decree restricting departure of inhabitants to secure state defense, plus embargoes on Portuguese property and measures governing seizures and punishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Theresa
C. Frederica Lecor
River Plate
Caid
Sates
Maldonado
Monte Video
Count de Vianna
Cabido
Cabildo
Barreiros
Artigas
Count de Viaana
Lecor
St. Philip
St. Jago
Justicue
Jois0 de Medina
Juan Jose Duran
Jeromino Pio Viangui
Csbildo
Fursteves
D. Agostino Larada
D. Amano Antonio Datranaga
Darlos Frederico Lecor
Tve Crty
Itegar
Ranquil
Perega
Thie
Joan DE Medina
Monte Videu
Rio Janeiro
Asa
D&c
The Brazils Rise in Recife After Regal Coup
A garbled account describes unrest in Recife during a historic upheaval following a peaceful revolution. It mentions crowds, a potdadal month of Merch, and sinister acts by a group supporting the Cobre to oppress rivals. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse for specifics.
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Recife
Pidriae
Regal Graany
Properial Parliament Provides Delayed Royal Message
In Liverpool discussions on a royal message from the Prince Regent were postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. The plan now is to present the state of the country next Tuesday, with an adjournment motion to proceed. Lond Mollagh did not oppose the adjournment and signaled a forthcoming matter on Berkshire magistrates and seditious assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Prince Regent
Lond Mollagh
Berkshire
Insurrection in the South of France and Brazil unrest
Reports from London detail a minor insurrection at St Jean Pied de Burt in the South of France where royal insignia were torn down and the tri color raised at a church. British dispatches describe Brazilian revolutionary activity in Pernambuco, with Provisional Government actions, naval movements, embargo effects, and fears of broader conflict as authorities react and prepare blockades and troop movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jean-Pied-de-Burt
France
Gentl’armerie
Thos
Rusia
Gouda
Pernambuco
Weymouth
Martines
Ribeiro
George
Esigh
England
Rio de Janeiro
Hubia
Junta of Pernambuco
North America
Camoens
Isaac Ribeiro Pessoa
Dominges Jose Martina
Portuguel
Marin3
Portugal
Tagus
Austria
Brasil
Cascacs
St. Ubes
Tgm
Europe
South America
House of Peers
Peers Discuss Summons and Prison Power in House
The Noble Lord urged a Tuesday summons for the House and was pressed for a firm order. Earl Liverpool denied any motion. Lord Holland proposed the peers be summoned and this was ordered. Questions about changes in Secretary of State powers since George IV regarding prison regulation were not acknowledged. The session adjourned to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Liverpool
Lord Holland
Baron Kidbrooke Succession Contested by Ministers Choice
The article notes that Baron Kidbrooke of Kadbrooke Sussex may be succeeded by Ministers proposed candidate Mr Mannerd Sutton, Judge Advocate and relative of Canterbury's Archbishop. If a contest occurs, the opposition will likely nominate Mr Charlie Wynn as their candidate.
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Belfeve
Baron Kidbrooke
Kadbrooke
Sussex
Mannerd Sutton
Canterbury
Ireland
Charlie” Wynn
Dublin Journal Expands To Twenty Columns In New Edition
The Dublin Journal announces a larger sheet of twenty columns and pledges independence from party influence. The paper credits public support since 1816 and promises continued impartial reporting, aiming to soothe rather than inflame, with thanks to readers and a pledge of further improvements.
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Dublin Journal
Grrranp
Euberal
Second Edition Publishes Latest Post Office Evening Print
The paper announces a second edition published on its respective page showing latest intelligence the Post Office can receive. Referencing King's birthday, stock exchange activity shows Dublin and London at 1 percent.
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Wico
Peerage and revolutions echo in Dublin and beyond
The Dublin Journal reports Aznorr’s elevation to Baron Coccagater, praises his Speaker tenure, and notes Oxford’s offer to Peex. It covers South American revolutionary echoes via Europe’s turmoil, traveler Kosten’s insights, and evolving attitudes toward governance and reform. Also mentions local crime, stock market steadiness, a New Orleans riot, and London police cases.
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Aznorr
House of Commons
Baron Coccagater
Mannene Surrey
Ireland
University of Oxford
Peex
Lord Cordeston
Figaro
Braumarchais
America
England
Kosten
Portugal
New Orleans
United States
Ripley
New York Evening Post
St. Martin's
Prioners
Robbera
Lavender
Global Revolutions and Bank Influence in a Shifting World
A reflective essay compares European revolutions with looming South American upheavals and North American banking influences. It critiques currency meddling by banks, likening current global states to a pyramid that has sunk from its apex, urging firm, clear national progress.
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Jefferson Hacately
Cavalry &c
North America
Europe
South America
Sivan
Uis
Van
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Rio Janeino
Manca
Pernarmbuco
Hincabiort
Brum
Lassen
Tak
Properial Parliament
House OF Lords
London
King
Stock Exchange
Dublin
the Dublin Journal
Chester Mailles
St. Patrick A
Priest-house
County of Dublin
Duke Street
Belfast
Esat Indies
Calcutta
Lord Moira
India
London Stock Exchange
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