News from South America and Jamaica update
Varying late accounts reach town from Chile and Valparaiso dated February. British vessels released by Lord Cochrane heads toward Valparaiso for adjudication. Reports note the independence armies growing, Royalists deserting, and Irish Legion mutinies. The Andromache sails north from Lima. General Devereux linked to New Granada actions, with Cadix dispatches noting Spanish king’s orders hinder Bolivar talks.
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Souti America
Chi- Ti
Valparaiso
Dago de Chili
Lima
Euch
Thia
Jamaica
St. Jago
Chiti
Tives
Werner
Lina
Dixanas
Linn
Andromache
Lloyd's Beaka
Aving
Pegue Ia
Panaia
Guerral Devereux
Santa Martha
Legion of Ireland
Baranquilla
Devereux
Margaritta
Rio de la Hache
Kingston
Burunquilla
Solatad
Cadix
E&t Ale
Bolivar
Spains Main
Hin
Goa
New Columbia
Madrid
Parth
Canada May 10 Mixed Accounts and Colonial Deliberations
Canada reports mixed accounts to May 10 with unrest in provinces over the colonial department decision on Gimber duties and inland navigation efforts. Parliament prorogued April 14, three addresses sent to the king, covering militia half-pay, timber duties in British ports, and wartime defeasance. Governorate salaries and speaker remnant of expenses discussed. large grant box supreme time noted. Earl Tatnhat meets the king. the Bath of Shannon with family sails to England. Sir Hugh Dillon Massy and family at Doouns.
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Canada
Bal
Colonial Department
Lanesly
Earl Tathat
Siguranant
Inti
Shannon
Tin
Castle Martyr
England
Hugh Dillon Massy
Bartud
Doouns
London
Turkey
Constantinople
France
Vienna
Monitenr
Jenezou
Ypsilanti
Russia
Danube
Moldavia
Galaty
Vpsilanti
Tergovist
Bucharest
Stock market report fragment from a historical paper
A garbled OCR fragment mentions stocks and governance but lacks clear names, places, dates, or actionable data. It contains stray phrases like government stock, royal canal, Dublin, Loudon, and various unreadable terms, making it impossible to identify a coherent event or entities.
Constantinople turmoil signals Greek insurgent pressure and Turkish fright
A private Augsburgh letter from June 2 reports Ottoman anxiety and factional splits in the Divan as troops and artillery move toward threatened points. Descriptions detail the seizure of Fontana’s hotel papers, mutilation by Turks of Moldavian Creeks, and a Greek squadron’s maneuvers near Corfu. Dispatches from Frankfurt, Smyrna, and London note fortification efforts, Greek naval actions, and broader European concern.
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Sieur Fontana
Legation
Leoke
Tis
Constantinople
Danube
Moldavia
Corfu
Hydria
Spezzia
Parte
Gumenizza
Vrovesa
Frankfort
Turkey
Morea
Napoli
Malvoisin
Wablina
Persion
Hia
Morocco Crisis Ends as Tetuan Surrenders
Intelligence from Magadore dated May 1 reports the Moroccan contest has ceased and the surrender of Tetuan reestablishes Muley Soliman as emperor with full powers and recognized throne. The transfer marks the restoration of order in the empire.
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Magadore
Morocco
Tetuan
Muley Soliman
Paris Papers discuss chamber debate and royal decree
The Paris chamber of deputies heard Count Simeon announce a royal directive to present a one article law extending the press publication law to end of 1821. A council of state budget was debated, with a reduced estimate rejected. A Lille report notes northern Europe armies and officer retirements affecting readiness as revolts and expatriations loom.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Simeon
Chamber
Abbe de Pompiers
Council of State
Thai Lasik Lsb
Baris
Buarhan
Napoleon Bonaparte
Cambray
Mons. Vatisimeuil
Lille
Chile and Peru Letters Report Naval Patriot Operations
March letters from Valparaiso report important information about naval and military actions of the Patriots. The messages indicate that news had just reached Valparaiso detailing the unfolding operations and strategic movements in the region.
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Valparaiso
Naval moves and muttered battles near Callao and Lima
Reports say Lord Cochrane abandoned the Callao blockade after sighting Spanish ships Proeba and Venganza. Independent army actions spark debate with San Martin allegedly near Daimra, while Rivafort’s alleged victories are disputed in Chilean letters.
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Lord Cochrane
Callao
Peru
Proeba
Venganza
Pacific
San Martin
Daima
Serna
Shima
Rivafort
Nan Martin
Chili
Mr Canning and Sir FR Burdett correspondence explained
A Courier of Tuesday extract describes Mr Canning demanding an explanation from Sir Francis Burdett after a letter from the baronet at the king's bench prison mentioning Mr Canning. Sir Francis states no personal untruth was intended and declines to alter his stance.
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Duesday
Canning
King's Bench
Francis
Sir Francis
Mr. Canning
Changes in the Ministry and Canning’s Return
A Lordon paper hints at a ministerial reshuffle with Mr. Canning favored for restoration to the cabinet. It mentions his rank rise and key positions, while Lord Melville and Sidmouth face department shifts or retirement. The report also notes a private friend’s entry into the ministry.
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Lordon
Canning
Paris
Ca‘bint
Benlishy Bank Holiday Trading Report From City Exchange
A partial OCR note describes Tuesday as a bank and exchange holiday. It notes private bargains were limited and lists reduced annuities for tomorrow at 75 and consols opening at 774 and 774, with the latter quotation near four o'clock.
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Bank and Stark Exchange
Attrocious Murdigr in Limerick Chanty Comment
A fragmented Irish article critiques land rent protests near Adare in Limerick. It discusses tenant rights, rent disputes, and calls for extending the peace preservation act 1080 to curb unrest while urging maintenance of public tranquillity through lawful means.
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Torres
Banith
Adare
Linerick
Brelind
Possire
Bevonia
Tennant
Ireland
Barbarous and Unprecedented Murder at Cunnigar
A frightful double assault near Adare unfolds with Mrs Torrance and her husband slain in a farmyard attack. Mr Torrance fights off two assailants while his wife dies from multiple chest wounds and a bayonet blow. The couple’s wounds provoke a swift inquest as police pursue suspects. the tragedy shocks Limerick city and surrounding communities.
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John Toray
Cunnigar
Unis
Audhy
Gruabla Ag
Borraineg
Coonigar
Mond
W. Quine
Adare
Linterick
Mr. Torranes
Mes
Tormace
Strugelal
Mr .Torrance
Rullian
Sadler
Tormance
John Switzer
Torrance
Williamston
Adaty
Furrance
Jain Reynard
Yoetor Griffin
Limeriss
Going
Purrance
John Cox
King
Corr
John Dew
Molins Switzer
Gaingte
Phwailes
Cuthbert
Dickson
Monsell
Rose
Fosbery
Adamson
Clounanna
Tor
Tia Abs
Fara
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Mores
Marseilles
Gresky
Gregory
Eroneis
Austria
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Smyrna
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Greak
Ann
Longridge
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Calaum
Cobourg
Farman
Daphne
Llewellen
Morocce
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