Battle of Albuera Leads to Heavy Losses and British Victory
General Latour Maubourg's forces clash with Spanish and British troops at Albuera. Spanish and English units resist fiercely as French, Austrian and Polish contingents press an attack. Casualties run high with thousands killed or wounded. 8000 to 10000 enemy losses reported, with several generals killed or wounded. The Franco-Portuguese army sustains hard fighting but holds the field after a costly engagement.
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Paccoente
Alrubra
Azupshal Duka
Balmates
Newjotadel
Sfesscasrta
Jearour Mou
Gadiz
Lisbon
Drafead
Peste
Thes
Bulajos
Juramenha
Vouverde
Olivenzas
Dres Vouer Drake
Tiluke
Gronend
Berstead
Uie
Ur Staubourg
All Cure
Goan
Werle
Godinot
Briche
Albuera
Lyour
Marbourg
Wu Pio Au
Vutec
Blake
Three O'Lock
Erdea
Pepin
Marausin
Brayes
Preeeske
Che
Gazaeny
Fragmentary dispatch from Soline May 21 13th century
A damaged excerpt reports troops moving toward Gevide to join forces with wounded comrades. The message notes the arrival of officers and aides de camp, many dismounted and some wounded, ending with formal compliments to individuals and noting the overall defeat of the enemy.
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Gevide
Prince Regent Fete at Carlton House Awe-Inspiring Display
The Prince Regent hosted a superb Carlton House fete with 400 covers in the conservatory, grand ceremonial rooms, and a royal procession. Nobles arrived by carriage line from St James's, while the library and conservatory showcased lavish decorations, fountains, and silver table services. Dancing, promenades, fireworks, and a lavish supper followed by continued revelry, under police protection and no reported incidents.
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London
Theneday
Eleaven
Mulierde
Carlton Luse
Cine Odock
St. James's Palace
Europe
Tig Patnee
Conde
Chantulle
Ccivas
House of Bourbon
Privy Council Chamber
Thos Household
Earl of Muira
Coue de Lisle
Asa
Duchess of York
Lord Dundas
Phiey
Louis the XVI
Auerdeus
Armida
Carlton House
Tess
Prince Reece
Arreda
Apc
Praire Keeene
Coe Udant
England
Lourdens
Duchess of Avcouleme
Yuk
Ciere
Hoorg
G. Jt. III
Crear
Prand
Carleton [Touse
de Poaece
Pallmmall
Se. James’s Street
Ft. Juarnes
Birth at Archbishops house in Speplen wegreen
At the house of his Grace the Archbishop of Tuam, Speplen wegreen, Mrs Horsey bore a son, named as the god heir in a formal church birth notice.
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Tuam
Speplen Wegreen
Horsey Berestord
Death of Way Burke Aged One Year At St Montague Street
Notice reports the death of Way Burke in the first year of life after a private illness. He is described as a loving father and husband, with a noted private life. The obituary laments his absence and praises his character and honor.
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St. Montague Street
Meyerre
Way Burke
David Burky
Venus
Esau
Trade and Slavery Restrictions Under New Act 1809
From the London Gazette a royal act grants the crown authority to regulate imports and exports in the West Indies and South American territories during the war and after a definitive peace. It lists items allowed for import and export, including slaves and livestock with duties, and sets expiry dates and conditions for enforcement.
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London Gazette
Queen's Palace
Privy Council
Army Council
Bermuda
South
Sagette
West Indies
Bahama
Somer Islands
Lanay
Mrc
Tia Privy Council
Bahama Islands
South America
United States of America
Daviesv
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Prince Kregent
Jamaica
Boston
Pace Council
Hupwleas
Acre
London Ganetti
Todd
Royal Canal
Jiasatty
Lee
Dublin
OU Tae JR
Adoney
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