Custer Mare Arrives Amid FABRICATION Conspiracy Claims
The Dublin Journal reports the Custer Mare arrival and proclaims there was no foundation for claims of an intended Ribbonmen attack on Birr or the assassination of Lord Ross. It notes Ribbonism waning, arrests or surrenders, and magistrates in Ennis endorsing landlord restraint. A Sumatra letter via Pedin covers Sir Stamford Raffles and a British East India Company monopoly on Acheer trade.
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Birr
Lord Ross
Pedin
Sumatra
Stamford Haffles
British East India
Mina and Insurrection Spread Across Spain and Navarre
Intelligence from Bordeaux reports Mina loyalists active in Navarre while insurrectionist forces move toward Grenada. Proclamations in Algeciras urge support for a liberal government and independence. Memoirs of Francisco Mina recount his Guerilla campaigns and clashes with French troops, with notes on his nephew’s fate in Mexico.
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Bordeaux
Freyre
Wla de Leon
Spain
Ici
Vampeluna
Mina
Celebrrty
Navarre
France
Insurgentia
Kixo
Rinco
Grenada
O'Donnel
Malaga
Algesiras
Ruato
Tohabitante
Algesiana
Paris
Corunna
Toulouse
Newa
Arcodatlarciys
Francisco Eapoz Y Mina
Logrone
Bayonne
Maxtridl
Cortes
Arragon
Alava
ISLS
la Morandiere
Elissoflivra
Saint Jean Pieur de Port
Ferdinand
Madrid
Pampeluna
Eta
Espoleta
Ata
Pulice
Louis VIII
Bonaparte
M. Mina
The
Cole Dor
Belgium
Waterloo
Paria
Mexico
Long XVIII
Ghent
London
Taan
Ming
Xavier
Privoner
Exile betrayals and European unrest reported abroad
The text recounts betrayals by Correa and a Cuban imprisonment, then shifts to France where the Chamber of Deputies debates a law on arbitrary imprisonment, citing a pro assassination letter. It notes a Wednesday arrest near Place Vendome, a cathedral thunderstorm fatality in Bourdeaux, and Germany’s reaction to the Duke de Bent’s murder impacting funds. Brussels reports condemnations of press liberty with lawyers and editors confined and custody tightening.
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Chamber of Deputies
Simeon
Duke of
Berri
Louvel
Berry
B. Constant
Vendome
Germany
de Bent
Frankfort
Vienna
Brussels
Netherlands
Ita Subjecta
M. van Strainen
Louvain
Vessels Report from Jamaica on Caribbean Forces
From Jamaica a vessel reached Kingston with news that the Independent and Royalist forces did not meet at Carthagena as of January 13. No general engagement had occurred by then, but by late January it was believed Patriots would not yet strike a decisive blow.
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Jamaica
Kingston
Carthagena
Ross-Shire
Monro
Novars
Culrain
Gladfield
America
Cape of Good Hape
New York Papers Report United States Policy Debates
The upper House of Congress rejected a claim of state rights over slave restrictions for Missouri. In the House, Mr. Metas of New York proposed a committee to study funding public lands for anti slave trade naval action, emancipation, and colonization. A Boston letter notes a bill to cut ties with British West Indies, and a Treasury report warned cotton and iron imports would widen deficits, suggesting internal taxes. The Cyane carried the first detachment of freed people for a Western Africa settlement from New York.
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United States
New York
Pitbull
Congress
Union
Missouri
House of Representatives
Metas
House
Attica
Boston
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
The English Funds weekly London report
A London Sunday paper notes minimal activity in the funds last week with little price fluctuation. Consols for the ordinary account moved between 68 and 69 and closed around 68 1/2. Navy 5s fell from 104 1/2 to 109 3/4. Exchequer Bills held firm or improved slightly, at one to two shillings, with money readily lent on stock at 5 percent annual rate until the settling day.
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London Sunday
Exchequer Billanmow
General Election News From Ireland Rounds Up Candidates
The report lists numerous Irish constituencies with potential candidates for the general election including Dungerees, Dungannon, Youghatl, and Lixturn. It notes fixed elections at Trinity College and Cork, with several counties and boroughs showing anticipated races and opposed and unopposed seats. tensions run high across counties with mentions of Galway, Kerry, Armagh, Limerick, and Kilkenny. The Westminster and City of London results are touched on, and a violent incident in Ross-shire is described, highlighting sheriff’s force clashes and a mob reaction.
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Ireland
Dungerees
A.W. Clifford
Dungannon
Knox
Youghatl
Viecount Hernari
Lixturn
Horace Seymour
Trinity College
Pruner
Dublin
Kivosscroven
Arg
Kilkenny
D. Browne
Armagh
Molyneux
Veaney
Co. Limerick
Cal
Firncisson
A. D. Vere
G. Lanb
Oat
City OF London
Tinian
Wilton
Curtin
Thorpoo
Bins Wood
Walshman
Independent Electors vow to defend Colonel Talbot in Dublin County
A 1820 Dublin County meeting chaired by Randall McDonnell pledges to resist any arrangement aimed at undermining Colonel Talbot’s independence. They vow mutual support to Talbot for future elections and authorize McDonnell to collect subscriptions while thanking Michael Henley for chairing.
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Dubin
Randal McOnnell
Talbot
Taltut
Hesuiven
Randal M*donnell
Randal M‘donnell
Mdonnel
Michael Henley
Biron
Glasgow Dragoons Seized for Possessing Pikes and Heads
A Glasgow magistrates warrant led to the arrest of William Se Robert Smith Primrose and John Primrose Dalto n on charges of possessing pikes and heads. They were committed for examination and released in due course. Twelve more Reformers were committed. Several other delegates and associates connected to Renfrew County faced apprehension and bail. A separate London report lists royal mourning orders for King George III and the court, with dress codes for mourners. An incident in Galway details a buried alive infant found after a local inquiry. Multiple political and social notes follow, including anti conspiracy commentary, church figures, and public notices from various regions.
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Scotcit
Glasgow
Willian
Robert
Smith
John Primrose
Wren Dalton
Fry
Renfrew
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