French actions against Cadiz and Wellington’s stance in Europe
The Dublin Journal reports Cadiz accounts dated the 24th ult noting French forces opened heavy fire on Matagorda fort on the 21st. Paris papers claim a formidable Massena-led invasion army gathered for Portugal as Buonaparte tests Junot Soult and Victor against Wellington. Parliament debates on the London Petition and Burdett trespass suits surface with large majorities and damages cited.
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Holyhead
Cadiz
Jeogth
Matagorda
Paris
Portugal
Massena
Buonaparte
Junot, Soult
Victor
Lord Wellington
Wellington
Vimiera
Douro
Talavera
London
House of Commons
Middlesex
Francis Burdett
Francis
Earl Moira
Foreign Intelligence From The French Papers Report
Paris reports on Demoustiers setting out to Morlaiz to negotiate prisoner exchange with Mr. Mackenzie. Massena and Macdonald movements, Barcelona command, and Madrid to Cadiz siege updates accompany notes on English danger in Constantinople and trade shifts at various ports.
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Paris
Apu
M. Demoustiers
Dresden
United States of America
Morlaiz
Mackenzie
India
Lord Wellesley
Marshal Massena
Fiours
Spain
General Mantbrun
Bayonne
Marshal Macdonald
Barcelona
Catalonia
Marshal Anvereau
Vienna
Arra
Constantinoples
M. de Sturmer
Cadiz
Estremadura
Sicily
England
South America
Spanish and Catalan War Dispatches from 1830
Reports from May and April 1830 detail military actions in Badajoz Aldeas Nueva and Lamar battalion engagements against French forces, including 200 killed and 200 captured. Letters note Catalonia uprisings, Barcelona siege, and British naval concerns as Lisbon dispatches hint at Wellington movements toward Salamanca, with Matagorda fortified and blockaded.
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Yondoon
Gibraltar
Lisson
Ann
Badajoz
Aldeas Nueva
Majure
Don Martin
de la Care Rera
Jose Armengol
Foot
Ferdinand VII
Aldéa-Nueva
Panic
Mera
Banon
Martin DE LA Carrera
Cuba
Suranda
Catalonia
Barcelona
Victor
Isle of Leon
Cuidad Rodrigo
Joseph Buonaparte
Madrid
Greratrar
Apri
Malta
Black Sea
Constantinople
Sicily
Retun
Rous
Alicant
Valencia
O'Donnell
Pevonr Gisrartan
Cowley
Laussain
Empire
Ornuera
Montesaque
Aput
Supreme Council of Regency
Montejaque
Montejaque and
Benadeaz
Francisco Pedraza
Lisbon
Wellington
Salamanca
Capiz
Matagorda
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Cadiz
Earl Moira
Reilly
Isis
Shorland
Cape St. Vincent
Sierra
Perro
Tarifa
Vinaros
Buince
Tarragona
Knights of Honor
Verdun
England
Legion of Honor
Bible Society marks sixth anniversary at Old London Tavern
The British and Foreign Bible Society held its sixth anniversary with Lord Teignmouth presiding. Reports show expansion to three continental and three American societies, strong UK growth with new auxiliaries, and broad scripture distribution despite challenges. Attendees included bishops Salisbury, St. David's, and Cloyne, plus Wilberforce and others.
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British and Foreign Bible Society
Old London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
Lord Teignmouth
Chait
Europe
United States of America
United Kingdom
England
Scotland
Ireland
Birmingham
Steading
Nottingham
Newcastle upon-Tyne
Penryn
Leeds
Manchester
Leicester
Bristol
Sheffield
Kendal
Hull
Greenock
Port Glasgow
Edinburgh
East Lothian
Scottish Bible Societies
Hibernian
Cork Bible Societies
Limerick
Belfast
Dungannan
New Ross
Tullamore
Glasgow
Fleet-street
Wilberforce
Salisbury
St. David's
Cloyne
Blackborne
Lord Henniker
Alexander Johnston
Babington
Durham
Clogher
of Cloyne
Army clothing reform order from the Adjutant General 1810
The Commander in Chief orders strict enforcement of Regulation 3 on army clothing. Regiments must replace inferior fabrics and misfitting coats breeches and stockings. caps to proper wear. Clothing boards to seal patterns and officers to ensure fittings and return deviations. The aim is warmth, durability and soldier health with penalties for noncompliance.
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Horse Guards
Chieb
Harry Calvert
Adj
Crime Smash in London House On Stanate Street
Sir James Saumirez sailed from Yarmouth to the Baltic yesterday. Last Saturday a shocking murder occurred in a Stanate Street London house. A maid found the mistress undressed, throat cut, a razor nearby. The husband was in bed as alarm sounded and help arrived.
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James Saumirez
Yarmouth
Baltic
Stanate Street
London
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Assem Cxbly House
Nathaniel Hone
Dublin
Aldernap
Michaelmas
Brent Neyilte
Mathew Vane
James Walcot Fitzgerald
John Rogersoll
Thomas Rochfort
William Walsh
William Poole
John Kingston James
Mathew Wert
Brent Neville
Allen and Greene
the Dublin Journal
Foreign ‘Intelligence
Bible Societ
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