Islands of Margarita Free After Spanish Siege
Reports from Margarita detail a four hour siege near Juan Griego with heavy fire and the fort’s explosion ending Spanish assault. Venezuelan forces under Major-General Jor Mannyro and Lt Colonel Cova repelled the foe, seized heights, and claimed victory as ships prepared to sail for Camuri. A formal blockade of East and West Florida ports begins September fifteenth under Gregor M Gregor.
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Juan Griego
Juan Bautiala Cova
Juan Esteva Piqueroa
Thaea
Oder
San Juan
Cayetano Silva
Domingo Gonaulea
Anddaan Budulpa
Captaina Facie
Port Juan Grie
New World
Pampatar
Mee Apa Beo Ufz
Meadiquertéts
Alumprion
Bulgetin
Wiridet Margudite
Manuel
Walioni
Carlos Perea
Segjeant
Barcelona
Sveilo
Generadrillo
Papa
Jupal Griego
Ceracoas
Gteril
Venezuela
Margarita
Camara
Ieee
Maneyro
WeetanaTton
Broteane
Gregor M'Gregor
Armina
United Provinces
New Grenada
Venexuals
Floridas
Mesicd
South America
PerdMo
Vda
Mexico
Free Floridaa
East
West
Florida
Pernandiha
Amelia Taland
General McGregor's Army Commanded by Willeen M Gregor
A garbled historical notice outlines General McGregor's Army leadership across New Orleans Venezuela and Florida regions with allied brigades from Mexico and South America. It mentions actions, loyalty to orders, and uncertainties about troop dispositions and allegiance amid wartime constraints.
Paris Papers Note French Military Cut And Court Moves
London evening edition cites Paris papers on a royal decree reducing the marine corps due to European and licensing concerns. It also reports on a Lyona conspiracy trial, Duchess de Berry pregnancy, Lord Byron’s residence near Mira, Czerny George death notes, and Imperial Russia’s peace tilt with a new Ukase promoting colonization and rural growth.
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Paris
France
Marine Corps
Europe
Lyona
Pvotal
Marchioness de Lavaretce
Treryta
Duchess de Berry
Lord Byron
Mira
Venice
Augsburg
Caerny George
Czerny George
Ted. Hugcyttey
Russia
Trind
Asdatch
Netherlands
Hague
Russis
Madras
Calcutta
Lyta
Bombay
Scindia
Meerkhan
Holker
Meerktsf
Ahi
Circular on half pay officers and colonial service demand
Cir appropriate War Office notice, circular No 978, outlines form for half pay officers to sign before Dec 4. details oath of no other employment since 25 1811 and ongoing allegiance to Britannic Majesty. Also reports Princess Charlotte illness and market wheat price shifts with minor changes in barley oats values.
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War Office
Caremon
Charlotte
Dublin Journal Notes Delayed London Mails by Wind
The Dublin Journal reports that strong adverse winds prevented the Tuesday and Wednesday London Mails from arriving. The delay impacts early notices and local updates reliant on that shipment, with potential timetable disruption for readers awaiting official correspondence from the British capital.
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London
Perjury trial ends in acquittal amid South American dispatches
The King at the Prosecution of Roger O Connor v Daniel Waring concluded with acquittal after a long day of testimony. The paper previews Monday’s fuller report while detailing bulletins from Margarita and royalist defeats, with commentary on mediation and the fate of patriots in Spanish America.
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Roger O' Connor
Daniel Waring
Noted Wars and Religious Debates From 1817 Letter Column
A dated 1817 letter discusses diplomacy between Spain and its Atlantic colonies and reports that a threatened war with India ended without fighting. It also reviews Doctor Troy's declaration and a pamphlet on the Roman Catholic Testament noting its potential to inflame Christian sectarianism.
Fever Reports Darken Across Cities
Derry reports rising fever deaths and more admissions, with convalescents scarce. Limerick notes 180 patients in fever hospital, many admitted last week. Enniskillen reports little abatement, more deaths. Cork sees full fever homes and expanding outside lists. Jabane laments rising contagion among respectable families, with daily admissions increasing.
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Derry
Limerick
Enniskillen
Cork
Jabane
Shipwreck Details of the Bristol Packet Disaster
Bristol paper notes include Nicholay family connections and a Park Street lodging party that met catastrophe. The mate and others escaped by boat, Captain Manley drowned, and a Roman Catholic priest perished while urged to continue. Reported aid delays in Cardiff are unverified. Twenty four saved, thirty six missing or dead. official letter from Cardiff confirms packet loss.
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Bristol Amd
Bristol
Mra Nicholay
Cafe Ac Bath
Parktatreet
Miss Sands
Burroughes
Nicholay
William Burroughes
Manley
Cardiff
Shortie
Visitation at Trinity College Inspects Library Regulation
On Wednesday a Visitation at Trinity College was led by the Chief Justice and the Archbishop Bishop of Cashel. No major items arose except an appeal against a Provost library regulation, deemed in harmony with statutes, and to be discarded. An article from Viénga mentions an Allied Sqx Freignt assembly next year to be staged at Spa in August. A vessel alleged to be an Algerie Corsair reportedly captured British chiuels.
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South America
Margarita
Bulletina
Army of the
Independenta
Monitto
Joland
Agistinot
Moatixo
Paris
Fenomann
France
Germany
Fox
Paria
Europe
Spain
Ferdnano
Trinity College
Cashel
Viénga
Sqx Freignt
Pradge
Spa
Algerie Corsair
Chiuels
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Willeen Gregor M'Gregor
New Orenhds
Leah Ter Praibe
Dan
Pre
Walla
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Eee
Lainie
S.c
Dublin
Robert Wees
Stociebroter
the Dublin Journal
Commission Court
Itary
Arrogende
Carthaginis
Patriota
Mary
Cove
India
Troy
Rhemish
M‘kameta
Jones
George’s Street
Caradzicus
Perag
Cansinys
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