Turbulent Venezuelan Front in 1817 Describes Morillo Losses
Reports from Margarita and Guiria recount heavy fighting as Morillo's Royalists push to hold Pampatar and Fort St Anne. Bolivar forces gain ground across Guayana and New Grenada with Paez and Monagas mobilizing frontier troops, while Margariteans mount fierce resistance and aid liberation efforts.
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Royaliets
Morillo
Pampatar
Fort St. Anne
Assumption
Roychiste
Trinidad
Old
Guayana
Auguetera
Old Guyana
Alstal Brion
Guarana
Bolivar
Augustura
Old Guayana
San Fernando de Apure
General Paz
Drake
New Grenada
Apurs
Meta
Bas Tings
Calabag
Noneto Peres
Casanar
Camanacéa
Roxas
Maturin
Guarapiche
Hermos
Guiria
Trapa
Yaguaraparo
Barcelong
Cumana
Monagassaw Zafara
Carace
Gusyuna
Paes
Gavord
Morales
Monagas
Zoraza
San Diego
Barcelona
Brian
Antilla
Urmont
Gartiaun
Grenada
Nonuato Perez
Casapure
Venezuela
Aracas
Santa Fe
Sambos
Paez
Nynato Pirez
Saraza
Cadeno
Vilafranca
Ross
Guryaat
Electors proclaim Deputies for Seine department election
Paris papers report the second serving of the electoral college results for the Seine department. MM Detemert and Roy win majorities, with several other candidates named by the college president. five deputies remain to be elected under the law, as votes and planks for the department continue. A Rhodes letter mentions Madame Manson's prison status and ongoing dramatic revelations. A royal despatch outlines a Land Tax budget for 1817-18 and reforms to lessen burdens on subjects, including retrenchment of royal expenses.
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Thid
Department
the Seine
Tio
Benjamin Detemert
Roy
Firet
WM. Delessert
Perrier
Benjamine
de Fraguier
Bonner
Hutteau Dorigny
Allent
le Chevalier
Furs
Meylet
Dupont
Bignon
Lizst
Éomere
Ureen Rirwe
Voyer d’Argennon
M de Serre
Tinend Vitsine
Boregetin
Monthierry
le Graverend Corbieres
Lomet
M. Lojane
Oxsa
M. Borel de Breuzel
Court of Cansation
Rione—Mm
Count de Fargnes
Lyons
Cotten
Vau
Eluse
M. de Mayneval
Rhodes
Privy Council
Two Deputies Elected in Seine Second Scrutiny
Paris papers report the second vote tally for the Department of the Seine with only two more deputies chosen. Five remain to be elected from ten top candidates, four ministerialists, five liberals, and one ultra-royalist. Also noted are signals from St Thomas on August events, and market wheat prices with shifts in quality and sourcing.
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Paris
Department of the Seine
M. M. Benjamin Lelessert
Roy
M. M
Casimir Petrier
Bellart
Gilbert Desvoisins
Manuel
Goupy
Baron Pasquier
Benjamin Constant
Breton
Lafayette
Olivier
St. Thomas
Leeward Island
Guayana
Guayarra
Augustura
Orinuka
Brian
Martinique
Grenada
St. Thomass
Paris Deputies return and New York quarantine orders
The Paris papers report the final scrutiny on deputies for the Metro palia with Goupy Bellart Pasquier Breton Casimir Perrier Olivier Gilbert des Voising Manuel and La Fayette elected subject to age of Perrier. Also New York proclaims strict quarantine against ships from Charlestown and Savannah due to fever, while Amelia Island and Mexico updates touch on Generals M'Gregor and Mina and stock prices list Consols 81 and 84 for November 82 for account.
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Paris
Metropalia
M. Bellart
M. Goupy
Bellart
Pasquier
Breton
Casimir Perrier
Olivier
Gilbert Des Voising
Manuel
Benjamin de Constant
la Fayette
Chamber
M. Casimir Perrier
France
Charlestown
Savannah
New York
Amelia Island
Mexico
Generala
M‘gregor
Mina
Foreign Prints from Dublin F Journal Report
The Dublin F Journal notes London Journals arriving with foreign prints. It reports the Deputies for the Department of the Seind elected, five ministerialists among them, and discusses liberal gains in France. It covers Continental politics, Belgium, Prussia, and unrest in Wurtemburg, plus Spain’s debt plan and a rise in government discount rates. It also highlights South American prospects with Trinidad’s report of Guayana and a 10,000-strong veteran patriot army. It lists Venezuelan forces and officers Botivar, Pran, Anis wenn, Deamupez, and Cedeno, totaling about 6000, now disengaged.
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London
Department of the Seind
France
Wurtemburg
Prussia
Massznsaca
Frankfort
Fagogsicnk
William
Germany
Madrid
Spain
Good Friemann
South America
Trinidad
Venezuela
Window Tax debate ends in partial adjournment at parish meeting
Deputies from multiple parishes gathered at St Thomas Church to discuss the Window Tax. The session adjourned due to incomplete parish representation, after fiery speeches and resolutions by Mr Roosy. Critics urged milder language, while others defended press coverage of the proceedings.
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St. Thomas's Church
Wraxis
Roosy
Ireland
Hawricane
Oretor
Royalist moves across mainland as Margaritta held
In the mainland campaign Manivois and Cumanacon muster 2000 with cavalry near Barcelona while Pars holds Varina to Calabozo and Noxato Panez secures Casanare. Mo Rillo, 2500 Royalist troops from Spain, invaded Margaritta and captured Pampatar and Fort S Anne, though the island remains partly in rebel hands with a stout population defending inch by inch.
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Atlantic
Manivois Et Cumanacon
Roxas
Maturin
Moxacas
Zaraza
Barcelona
Pars
Santa Fe
Varina
Calabozo
Noxato Panez
Casanare
New Granada
Mo Rillo
Spain
Margaritta
England
Pampatar
S J. Anne
Paying off the National Debt in the Dublin Journal
The Carrick Morning Post notes a weak attempt at wit in an article titled Paying off the National Debt about the Dublin Journal. The writer fails to make a clear or clever point and leaves the reader with a disappointed impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrick
Morning Post
Yeaterlay
Dublin
Folly and misrepresentation in Ireland Scotland revenue debate
The writer in Carrick's Morning Post is accused of misrepresentation about Ireland and Scotland revenue. The author clarifies figures for 1813 showing Ireland's net revenue exceeding Scotland's, despite Scotland's larger population. They question Derrict's Post claim and doubt the editor wrote the piece, urging fair discussion and condemning misquotation.
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Ireland
Scotland
Carrick
Morning Post
Dublin Journal
Derrict
Appointment of Committee to aid fever-stricken districts
An official Dublin notice from Sept 30 1817 announces that the Lord Lieutenant has appointed a City Committee of Gentlemen to receive applications for fever relief. Government aid will be limited to documented cases showing unusual fever prevalence and hospital provision funded by subscriptions, with reports sent to Chief Secretary, Dublin Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Board
Dublin Castle
Reneat Pau
Fever in Derry Tents Shows Decline and Relief Efforts
Reports from the Fever Tents committee detail admissions and outcomes since August 10, noting 9 remaining, 1 died, and 10 cured. Donations funded new clothing for discharged patients to prevent infection spread. Updates from Derry and Taraver indicate fever abatement and fewer admissions to Fever Hospital, with numerous recoveries.
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Derry
Derry Jonnat
Alderman Bloxham Receives City Guild's Tribute
The Corporation of Cutler and Stationers in Common Hall voted the freedom of their Guild to the Chief Magistrate Alderman Bloxham in appreciation of his conduct during a year of distress. Citizens expect similar marks of esteem from fellow townsmen for his service.
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Alderman Bloxham
Corporation of Cutler and Stationers
Cotmmon Elall
Citizear
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Kent
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Bremen
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Yeetennar
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Royal Canal
Ccsceersersee
Ee Varee Bailest Office
The
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Taraver
Western Herald
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