King of Spain freed and moving toward headquarters
Telegraphic despatch reports the King of Spain is free and will travel to join the Duke of Angouleme at his headquarters in Chiclana. Dispatches from Port St. Mary note French and Spanish movements, bombardment results, and troop embarks, with ongoing pressure on Madrid and Cadiz. The Cortes convened extraordinary sessions to respond to government measures, affirming defense of the constitutional throne and seeking means to sustain the nation amid foreign occupation and internal strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Frrnivaxn
Duke of Axcoruem
Cortes
Duke of
France
Fern Nano
Port St. Mary
London
Telegrapuic Neapacch
Ansgovleme
Ministeme
Chichuna
Spain
Chiclana
Grand Beau-Quarteme
Bourdesaulte
Prince of
Car
Valdes
St. Mary
Duke d
Lion Ayerue
Marhal Moucey
Olivers
Perpignan
Bayon de Damas
Gerona
al Rence
Moncey
Maringone
Sc. Petersburgh
Russa
Europe
Monitewr
Madrid Gazette
Corter
Senor Saavedra
Tribune
Senor
Ito
Senor Galiano
Arma
Ning
Gaditanian
Tieng
Dhe Cortes
Ana Ider
Hisorajesty
Conpressa
Statens
Congress
Mantesien
Bertic
Cerne
Soreu
Gaik
PRR
Debate on defence resources and peace talks in Cádiz
A parliamentary committee reports on government powers, defence funds for Gaditanian Island, and authorisation to negotiate for peace. The government’s exclusive right to declare war or peace is noted, with calls for secretaries’ presence and a record vote by Rovriqueze Paterna. Names Ferrer, Oliver, Zilueta, Surra, Sanches, Ovalle, Encovedo, and Alvarez are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortes
Gaditanian
Senor Argueltes
Senor Albear
Senor Arauctles
Rovtrigueze Paterna
Comnitter of Finance
Senor Arguellis
Senores Ferrer
Don Joaquin
Oliver
Zilueta
Surra
Sanches
Ovalle
Encovedo
Alvarez
Don Elias
Second Edition Rewrites Spain Portugal News Timeline
The London Mail reports a confusion over royal movements and dates. Telegraphs claim the Duke of Wellington is at Madrid while a later dispatch places him at Port St Mary. Negotiations with Ferdinand d Angouleme are said to have broken off and hostilities to resume at dawn, implying impossible conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port St. Mary
Angouleme
Council OF Ministers
Ferdinand
Durke d
Galician disputes and Portuguese investiture in Holy Orders
Letters from Galicia describe Moninie facing pressure to restore church lands, with a cabal pressuring Monto. Lisbon reports a grand ceremony investing the King of Portugal and his son with the Order of the Holy Guns. Malta letters note a violent bilious outbreak. General Sir Wor Camont is reported in good health. Talks in London hint at a peace settlement among Wiedussides and Purks, with Strangford's diplomacy shaping Ottoman terms and a four-point agenda including free vessels and trade with Sardinia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hormlo
Galicia
Moninie
Santander
Madrid
Monto
Portowal
Lisbon
Portugal
Don Micuars
France
Malta
Adeasa
Lord Strangford
Hussia
Strengfurd
THE NEW POPE AND THE SELECTION OF LEONTE PWEVERN
The article reports the election of Leonte Pwevern as pope, born 1760 in Genoa, chosen by a conclave amid Italian and Ultra Montane tensions. It notes the Genoese origin, papal city distances, and hopes for a respected pontificate akin to his predecessor, with Roman State interests protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pros the
Datta Ganga
Saint Peten
de Lavan Moxrwonkses
Leo the Poreceer
France
Scue
Detta Gesaa
Narvotbos
Papal
Rome
Goxsauvi
Burro
Kupoup
Pere
Leonte Pwevern
Genoa
March of
Ancona
Duchy of
Urbino
Financial Market Turmoil and Shifting Funds
In Canton market news detailing a disrupted contravention and weakened mercantile confidence, Spanish Bands and British Funds saw price movements. Overseas funds advanced to 34335 on rumor of royal upheaval, while Consuls for Account rose to 4397 before retreating to 4324. The new Fours traded as high as 10s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Invasion plans and taxes fuel unsettled times noted
Vlas Freveb plans garrisons in Sb Selatan Sintega and Pamperluis with damages from a town calamity, while a Baltic letter predicts repeal of odious taxes. The Hex session aims to restore revenue through reductions and new bonds. Market reports show varied prices for cows, pork, and horses with weak demand and poor quality stock dominating the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vlas Freveb
Sb. Selatan
Sintega
Pamperluis
Beeepaiad
Shouldabies
Lie Lark
Snaifan Paper
Pouilie
Pashion and Table Talk at Howth and Cork Guests
A crowded notes reel of society items from Howth and Cork recount visits by minor nobility Thomas, Lord Baron Louth, and his brother Manterndal Plunkett, plus the Earl of Kingston and Viscount Kingsborough at Conway's Hotel. Theatre and entertainment news highlight Misa FH Kelly in Juliet at Covent Garden, Mr Mathews’s musical act, and Covent Garden reception. Windsor and London society details include royal visits, toasts, and the King in Windsor Park with Canning and Keppel callers. Additional items cover a Carlow garter mission to Portugal, the Revenge, and gossip on high life marriages and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howth
Thomas
Baron
Mathews
Dir
Misa FH
Kelly
Segson
Covent-garden Theatre
Juliet
Janet
Charlea Kemble
Wm. Carter
Tullow
Michaelmay
Windsor
Windsor Great Park
G. Canning
St. Helen’s
London
General Keppel
Marquis of Hastings
Frankfort
Italy
Paris
Nicaly
Cat
Tts
Morning Herald
Prince William of Brunswick
Thomas's Hotel
Berkeley-sgate
Wallad
Carlow Post
Carlow Post, _ Garter
Portugal
Mar Jeaty
Revenge
Guna
Tl. Neale Bart. G. Cob
George Aygler
Gtarter
King of Arma
Order of the Garter
Lasbon
George Nayler
Milward Thurman
Scotland
Mandon
Brookville
Enishannon
Bandon
Seer
Berney Switzerland
Burghat Aabasse
Sandon
Miarowby
Frances Ou
Bute
Coutts
Saimton
Cana Seat
Ultier
Buel Badger
Willian
Park
Staffordshire
Lewisham
Poway
Templetown
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Royal Canal
Ct Exchange
Dublin
Lonion
Russia
Furrey
Constantinople
Sieuxaronp
Wiedussides
Purks
Magland
Austria
Lord Smeaxcrouch
Chrom the
Chen SY
THE
FUNUS
Vlad Upengue
Whatmas Jones
Peare Uitione Siarplis
Mrilvom Gowrin
Siepaside
Rialge Bli
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