Madrid Cortes concede lax punishment for traitors
Readings from Madrid report a divided Cortes committee backing deprivations of franchise and residence mandates for 69 members linked to the 1814 constitutional overthrow, with Don Bernardo Moga Rosales noted as potentially prosecutable. The dissolution of monasteries is approved, press liberty debated, and contagion fears rise with yellow fever at Xeres and a malignant fever at Murcia. The Vienna Aulic Chamber bans arms exports to Italy and the Adriatic. Naples and Sardinia move toward forceful war postures, while Monaco and Portugal see shifting allegiances and imminent congress talks amid a European crisis. An Italian congress may convene at Florence to coordinate measures.
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Madrid
Cortes
Bernardo Moga Rosales
Xeres
Murcia
Sth
Aulic Chamber of
Vienna
Italy
Austria
Adriatic
Medierranean
Sardinia
Berlin
Naples
Holy League
Europe
Ferdinand VII
Two Sicilies
Rome
Papal
Lambassy
Venice
Tie
Sovnitige Ak
Lroppap
Ambaradors
Great
Britain
Val Tere
United
Florence
Couny
Aumziga
Hanover
France
Disbon Ménation
Oporta
Capitel
Dearitime
Belipe Ferreira
Aranjo Castro
Baron Molalieg
Oporto
Ris
Benito
Feretra de Carmo
Betancurt
Pacix
Kingdom of
Portgal
Lisbon
Aastiet
Ceri
Artie
Portus Pecrae
Jfiain
Artigay
Eames
Albear victory in Uruguay war and Caribbean unrest
The text reports Brigadier Solar of Luxan proclaimed Chief of Huehos Ayres, but Albear’s forces win near the capital Colonia del Sacramento. Soler escapes to Colonia while Pagola returns to Buenos Aires. Albear gains strength as regional wars spread through Santiago de Estero and San Juan. News from Boston papers notes Bolivar severing links to Santa Marta, and Curacao claims Brion defeated. Commodore Aury sails near Cuba as yellow fever wanes in Havannah and Mobile suffers a destructive fire.
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Solar
Luxan
Huehos Ayres
Albear
la Colonia del Sacramenti
Arnilen
Soler
Colonia del Sacramento
Pagola
Buenos Ayres
Santiago de Estero
Tucuman
San Juan
Mendoza
Santa Martha
Brion
Carthagena
Curacoa
Brian
Aury
Cound
Cuba
Jamaica
Mobile
Ashea
Army appointments and officer movements abroad and at home
The dispatch lists captains, lieutenants, and majors reassigned as aides de camp and staff officers in Ceylon, Ireland, and Canada. It notes moves of regiments to Scotland and Liverpool, reviews in Mullingar, Limerick, and Armagh, and the arrival of the 14th Dragoons in London, with comments on discipline and officers. It also covers promotions, purchases, half pay transfers, and the issuance of orders from the London Gazette including numerous brevet and adjutant appointments and back-pay notes.
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Champagne 20Th Foot
Semple
Edward Paget
Ceylon
Marlay
Bates
Royal Artillery
Jack
Vincent
Wickham
St. Lucia
Hichard Carroll
Onian Lalands
Wharton
H. V. Hoskien
Maidstone
Ireland
Mogater
Brisbane
Cork
Aid de Camp
Fennel
Rife Reigade
Leinster
Sir O. Grant
Dublin
Aidde
Wolffa. Vieter
Sir
Beckwith
Armagh
Powell
Evansught
H. Montresor
Athlone
Smith
John Eiley
Tuam
Reed
Cotosela
Trish
Treland
Mullingar
Montresor
Scotland
Brighton
HC. Darling
Heady
Canada
Lowring
Bowles
George Francis Lyon
Halifax
Daniel Ja
Bristol Diatrict
Ba Tand
Moore
65Th Regiment
Bombay
M‘neill
Tth
Light Dragoona
Jones
Hussate
Cape of Good Hope
Leutenant Ross
Canron
Jamaica
Edwarda
C. Campbelll
Sir F. Robinson
Tobago
J. Ready
Earl Dalhouse
David Baird
Graves
Almast
Lady Baird
Lady Brisbane
Yavern
T. Briabane
Ballincollig
Spike Igland
David
London Gazette
Walter Clarke
Pringte Taylor
Purchase
Vick Vernyn
Cornet Wm
Taylor
Wark
Henating
Eine Purchase
Ted Glenon
Oliver Robinson
Waring
Richard Walter Shinkwin
Allen
Peter John Douglas
Alexander Adair Brice
John Conolly
Uth Foot
Charles Lennox Stretch
Edward Sutherland
87Th Foot
Carroll
Tobias Purcell
Madigan
John William Hutchinson
Fehreren
Robert Taggart
Sieur
Fitzgerald
William Krefting
Taggart
Col
William Macbean
Halfepay 99Th Foot
Felix Calvert
Richard Tyrrell
Robert Pattoun
Royal African Corps
Alexander Mathewson
Thomas ‘Wroward
51St Foot
William Henry Armstrong
Henry Oulton
Dix
James Brown
Oulton
Hichard Roberts
Goodridge
Sackville
H. Eaton
Roberts
John Mansell
Eaton
George Damerum
Mansell
Henry Donnithorne
Place
Charlee Estridge
Coleman
John A. Walker
Light Dragoons
James Robson
John, King
Moulson
Benjamin Robert Orly
Bb Foot
Charlee M‘nally
West India Regiment
Andrew Halfhide
James Anderson
Brewer
Charles de Havilland
8Th Foot
Henry Blake
Prewent
Orange
Rifle Brigade
Engigney
Foot
George Conway Montagu
Levine Wade Johnston
Louvre sentinel shooting and church ordinations report
A late night Louvre incident saw a man fire four pistol shots at a sentinel after being refused entry. the sentinel survived and the assailant escaped. Also reported are a French colonel’s suicide at Calain, several ordination candidates named by the Lord Bishop of Down and Connor, a physician general appointment for Ireland, and a London market wheat and barley price update with regional fluctuations and supply notes.
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Louvre
Sentinel
Paris
Down and Connor
Portylenone Church
Holy Order of Prieata
EL. Beresford
W.J. Irvine
H. Ward
Gummin
London Corn Exchange
Essex
Kent
Norfolk
Danelle
Poland
Fragmentary Stock Market Notes From The City Ledger
A broken OCR segment records high stock prices and exchange details with cryptic names and figures. Mentions Deb and Sir Charles Coote family connections, and references to London exchange along with obscure prices and dates. The readable elements hint at a local market update or column without complete context.
Lords Hear Cross Examinations In Queen's Trial
The Lords adjourned the Queen's Trial day after Sir John Beresford testified about Carrington's naval service and pay. Questions covered his rank, midshipman status, and discharge, with books to be produced for verification as the debate on prosecution and authority continues.
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LORDS
James Daw
Freland
Lord Duffrine
Stee
Earl of Roden
Earl Grey
J. Beresford
Earl of Liverpool
Lord Grey
Paiiters
Carrington
Wee
Jones
W. Gell
Lord Melville
Admiralty
Lord Lauderdale
Thisbe
Lord Colville
Brougham
Sir John
Shi
Lord Cromberiosre
Duke of Clarence
Loth
Karl Grey
Mr. Brougham
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the Army
War Office
Bird
Mallow
Mary Anne
Chackes Coote
Moon. Mock
Stock Bf P. Ct
E. Cervusers
W. B. Cert
London
Lord Liverpool
Lord Winchelsea
Vilmicard
Milan
Catthorpe
White
Princess of Wales
Altirle
Lanidutene
Patie Powell
Col. Brown
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