Greek naval victory at Samos and Turkish retreat noted
Read in the London Journals of Saturday and Sunday, reports from France show no decisive news of a Chamber dissolution or ministry change. The Greek navy defeated the Turkish fleet off Samos on August 17, boosting Greek morale while Turkish forces fled. French and Austrian observers confirm Greek admiralty reports. Egyptian squadron fate follows the same pattern. Private letters mention a 200 million franc Spanish loan and Guebhard loan negotiations. The Hannah of Dublin berths at Leighton headweather with severe conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Chamber of Deputies
Charles X
Samos
Lkely
Seale Nuovs
Paris
Cortes
Guebhard
Courier
Market notes and grain prices from the CLALIN JOURNAL OFFICE
The Mail of Monday reports no major news but notes Lord Granville replacing Sir Charles Stuart as ambassador at Paris. It lists short wheat supplies from Fasex Kent and Suffolk with price changes for barley, oats, beans, rye, peas, potatoes and flour. Foreign and Turkish grain trade figures are given, along with English and foreign flour stocks and sacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clalin Journal Office
Five O' Cock
Lord Granville
Charles Stuart
Pas Rs
Conagls
Exinaxar
Fasex
Kent
Suffolk
London Stock Market Shows Gains Amid Mixed Signals
The week saw strong capital influence lift prices by about one percent on London markets though some Dissentients notes remain. Bank and foreign stock activity paused Monday with private trading likely on the Troyal Exchange. Frontier funds, Mexican bonds, and South American securities fluctuated, while a new light vessel protecting Irish coast vendors received praise for safety and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pueaday
Europe
South America
Chia
Consola
Paris
Troyal Exchange
India
Hank
Colombia
New York
Yucatan
Mexico
Bonda
Muceau
Brazil
Greeks Celebrate Valiant Fire Ship Victory at Sea
A Greek admiral reports a major naval engagement off Cape Maria and Colown. Greek fire ships sunk a Tripoli frigate and Tunis brig, while Canaris and Rafalias burned a Tripoli corvette and an additional frigate. 600 aboard the wrecks perished. The dispatch praises captains and seamen, requests more fire ships and powder, and notes European witnesses.
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Samos
Tripali
Tunis
St. Maria
Colown
Wyllya Amloes
Canaris
Hai Alge
Asia Minor
Demetrius Zapli
Cape St. Maria
Twards
Ub O'Cluck
A. An
Ste
George Betquiottis
Demetrius Rafalias
Tripoli
Romposi
Guihies
Rompost
Yopal Pacha
Thuas
Rowpost
Spezzia
Ipsara
Speazia
Ipaara
Cape Culoni
Constantinople
G. Sacrpeni
Napoli di Romania
Angles
Mining Company of Ireland General Meeting Report
A meeting of Mining Company of Ireland proprietors at the Royal Exchange, Geonar Bark ky, elected to review statutes for mining incentives in Ireland. Directors seek a private act to empower operations, outline governance, and secure leases on Cork Leitrim Roscommon estates and Cappagh mine, with finance plans and proposed share arrangements to fund further development.
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Royal Exchange
Geonar Bark Ky
Board of Diretork
Ireland
Ald
Ald Facilitating Their Operations ; the Pen Hitiners
Thomas Spring Rive
Heals
Uilyankee
Catse of Lords
England
Taouse of Lords
Jane
Ghail
Betty
Ito
Levels, &c
Manzance
Skull
Castlehaven
Rosacarbery
Cork
Leitrim
Roscommon
Cappagh
Lord Audley
Richard Griffiths
Treland
Uie
Cd. Sveuning
Poruwa
Sur
Enetica
Therapey
Bank of
Weill
Rimilakehiount
Penply
Gertler
Emillion
Iteyal Canal
Broad Stone
Military Promotions and Colonial Appointments Report
The War Office lists promotions across regiments including the 65th, Light Dragoons, and Royal City Dublin Militia with officers advancing, exchanges, and appointments. It notes Surgeon Byrne joining the Cs wan Light Battalion, and Sir Frederick Falkiner’s parliamentary role and prior command. Also recorded are Newfoundland service, promotion of Lieutenant Holt to commander, and grants for regimental colours with Salamanca and Victoria devices. Obituaries, marriages, ordinations, and church visitations accompany the military section, with details on clergy ordinations and confirmations in various dioceses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
65Th Regiment
Edinburgh
Parson
Lord Forber
Longford
Byrne
Royal City
Dublin
Lord Farnham
Cswan Light Battalion
Ramlulph Byrne
Frederick John Falkiner
Naples
County Dublin
Tinth Regiment of Foot
Holt
Verey
Light Dragoons
Shaw
John Hart
Redimond Willie Reough
96Th Foot
Borlase
Robert Thomas Greene
Dl Foot
Reed
Henry Churchill
Tathwell
Lietenant
Purchase
Smith
Reise
Thomas Reed
Greene
Thom. Wood
Frederick George Bartha
William Frederick Forster
Wepenry
Richard Brough
Foot
Alexander Greig
Goth Dy
Charles Barlow
Fox
Brough
2D Wret India Regiment
Wan
Spence
Adintwut
Currey
Royal African Colonial Corps
James Whit
Swazy
Aclion
John Cohony Gordon
Joan White
Eyevice
Newfoundland
Willock
Pilkington
Memonaneum
Hag
24Th Regiment of Foot
Salamanca
Vittoria
Vitoria
6Th Regiment of Foot
Duke of York
North America
Wolf
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Thy Dulgle
Do. C. Agya
National Insurance Eines Royal Irish
St. Patrick
Bhamrock
Grand Visier
Shze
Pacha
Qbaervateur Autrichien
Alhia
Rumanr
Leghorn
Lacnorn
Alexandria
Baron
Marsulman
Egypt
Hannah
Publin
Cullin
le of
Wighton
Milford
Rober
Ballast Corporation of
Navigatora
St. Georges Channel
Cambrian Concest
Kalkbrettiner
Smart
Ldinburya Courant
Rome
Bathurst
Melvine
Minster
Hanover
John Jervis Emerson
Aungier Street
Hugh M'Cormick
Sackyitte
Lucinda
Ducaliter
Charles Ebbs
Rathmere
Co. Kildare
Mr Nicoley
James Magney
College Hill
Alderman Magney
Caroline
Sir Charles Flower, Bart
Mill Till
Middlesex
Johnson's Place
Eades
W.G. Eades
Edmund Hyde Hall, Esq
Limerick
Edmond Kno
Earlfort Waters
Charles Osborne
Richard Medell
James Brabazon
Thomas Murray
Edwin J
Bath
Aenes
Reepe
Gough
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