Paris and Bayonne telegraph on Corunna surrender amid Cadiz pressure
A Bayonne dispatch dated August 14 reports General Bourck signed a convention to deliver Corunna on terms offered to Morillo. French and Spanish forces press Cadiz as Morillo and Laroche Jacquelin move to secure Vigo and Orenla, with Morillo seeking influence over Galicia and Leon amid ongoing hostilities in the peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Bayonne
Bourcx
Corunna
Morillo
Gallicia
Bouick
Leon
Entremedura
Cadiz
Trocadero
Matagorda
Naroxxon
St. James's Park
Paris
Angouleme
Lisbon
Mapzin
First Corps D'Armee
Bourck
Novella
Campillo
Pastor
Count Bourck
Laroche Jacquelin
Palarea
Cosella
Vigo
Bayonna
Orenra
Duke de Reggio
Madrid
Prince de Hohenlohe
Santana
Nee de Lauriston
Pampelone
Duke de Mae
Marquis de Rochdragon
Journal Des Debate
M. Louis Guebbard
Pilate
Journal de Paris
Pont St. Mary
Ava
Port In Mary
Lauriston
Algesiras
Isle Verte
Tarifa
Point St. Mary
Ata
M. de Hitte
Etoile
d’Espagne
Viscount de Conchy
Auheny
Pampeluna
Don Carlos
Prince of
Tarrega
Tromelin
Baron d'Eroles
Montblanch
Achard
Cualalada
Villa Franca
Torregrasso
Col. de Santa Christine
Valls
Oil de Santa Christine
Vindrell
Barcelona
la Madeona
Duke of
Conegliano
Moncey
Conclave and Papal Election Traditions Across Centuries
The article surveys the evolving papal election process from early Roman clergy control to cardinal led voting. It details the conclave rituals, the bell signals, the scrutinies, factional politics involving emperors and kings, and the safeguards against foreign influence. It notes the two thirds rule, the ceremonial proclamations, and the public and state actions surrounding a new pope.
Cardinals Concealing Treasures Amid Sacred College
A fragment notes that the sacred College of Cardinals, currently forty two members, includes thirty four Italians, one English subject, one Maltese born cardinal Teataferrata, one Spanish, one Portuguese, three French, and two German, with admonitions that pillage is attempted and concealment occurs to save what they lay hands on.
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Vatican
Sextus
Sacred College
Chapel of Sextus
France
Spain
St. Peter
Giunsalvi
A. H
St.Angelo
Malta
Miracles and Mockery in Ireland Over Jesuit Miracles
A dramatic folded report laments ongoing miracles attributed to Micnane and cites a shoemaker’s three year confinement ended by a mass. The piece attacks Jesuit manipulation, questions clergy integrity, and urges real reforms like eliminating ignorance and poverty rather than miraculous cures.
Miraculous cure and Arctic expedition notes
A reader reports a man near fifty cured from a rheumatic affliction after attending Mass at St. Michael and St. John Chapel, walking unaided. Another similar cure is noted in Corn Market. The article also discusses Captain Parry’s expedition, evidence of a northwest passage via icebound bottles, and the ship’s long voyage across about 3500 miles in 644 days.
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Propestors
Micnane
Reap
Coal Quay
St. Michael and St John
Jesuitical
Alembic
Ireland
Rome
Princesso
Cuiseth
Hosencrone
Michael Read
Coal-quay
Hohenlohe
St. Michael and St. John
Micheal
Parry
Melville Islanus
Atlantic
Lancaster Sound
Behring
Cumberland Straits
Melville Teland
Franklin
Glasgow Courher
Theatres and Royal Occasions Stir Ireland and Rome
The article notes Catalani's elegant performance at Limerick Theatre with strong audience acclaim and hints at her forthcoming pieces. It describes royal visits in Clare and Clarina, honors for Lord Gort, and Lady Osborne’s ball. It also covers Pope-related events in Rome, the impending conclave, and a fatal accident near Hampton Court, with brief foreign notes on Saint Jerusalem and a Madonna in Santa Croce.
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Goscate
Windsor
Keon
Carabeni
Lien Pearance
Rhode
Madame Catalani
Ma Bedford
Bishop
Bedford
Sylvia
London
Catalani
Ola Tarpesta
Mozarta
Corporation of Limerick
Viscount Gort
Henry Watson
Limerick
Clarina
Elm Park
Ballinacurra
Osborne
Newtown
County Tipperary
Peet
George Jerningham
George
Stafford
House of Lords
Staffordshire
Earl of Buckinghamshire
Marquis of Buckingham
Earl
Earl of Buckingham
Earl of
Hopetoun
Hopetoun House
Scotland
Garrick
Hampton
Pope
Clive
Twickenham
Thomson
Richmond
Tom
King
Beard
Garick
Baddeley
Moulsey
Colonel Berkeley
Cheltenham
Faulconbridge
John Palataf
King John
Almaviva
Bromley
Simpson and Co
Dawkens
Figera
Simpson
Duke of Hamilton
Farquhar
Fonthill Abbey
Beckford
Facom
Dorsetshire
Rome
Sacred College
Quirinal
Caredinal Pacca
Holy Row Church
Vatican
Ife
Fining May
Harry Mildmay
Hampton Court
Ace
Taylor
New Bridge-street
Hampton Wick
Cie
Mrnracis
Rowe
Santa Croce
Gierusalemme
Madonna
Adda
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Vesterdat
Thiar
Aera Mentee
Gov
Newreedy
Anne
Dublin
Specr Dub LY Vowrw AG
News From
San Jago Compostella
Larochejacquelin
Pontevedra
Sirobert Wilson
Payo
Wilson
Morilo
San Payo
F. A. Chaleco
Puebla del Principe
Chaleran
Asacey
Christendom
Holy Father
Apostolic Chamber
St. Angelo
Holy See
Avignon
St Peter ‘S Church
Prince Hohenlohe
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