Ipsara retaking reports flood Frankfort journals
Extracts from Frankfort and Nuremberg sources discuss Greek forces landing on Ipsara, burning Turks vessels, and casualties while denying decisive Greek victory. Despatches from Demerara note the colony's continued tranquility as of July 16.
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Rankfort
Journal de Frankfort
Florence
Corfu
Ipsara
Corso
Adda
Nuremburgh
Sechorn
Nvo
Ipsariots
Syra
Tosilota
Hydriota
Speaziors
Pacha
Mitylens
Colonial Office
Demerara
Market and Royal News From London and Paris
Consols opened at 94 in London with little activity while Brazilian and Buenos Ayres stocks fell before recovering slightly. Paris papers offer no major news on the king whose health declines. political tensions in Spain and France loom, Villele consolidates power, and agitation over pamphleteering and press freedom grows amid uncertain succession prospects.
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Sud Buenos Ayres
Paris
Paya
M. de Villele
Paragrapher
Pamgthlet
Spain in Turmoil as Tarifa Crisis Deepens
A Cadiz correspondent reports Spain facing renewed anarchy with Algesiras and Tarifa in revolt. Rebels seize horses for mountains, clashes with French troops occur, Ayamonte falls, and 800 Cadiz men join insurgents before some boats are forced back. French blame Gibraltar merchants, while factions trade accusations as authorities boost vigilance.
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Caniz
Ava
Spain
Algesiras
Turifa
Anda- Iunia
Constitutional Party
Tarifa
Ayamonte
Gibraltar
Stina
Cadiz
Sututay
Santamiento
South America
Constitutional
Constitutionalista
Mr Canning to Visit Ohio City for Marquis Wellesley Dinner
It is understood Mr Canning will arrive in Ohio City in a few days for a visit to His Excellency the Marquis Wellesley. The Right Hon. Secretary for Foreign Affairs plans to honor the New Lol Mayor with attendance at his grand dinner. The event would be a novelty of high and peculiar importance.
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Panté
Bear” Maes
Toulon
Mourillon
Swaine
M. Reynaud
Marine
M. Hurtado
London
Paris
Potnlum
Ross
Pritevas
Bavaria
Silesia
Breslau
Prussia
Skonisberg
Pomerania
Berlin
Friends of Religion
Tony
France
Qatignani
Pahia
Srt
Count de Villele
Prince du Croi
Rouen
MR. Canning
Canning
Ohio City
Marquis Wellesley
Trial Of Warren’s Advertisements In Kendal Chronicle
A Kendal court case centers on a debt claim of 111 and the defendant’s advertisements. Mr Warren’s traveller Shrieve is examined as to binding actions on behalf of the publisher. The jury returns a verdict for the plaintiff after testimony about advertisement insertions and agency limits.
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Wightman
Coover
Brougham
Warren
Banda
Kindal Chronicle
Wentmoreland Gazette
Weamoreland
Michaelinas Teri
Chlef
Bex
Thomas Walker
Mr Brougham
Bearlett
Lough
Kendal Chronicle
Shrieve
Scarlett
Kendal
Scarlet
Paiuiles Inn
Peeple
Mr Warren
Dewhurst
Justice Bayley
Mr Scarlett
Appleby
Rendal
Ponce
Plaintiff's Inn
George Lyon
Mc Scarlett
Trade in Corn Warps the English Market
The Edinburgh Observer argues that free importation of foreign corn would ruin native agriculture and inflate profits for speculators and Treasury, while stressing risks of fraud in price returns. It calls for a permanent duty sale to curb import surges and halt imports, condemning the current open system as ruinous to national wealth.
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Corm Tawabute
Holland
Britain
Edinburgh
Jarmes's attle office in clash with journeymen at Irwin mill
A dispute at James's Street ends with Mr Irwin accused of paid wages in cloth rather than cash. Mr Tudor threatens penalties under the Act, offering a settlement by cash arrears and cloth tickets. About two hundred journeymen gathered to hear the outcome affecting their pay in cloth versus cash.
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Jarmes
Irwin
Tudor
Fullam
Irvin
Mr Irwin
Rand
Iowin
James's Street
Ponting Wituout
Heap Orricy
Kitty M'Cann
Bishop-street
Haat
Dublin
Laney Katty
Bully
Jammer
Dawson
Long Lewe
Royal Hospital
James’e_street
Bow Bridge
Airauway Rowarey
Thomas Simishwick
Carlisle Bridge
Dublin Agricultural Report and Society Notes
A broad Dublin agricultural summary reports harvests and farming progress across the region. It notes improved grain yields and hay prospects, discusses weather impacts, crop conditions, and livestock observations, and includes details on oats and turnips, with Society activities and a religious society meeting in Longford. The piece also mentions revenue investigations and local executions, reflecting varied civic concerns of the era.
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Allen
John Garland
America
Ireland
County OF Dublin Agricultor
Angel Worzel
Queen's County
Richmond
Customs Revenue
Board of Commissioners of
Alent Terford
Youghal
Southern Reporter
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