French Capture of the Trocadero Reported at Cadiz
Paris papers describe the French breakthrough into the Trocadero entrenchment with bayoneted gunners, a 70 yard trench crossing, and heavy Spanish losses. Madrid dispatches note panic among Cadiz Constitutionalists, calls for reinforcements, and preparations for further operations toward Cadiz’s Isthmus.
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Paris
Trocadero
Garcia
Madrid
Cadiz
Ganda
Aava
Ultra
Quotidienne
Cortes
News from Madrid on Spanish turmoil and Cadiz siege
Bayonne reports letters from Madrid dated Sept 3 noting mixed military news. Cadiz is contested as royalists seek quick victory, while the Cortes may resist a truce. reports claim 240 artillerymen died at the Trocadero and deputies face capital punishment or exile. The Regency pursues foreign aid, many deputies plan withdrawal, and Palma plots attack against the Balearics. Tranquillity returns to Madrid aside from the inquisition.
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Bayonne
Madrid
Cadiz
Port St. Mary’s
Trocadero
Reggio
Matagorda
Isle of Leon
Cortes
Chamber of Justice
Philippine Islands
Arguellos
Romero Alpuente
Islaritz
Gallano
Congress
Gibraltar
Palma
Balearic Islands
Mahon
Mediterranean
Chaleco
Eguaguiera
Palerca
Vigo
Rosello
Catallonia
Strife and Armistice Delays Against Ballasteros Force
Reports describe Ballasteros and Molitor in standoff near Alicant and Cartagena as armistice refusals persist for a third time. French troops guard key fronts while 3,000 Constitutional troops move toward the Guadalquivir. Morillo pledges harsh action to restore order in Galicia and a National Guard is formed to pursue guerillas near Astorga and Leon. Campello and 50 others reach Bayonne from Corunna amid Bilbao captives.
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Ballasteros
Molitor
Alicant
Arthagena
Astorga
Leon
Galicia
Castiles
Morillo
Pastor Campello
Corunna
Bayonne
Bilboa
Lisbon Port News: Porcupine and Louisa arrive with troops
A Lisbon dispatch reports the English galley Porcupine and the lamburgh schooner Louisa reaching it from Bahia as part of a fleet of 80 sails carrying troops and prominent Bahia families. Passengers include merchants and officers. Major Antonio Pimentil Maldonado is listed among aboard. General Sabatour’s capture and command transition are noted along with dispersal of the convoy.
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Lisbon
Louisa
Antonio Pimentil
Bahia
Sabatour
Jose Joaquim de Silva Lima
Lord Cochrane
Madeira
Austrian plan to reform Holy Alliance and Spain policy
The Vienna dispatch reports Emperor and Russia's ruler will meet in Czernowitz with Metternich and Tatischeff. A second congress may follow in Milan to discuss Peninsular affairs and a new national representation while preserving legitimacy. Metternich aims to secure monarchs' approval before Verona. The plan seeks stable Europe under Holy Alliance principles.
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Aix
Seu
Milans
Tarragona
Moncey
St. Petersburgh
Odessa
Porte
Moldavia
Walachia
Vienna
Poland
Russia
Czernowiny
Prince Metternich
Milan
Spain
Portugal
Holy Alliance
Europe
Verona
Triton Sails from Leith with Livestock to New South Wales
On Sunday the Australian company's ship Triton sailed from Leith Roads for Van Dieman's Land and New South Wales, fully loaded with pooda, fifty eight new seers, a fine horse, two bulls, and seven cows, intended to improve stock in the colonies.
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Triton
Leith Roads
van Dieman’s Land
New South Wales
Ifty
Edinbburgh Courant
Hohenlohe Necromancy Exposed as Jesuit Deception
A letter argues that Mra Sruant of Ranelagh Convent relapsed into debility and that the Hohenlohe miracle claims are fraudulent. It warns Protestants and others to counteract what it calls Roman Catholic manipulation, urging public exposure of the alleged delusion amid fears for Ireland’s religious liberty.
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Mra Sruant
Ranelagh
Hohenlohe
France
Germany
Europe
Church of
Ireland
Refutation of Mullingar 93d Regiment Affray Claims
A Dublin paper reprints an evening cotemporary's rebuttal of the Westmeath Journal's account of the Mullingar disturbance. It denies any barrage from the 93d Regiment, states no soldiers rushed from barracks, and asserts most eye witnesses saw no bayonets or swords. It claims soldiers suffered insults from locals and that assailants were not punished. It also disputes a prior attack by 98d soldiers on a countryman.
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Westmeath
93D
93D Regiment
Mullingar
98D
Morning Chronicle reaches newsmen at five each day
The Morning Chronicle now prints at five o clock and can be obtained in towns within 120 miles of London by morning coaches. The paper’s Glasgow dinner report for Messrs Brougham and Denman ran nine columns and appeared at 4:30 a.m. despite the event ending late in Glasgow. Also noted are damaged crops at Ahamucky and a reward for culprits, plans for Northern constabulary forces, and an upcoming Roscommon treasurer election on October 2 with Mr French, jun. as a candidate.
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Morning Chronicle
London
Glasgow
Brougham
Denman
Ahamucky
David Ryan
Wilkenny
Warburton
Dublin
Roscommon
French
Paris and Cadiz News From The London Mail
The London Mail reports Paris dispatches on Cadiz actions. Alava carries a letter from the King to the Duke of Angouleme. Guiche fails to return by nightfall. Cadiz not bombarded. stores of inflammables burned outside walls. Huskisson to receive vacant Cabinet seat. East India Company seeks more funds for Hastings. Market quotes show Rentes, Spanish bonds, and Colombian and French scrip movements.
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London
Paris
Ceadiz
Garces
Cadisag
Alava
Duke
Angouleme
Alava Wap Dat Pie
Duke de Guiche
Cadiz
Matagorda
Pyon
Guiche
Huskisson
The
East India Company
Marquis of
Hastings
Irish post office abolition plan denied by authorities
The Dublin Evening Mail claimed the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry would abolish at least 130 post towns in Ireland. The authorized reply states no such measure is contemplated and the commissioners would not hinder extending postal intercourse that aids trade and social life.
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Dublin Evening Mail
Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry
Ireland
The Markets Dublin and Liverpool Weathered Corn Slide
Markets across Dublin Limerick Cork and Liverpool report mixed grain prices amid a dull to steady demand. New wheat sells at limited barrels with modest gains in some ports. oats and barley remain soft. butter prices steady. Liverpool notes a sharp prior decline and partial rebound with fluctuating demand.
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Dublin
Limerick
Darley
Cork
Liverpool
Jamdon
Births At Stillortan Ireland Cork Lady of Robert Gunness
In Patrick street Cork the Lady of Robert Gunness esq records the birth of a daughter the Lady of Julia Tonson Rye esa of HyecCourt reports the birth of a son.
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Stillortan
Robert Gunness
Patrick-street
Cork
Julia Tonson Rye
Esa of HyecCourt
Mortgage Charge Claim Notice in Dublin Court
Defendants Patrick Dillon Pinteall Jeremiah Brenanu George Brenan and Anastatiz Brenan receive notice under a 1323 Exchequer decree to prove all charges or encumbrances on the mortgaged premise. They must appear at the Dublin chambers on the fifth Monday next in October to prove or waive demands as of April 27, 1810. Dated September. John Wm Dunne, attorney for the plaintiff.
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Patrick Dillon
Pinteall
Jeremiah Brenanu
George Brenan
Anastatiz Brenan
Treand
lins-Qusy
Dublin
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Albo
Tariffa
Catalonia
Riego
Malaga
Ije
Zayas
Motrox
Antequera
Pamplona
Palarea
Salamanca
Estramadura
Cadia
Allgemeine Zeitung
Universal Gazette of
Augsburg
Russian
Czernowitz
M. de Tatischer
Irish Post-Office
Ses
John WM Dunne
Banca Fi Biden
Cate Ruti
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