Madrid upheaval sparks rumors of republic in crisis
Faulkner's Dublin Journal reports chaotic scenes as Madrid turmoil grows. Morillo faces anarchy in the capital with intrigue among Cortes deputies, protests before the royal palace, and fears of a coup as mobs clash with guards amid calls for republican change. Public papers from Caracas to Havana traverse a perilous path to Cadiz, while American factions influence events.
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Cho Cortas
War Department
Fontanas d'Oro
Madrid
Itmao
Secrat
Fordrow
Farida
Peppre
Spain
Maraio
Allin
Shyroiano
Cabalen
Morillo
Madris
Awariva
Vera Firma
Bim
Caraccas
Havannas
Cadiz
Morilta
Alami
Columbia
Come Republic
Howeer
Perona
Tragada
Tragad
Cerain
Phe
Uevielaios
Thone
Turmoil in Madrid and Saragossa Reported Amid Turbulent Politics
A private Madrid letter details troops on permanent duty and conspiracies amid royalist and liberal clashes. Proclamations delayed the king’s arrival, Morillo’s role questioned, and ministers resisted resignations. Reports connect Saragossa events to Madrid factions, with fears of assassination plots and revolutionary moves against the royal family.
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Cortes
War Department
Madrid
Morillo
Veluco
Fontana de Oro
Saregoasa
Bayownr
Cernin
Saragossa
Republic
Mo Fillo
Maundrid
Revolutionary
France
Riegg
Turbulent Greece and Constantinople News Report
The piece reports renewed violence in Constantinople with executions of about twenty offenders and ten floggings amid Greek unrest. It cites a manifesto from the grand Saignior promising protection for Greeks while warning against harm to persons or property. Additional notes describe 400 Turkish deaths near Bucharest, Odessan movement, and a private letter about diplomatic maneuvers in Constantinople.
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Baigraind
Stato
Ginnatuta
Rasais
Ragusa
Smyrna
Hns
Bardy Frigete
Tha
Constantinople
Aerweice
Paris
Ascattan Observer
Basardous
Exgessi
Bucharest
Alexanous
Odessa
Nono
Cronstadt
Vessala
South Pole
Battle in South America Reports from Calaboza
Letters received in London describe a fierce clash between Holivar and La Torre near Calaboza with 6000 on each side. General Moralez and General La Torre retreated to Puerto Cabello, while the patriots pressed the royalists despite heavy casualties. British officers fallen and wounded are noted. further reports mention Monanez and La Tanar abandoning part of their forces after the engagement.
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Leeward Island
London
Trinidad
Hunda
South America
Axaostura
Holivar
la Torre
Calaboza
Powsz
Moralez
Puerto Cabello
General la Torre
Sedecoperiahad
Bolivar
Forrier
Davy
Paez
Tolivar
Puerto Caballa
Puerto Caballa — You Guira Capiuitatad
Cronana
Genersla Monanez
la Tanar
Calabore
Puerto Cobadlo
Bonivan
Decrease of Rents and Mutual Interests in Agriculture
The article argues landlords have reduced rents amid high farming costs to preserve tenant stock and capital. It contends short term gains from rack rents harm soil and future production, urging proprietors to maintain capital profits to secure stable tenancies and timely payments. It also notes tenants risk ruin without fair rents and prudent management.
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Duke of Northumberland
James
M. P
Carlisle
Misrepresentation from the True Briton on Popish Patriotism
The True Briton reprints claims about Popish loyalty and a traveling figure named O Connal wearing a duch cap and gold hand. It disputes the Irish press’s sensationalism, accuses the London editor of publishing false communications, and argues the Catholic body faces distorted reporting.
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Dustin
Seer
Coanzallor
Connal
Elrouit
Ireland
Jain
O'Covyson
O'Convene
Novereten
Dublin
Fle
London
TITE FUNDS Lowcoy Sarr 23
Holiday at the Stuck Exchange did not dampen speculation among brokers and rubbers on the Royal Exchange. Fluctuation was minimal though attempts to sway sentiment by referencing bank proceedings failed. Private bargains moved Conda for Money at 76 and Consola for the Account 764.
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Lowcoy
Sarr
Royal Exchange
Consola
Death of Hergami Rumors From Milan and London
A fragment from the British Traveller reports a Milan letter claiming the death of a celebrated figure, with details of royal funeral plans, national events, and a potential continental journey under the title Heart of Dublin. The letter notes Parliament prorogations and royal exhibitions tied to the impending visit.
Dismissal of Sir Robert Wilson Over Cumberland Gate Incident
Reported statements describe Sir Robert Wilson at a funeral procession where a pistol fire prompted concern. He objected to the use of force and urged restraint, leading to inquiries, royal review, and ultimately Wilson being dismissed from service. Other accounts recount Wilson seeking to depart for Paris after pursuing clarity on the matter.
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Vavaberlandae
Robert Wilgin Toda
Captain Unker
Cumberland Gate
Diers
Onies
Robert Witwon
Oakes
T'mather
Sir A. Wilton
Duke of York
Taying
R. Wilson
Sir Robert
Aris
RL Wilson
RB. Wilson
Wilson
Sirflobert
Morning Chronicle
Robert Wilsn
Paria
Paris
Reduction and Alteration in the Establishment
Reduction plan for government offices outlines restoring staff numbers to 1707 levels, aligning emoluments with 1797 norms, and abolishing or trimming offices no longer needed. New treasury establishment to be selected from January. appointments after that date subject to new rules.
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Hivanawen
Ietesstas
Porvona
Treasury
Olien
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