Escapees Seek Asylum Amid Persecution in Foreign Lands
A few individuals succeeded in fleeing persecution and seeking asylum abroad. Notables include Conde de Toreno, known in England as Viscount Matarosa, a Cortes deputy and early diplomat against Buonaparte. Also named are Ysturiz, Diaz del Moral, Quartero, Rodrigo, Caneja, Lugando, governors, and Generals Mina with his Navarre division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conde Toreno
Cortes
England
Viscount Matarosa
Buonaparte
Ysturiz
Diaz del Moral
Quartero
Rodrigo
Caneja
Senor
Lugando
Trade fears surge over British move against Buenos Ayres
Reports describe alarm in British manufacturing towns over a British frigate and orders to Buenos Ayres to seize property and merchants on short notice. The piece notes 1.6 million pounds of British assets and 200,000 pounds in real estate in the area, and cites Artigas pledging loyalty as Buenos Ayres mobilizes to defend independence amid expected expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Spanish America
la Plata
Staples
Prince Regent’s
Montevideo
Lord Strangford
Admiral de Courcy
Merigny
Gazelles
Spain
Paris Aug 18 Letter Warns of Allied Vigilance and Repression
Paris dispatch notes calm on the surface while allied guards patrol bridges day and night. It mentions continued arrests and criticizes English policy, arguing Buonaparte is not the sole author of events and urges stronger government action against traitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Buonaparte
Elga
Fragee
Rhenivh Mercury
France
Davonst
Ulmite
Loraine
Alsace
Pastinvang
Vendees
Pyrepees
Vosges
Ceyennes
Alpa
Aujist
Fouche
Hue
Hinguen
Basle
Royal Agricultural Society
Upos
Rans
Blucher
Rocroi Surrenders After Four Hour Bombardment
The fortress of Rocroi capitulated yesterday after a four hour bombardment. The town, defended by 39 cannon, yielded on the same terms as Landrecies and Philippeville. Reports from Huningue and Basle describe ongoing battles, bombardments, and strategic movements as Austrian, Swiss, and French forces clash near Neudorf and Bourglibre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neudorf
Baste
Barbeaagre
Huninggen
Haninguen
Neudorff
Baron Fasching
Archduke John
Zurich
Prince Schwartzenberg
Duke of Wellington
France
Basle
Parisians and foreign officers face unrest as troops delayed
The movement stalls amid political distraction and public violence. Reports claim assassinations of Prussian soldiers and British officers, with citizens punished for insolence. The Eurotas frigate sailed with Savary and Lallemand, possibly bound for a French port for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eurotas
Savary
Lallemand
Maltac
Lillicrap
France
Present State of Germany After Congress Deliberations
A confidential communication analyzes the post Congress Germany, noting the breakup of the old unity into many principalities and the formation of a loose Confederation. It argues Congress acted with moderation, limited harms to individuals, while some princes push aggressive aims, and praises Cowie Munster for curbing overbearing pretensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Congress
Beneft
Cowie
Munster
Controversy Over German Confederation Policies and Continental Tensions
The essay cites debates at Frankfurt and Vienna over constitutional reform and press liberty. It notes jealousies of Austria, Hanover tax immunity demands, Holstein intrigues, and the risk of civil strife if BoNaparte distraction ends. Hamburg faces high war taxes and fortification debates while press influence grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Frankfurt
Holstein
Count Moultke
Vienna
Boonaparte
Hamburg
Bigeria
Fiwerres
Stein
Hardenberg
Metternich
Prince Blacher
Births Marriages and Deaths from Madras Notice Board
Births list includes numerous entries from Chowringhee and places such as Bhangalpore Parnegh Barrelly and Trichinopoly with names like Mrs. Currie Mrs. Llewelyn and Captain Ireland Jones noting sons and a daughter. Marriages record several unions at St John's Cathedral Bangalore and in military postings with names Patrick Sutherland Miram Williams and Barbara Manuel. Deaths mention Lieutenant Gelson of the 59th Foot and Mr Brancis Arson Armourers with respectful notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chowringhee
Colona Wesgacha
Thoshas Askew
Wegestre
Currie
John Wood
Llewelyn
G. J. Esaw
Bhangalpore
William Cowell, Esq
Civil Service
Parnegh
Daniel Craven
Barrelly
James Lemaistre
Trichinopoly
Ireland Jones
Madras
Hope Hall
Bombay
Lechwere
Russell
Bombay Artillery
Columba
Charlotte Murray
Daugheter
St. John's Cathedral
Ward
Patrick Sutherland
Military Board Ofice
Sarah Eleanor Byra
Doctor Ward
Miram Williams
Emelia Freed
Lawrence Miranda
General Post Office
Barbara Manuel
St. John’s Cathedral
J. A. Sherif
Miss &. Rothman
Bangalore
W. Thomas
Li Ytenant W. EK. Pitzgeéraid
19Th
Madras Native Infantry
Zulime Macdougall
Ig Fort
William
Gelson
59Th Foot
Brancis
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Paris
Ave
Brussels
Genera Barbenegre
Basle O Befort
Lecourbe
London
Iiondog
Walwr
Political State OF
Austria
Confederation of
Frankfort
Wirtemburg
Fency
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