Seville Unrest and Regency Tensions Shake Spanish Crisis
The Regency moves to depart as Cortes stay through June 11 12 with ministers balking at new offices. Riots surround Seville amid conspiracies and looting while royals reach Cadiz. The Cortes reform continues and Lopez Banos reports French moves toward Seville, as constitutionalists fear disorder and royal authority.
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Decree appointing a governor in a Montenegrin empire fragment
An imperial edict directs the dismissal of a vizier and confirms a trusted official as governor. The text urges unity among councilors to restore administration in the Morea Pettis, preserve residence security, and uphold religious dignity. Dated on the Moon of Rhezob 1198.7.
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Morea Pettis
Rhezob
British Take Porto Rico Report Confuses Portof Porto Rico
A Montego Bay merchant and Charleston resident quote a June 7 item claiming a British force of ten ships seized Porto Rico. The tale suggests swift delivery to authorities and hints at a dramatic purpose, but details remain unclear amid circulating speculation.
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Montego Bay
Charleston
Montego Bat
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Hatting business opens in Monticello near market house
John Biggs announces a hatting venture in Monticello near the market house offering beaver hats for men at 8.00, castors 7.00, and prices for children and wool hats. He adds lambs wool or sheep wool from second shearings and offers two wagons for hire, with or without horses, dated September 13, 1793.
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John Biggs
Monticello
J. Eggs
Tailoring business announced in Monticello by Nathan Robertson’s
TAILORING offers coat making for eight dollars pantaloons for three vest two dollars fifty cents. The notice, dated Sept 13 23 1, informs Law rence and adjacent counties of ongoing services at Nathan Robertson’s in Monticello.
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Lawrence
Monticello
Nathan Robertson
Notice of Estate and Public Auction in Lawrence County
Notice to all interested in Howell Hargrove estate that Jesse Grice executor will present accounts to the Orphans Court at October Term for final settlement. Also writs of Fier le Facias authorize a public sale at the county court house on the third Monday in September including violet a negro girl, a grey horse, two cherry bureaus, twelve Nicholson encyclopedias, and a sorrel horse levied for costs and judgment in favor of James Walker. R Collins sheriff September 6, 1823.
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Howell Hargrove
Orphans Court
Lawrence County
Jesse Grice
Violet
Nicholsons
James Jackon
James Walker
John Hagan
R. Collins
Princedom announced in Constantinople with royal celebrations
Translations of French papers report a new prince named Abdul Mes chid born after 234 salvos. Mosques and minarets are illuminated as festivals follow, while the Sultan travels to Bekitechtesch to bestow pay yet to the content Shank Deeds. Sale of this issue at the office.
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Constantinople
Abdul Meschid
Bekitechtesch
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