Revolt in the Morea and Persian concerns threaten Ottoman power
Oct 2 1814 report notes Alexander agrees to a succession stipulation to prevent foreign interference in Persia. Dispatches from Augsburg and Calamar describe Greek revolt, Ali Pacha funds, Ulysses captures stores in Epirus, and reports of Tripolitza surrender and massacres as Turkish forces struggle to quell insurrection amid shifting loyalties.
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New York Daily Adveriser
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Begdad
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Porte
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Ali
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Trieste
Corfu
Coron
Moon
Napoli
di Romana
Tonian Isles
Cassandra
Tripolitza
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Last Moments of Bonaparte in Captivity at St Helena
London dispatch reports on a newly published work from Paris titled Captivity of Bonaparte at St Helena. The extract outlines the final phase of Napoleon’s confinement and the surrounding historical context.
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London
Bonaparte
Paris
St Helena
Bonaparte's Deathbed Reflections and Final Farewells
An ailing Bonaparte frets over imminent death and writes memoir ambitions while granting moments of kindness to a young girl named Julia. He grieves over fate, quotes and plays music, and predicts his imminent end as he faces mortality with a guarded humor and stark statements about life.
Vera Cruz Update From Recent Accounts
Vera Cruz appears to be developing according to recent accounts received detailing current conditions and potential implications for regional affairs. Information remains preliminary with further reports awaited from official sources and observers.
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Vera Cruz
Brazils embrace new constitution after Brazil-Portugal clash
The Fortuna reports Brazilian forces forced general De Rego's troops to Portugal as Brazil declares independence, establishes a patriotic army, and plans new papers in Pernambuco. The press begins anew, public credit sinks, and European merchants depart as liberty rises.
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Fortuna
Scott
Pernambuco
Turks Island
Don Lewis de Rego
Portugal
Gen de Rego
Europe
Trans Atlantic
To Let Favern Stand in Jersey Town
That old and well known Favern Stand in Jersey Town formerly occupied by Mr Thomas Buskirk and lately by Israel Young is to be let. The premises will be rented for one year or a term of years as suits the lessee with immediate possession. Apply to the subscriber at Loyal Sock or to James Barrett on the premises. January 30, 1822.
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Havana
Vera Cruz
San Juan de Vioa
O'Donojll
Prade
Spain
Asia
Deamante
Timno
Americas
Jersytown
Thomas Buskirk
Israel Young
Loyalsock
James Barrett
Notice to Debtors from John Mills
Notice to debtors warns those indebted to John Mills to settle accounts on or before the first of Viardh next February 12 1822. If unpaid, the accounts will be turned over to proper officers for collection.
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Viardh
John Mills
Wheat and woolen orders for army purchases debated
The Watchman notes a local appeal for a few bushels of grain and reports the House consideration of an annual military appropriation. A proposed 75 000 dollars for woolens to be bought from domestic manufacturers aims to aid artisans and ensure soldiers wear domestically produced cloth.
Ice Flood on Schuylkill Breaks and Towers Dam
Heavy rain and rapid thaw cause Manatawny creek ice to surge down the Schuylkill. ice several feet thick breaches Flat Rock Dam and Fairmount, floods reach Market Street, but no major navigation damage. The event rivals a prior large 1784 flood in intensity.
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Schuylkill
Pottsgrove
Flat Rock Dam
Peter’s Ise
Falls Bridge
City
Fairmount
Market Street
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Roi! L’univers
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Henriad
Naples
Murat
Lazaroni
Danville
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Eustis
FRERE
Shuylkill
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