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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 08, 1839

Page

2

Maroto and Carlos Clash in Navarre and Frontiers

Dispatches recount sharp clashes between Carlist forces at Maneru and ongoing disputes among Don Carlos loyalists and General Maroto. Letters from Elorrio and San Esteban reveal rivalries, desertions, and plans as Navarrese loyalists back Carlos while France and Espartero maneuver. Reports detail troop movements, sieges, and the mood across Bayonne and Andoain with indications of potential surrender arrangements.

Maroto Don van Echeverria Navarre Echeverria General Maroto Juan Echeverria Elorrio Raragl Manroto Juan Echeverata Estella Espartero San Esteban Juan DE Echeverria Don Carlos Duke of Grenada M. Belasco Junta Stantander Montenegro Ramirez de la Piscina France L’ame Damnee Mareto Bayonne Behobia Bordeaux Andoain Iturriaga Tolosa Maneru Leon Elio Santa Cruz Manera Larraga Madrid Spain Alaix Cortes Moniteur Arpeytia Zamaraga Bergara Laravnzar Elisondo Moreno Villareal Simon Torre Sturiaga Guipuzcoa Villa- Teal Espeyua Andouin Elio, Villareal Simon Dela Torre Zamattegui Peter Borthwick Ranelagh Lord John Hay Russia John Hay Harispe Rome Auplans Carlos Aragon Don Diego Leon Biscay

Florida Indian War Rumors Stir Calls for Extermination

New York papers dated 10th ult report a surprise massacre of American troops by Florida Indians. They urge war as the only government option, deeming it a dreadful but necessary measure. Business in New York rises on harvest prospects as more news arrives from Florida and the Canadian frontier.

New York Commercial Advertiser Fronipa Charleston Patriot Army of the South Fort Brooke Florida Harney Coloosahatchie G. H. Griffin W. E. Hanson Fort Mellon Macomb Upper Canada Lett Usher Coburg Kingston Clay Ogdensburgh Kentucky Senate of the United States Chronicle New York Advertiser Pennsylvania Manhattan Bank Ssdeheres Voce Bank of State of New York Pes Bees North American Trust Company United States Bank England France Stock Exchange Morris Canal Boston and Providence Harlem Delaware and Hudson, and Stonington Railroad Toronto Portsmouth New York Canadian Frontier Naghton Mr. Eldershaw Manchester Times Orton Winter Kendal Mercury Paisley St. James’s John Kilmalcolm Mary

Samson Steam Boat Destroyed by Fire at Gravesend

The Samson a forty horse power tug belonging to Thames Steam-boat Towing Company was destroyed by fire off Rosherville pier Gravesend after taking passengers earlier. Crew and Captain Murray of rival William Gunston steam-boat aided near shore. vessel sunk after holes bored in sides. Cause suspected old ropes and chips left to dry. Captain and crew praised. third steam-boat fire in a week.

Gravesend William Gunston Murray Pickering Samson Bartholomew Farn Court of Common Council Smithfield Market Richardson Wombwell Waterloo Southwark Vauxhall

Parliament Application Aims to Fund River Region Improvements

An application to parliament seeks authority for commissioners to purchase interests and levy a rate on properties along the river, especially in Southwark and Lambeth, where tolls have degraded property by up to 50 percent. The measure would restore value and fund public works without affecting the national purse.

Southwark Lambeth Whitechapel Church John Barrell Pearse Division of Police St. George in-the-East Whitechapel Chartist Branpinc Desenter Fusileer Bowling Morning Chronicle Oxford Street Marylebone Vestry Kensett Harbutt Oxford-street Ian Marylebone Sheriff’s Court Richard Estecourt Cresswell Pinkneypark Wilts Cresswell France Lord Hungerford R E. Cresswell Metropolis Police Courts Hall Hatton-garden Bow-street Frederick A. Roe, Bart Boyce Combe Lambeth-street Greenwood Thames Police Office Bennett Henry Codd Worship-street Marylebone Hoskins Messrs Chambers and Conant Marlborough Street Minshull White Queen-square Charing-cross Lord John Russell Marquis of Normandy London Fitzroy-square Merrick Farringdon-street West of England Campripee Cambridge Samuel Long George Smith Manners Sutton Guildhall Charlotte Smith Mr. Long Roystos W. Swann M. Sutton Long’s Francis Baden Lawrence R. Foster Francis Eaden F. Eaden

Protection for Herring Fishery In Atlantic Province

The Berwick editorial urges urgent action to shield local fishermen from foreign threats to the herring fishery. It notes an armed guardian vessel arrived but disappeared soon after, leaving fishermen to endure losses from French boats along the coast.

Berwick

Decline in herring trade spurs calls for boundary controls

A week of heavy losses for coast herring fishermen prompts calls for drastic measures to protect the industry. French incursions off shore spark a demand to bar foreign boats from extended proximity and empower revenue cutters. Local officials press for a designated boundary and stronger surveillance to prevent further ruin.

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