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Foreign News
May 16, 1821
The Rhode Island Republican
Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island
What is this article about?
Report from Captain Palmer: Chilian army victorious in two battles against Royal forces near Peru, likely leading to Peru's surrender to Chileans, as of late March.
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BOSTON, May 12.
Reported success of the Chilian army.
Captain Palmer, of sloop Hero, at Stonington, in 73 days from New South Shetland, reports, March 28th, lat. 21 south, lon. 35 west, spoke brig Wilner, of London, from Buenos Ayres, bound to Falmouth, England; the Captain of which informed captain Palmer that the Chilian army near Peru had fought two battles with the Royal army, in both of which the Chilian army was victorious: and it was supposed it would cause the surrender of Peru soon to the Chilians.
Reported success of the Chilian army.
Captain Palmer, of sloop Hero, at Stonington, in 73 days from New South Shetland, reports, March 28th, lat. 21 south, lon. 35 west, spoke brig Wilner, of London, from Buenos Ayres, bound to Falmouth, England; the Captain of which informed captain Palmer that the Chilian army near Peru had fought two battles with the Royal army, in both of which the Chilian army was victorious: and it was supposed it would cause the surrender of Peru soon to the Chilians.
What sub-type of article is it?
Military Campaign
War Report
What keywords are associated?
Chilian Army
Peru Battles
Royal Army
Victory
Surrender Peru
What entities or persons were involved?
Captain Palmer
Captain Of Brig Wilner
Where did it happen?
Peru
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Peru
Event Date
Recent To March 28th
Key Persons
Captain Palmer
Captain Of Brig Wilner
Outcome
chilian army victorious in two battles against royal army; supposed to cause surrender of peru to chilians
Event Details
Captain Palmer of sloop Hero reported speaking the brig Wilner on March 28th at lat. 21 south, lon. 35 west; the Wilner's captain informed him that the Chilian army near Peru had fought two battles with the Royal army, winning both.