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  1. 1813

    The governor reported that some Madeiran levadas had cost their owners up to thirty thousand cruzados.

  2. 1813

    The captain-general sent Lisbon a description of the Santa Luzia levada.

  3. 1813

    Madeira wine production stood at 25,440 pipes.

  4. 1813

    The chapel of São João Baptista at Campanário was administered by Luís Sauvayre.

  5. 1813

    The firm Penfold & Veitch was operating in Funchal.

  6. 1813

    The curacy of Santo da Serra was created as a dependency of Machico.

  7. 13 February 1813

    Luís Beltrão de Gouveia e Almeida was appointed governor and captain-general of Madeira.

  8. 15 April 1813

    The image of Senhor dos Milagres was returned from Funchal cathedral to its restored chapel.

  9. 19 April 1813

    José António de Almada was born in Machico.

  10. May 1813

    Governor Pedro Fagundes Bacelar de Antas e Meneses was struck by paralysis.

  11. 7 August 1813–10 August 1813

    The new governor Luís Beltrão de Gouveia e Almeida arrived in Funchal on 7 August 1813 and took office on 10 August.

  12. 12 September 1813

    A sermon was preached on the anniversary of the consecration of D. Mateus de Abreu Pereira, bishop of São Paulo.

  13. 1 November 1813

    Former governor Pedro Fagundes Bacelar de Antas e Meneses died in Lisbon.

  14. December 1813

    Governor Luís Beltrão de Gouveia e Almeida convened the first meeting of the Junta de Melhoramentos da Agricultura of Madeira and Porto Santo.

  15. December 1813

    An English soldier was hanged in Funchal for murdering a sergeant, despite the governor's protest.

  16. 20 December 1813

    The Funchal council resolved to build a new prison from the sale of the old one, but the alcaide-mor refused to contribute.

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