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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Apr 29, 1813
Page
3
The report details Allied movements on the Elbe with Davoust and Blacher advancing, Russian forces massing in Germany, and Bremen and Hamburg braced. It notes Danish resistance, German militia mobilization, and local anxieties as French detachments reconnoiter near Cuxhaven and Lübeck while the Duke of Oldenburg gathers loyal units for defense.
A late 18th century report describes Colonel Tevenbora reading an answer that Dane forces would resist any crossing of their territories by French armies. Colonel Myers positions six gunboats to deter crossings as preparations for defense proceed. News spreads that the enemy paused on the 8th near Magdeburg after repulsed frontier skirmish at the Hoper. volunteers and locals mobilize in expectation of a landing at Gedorff.
Morning papers report Swedish divisions embarked from Carlshrogen and Gottenbarp for Pomerania as the Crown Prince plans to sail. Denmark may join the allies with troops. Paris dispatches claim Buonaparte’s exit followed news of a Viceroy defeat near Magdeburg and rapid moves toward the Maine and Weser. public alarm grows over a looming Rhine threat and Berlin’s possible reoccupation while orders seek to curb native agitators in Paris.
Reports from Stockholm and Gottenburgh indicate five thousand troops to embark in English transports next week The Crown Prince departs Stockholm Tuesday and arrives Friday en route to Carlshrua Then to embark Admiral Hope sails for Cardierona amid strong winds and convoy delays Prince William of Orange arrives gathering intelligence on March movements.
Fragmented OCR text describes dispatches reaching a commander and talks of peace negotiations. Mentions the Emperor, allied troops, and looming Allied operations, with unclear place names and dates.
A Heligoland Mail excerpt sketches April reports from Humanagy and Breda, noting transports off Rostock, Russian and Prussian troop movements toward Saxony, sieges and capitulations, and enemy counteractions. It mentions 45,000 Russian troops under Alexander, 10,000 under Miloradowitsch, and expectant sieges around Dresden and Logda with various generals.
Reports from Bresling detail arrivals at the Saxon Court as King and Queen of Saxony, Princesses, French and Bavarian ministers, and Russian general officers meet in Berlin and Dresden. An Order of the Day from Berlin proclaims a Prussian Russian alliance and troop unification.
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