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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Aug 03, 1813
Page
4
Reports from Leipzig Prague and nearby towns describe ongoing armistice extensions through August. Ambassadors from France Russia and Prussia arrive and relocate as Napoleon’s forces move toward Mayence and Prague hosts high level diplomatic and military figures in a tense prewar atmosphere.
The Emperor of Austria arrived in Magdeburg from Brandeis after a day of tours of fortifications and arsenals. A strict siege decree bans arms and powder, with fines and imprisonment for violations, and the university of Haile is suppressed with its property sold to fund other literature.
Stocksoum July 14 Major Hierta arrives with word that a possible meeting between the Emperor of Russia and the King of Prussia may occur. The Crown Prince left on July 6 traveling through Prentzlau and nearby towns toward Trakenburg, crossing neutral ground patrolled by Prussian and Russian troops. July 1 The Royal Posts chief announces post roads to Denmark and Norway are closed, suspending outward mail to those kingdoms. Gorrenzuran Suny 21 Crown Prince to meet Emperor of Russia King of Prussia Lord Cathcart and Mr Chornten.
Lisbon papers July 20 detail Allied advances from Gayenta to Ervani and Bayonne. Suchet withdraws, Lord Bentinck pursues, and French forces evacuate Valencia and Natives towns. Reports claim Bayonne garrisoned by 20 000 regulars and 10 000 armed peasants, while Portuguese and British units gain ground and receive praise for actions near Zluult and in Catalonia.
The document lauds the Portuguese forces for duty under adverse conditions and victory at Victoria on June 1813, with the Marshal promising to present details to Royal Highness. It includes promotions of officers and subalterns and commemorates tears of joy for Portuguese troops fighting with the English and Spanish against the French.
Reports from the London Gazette detailing Lord Bathara’s Office dispatches on July 25 and July 27 1818. It covers General Mina and General Gazan movements toward Jaca and Bastan, Sir Rowland Hill’s relief of Pampeluna, shifts of Portuguese and British brigades, and the enemy’s retreat into France. It lists killed wounded and missing among British and Portuguese forces, officer names, and later notes Admiral Keats forwarding a capture off Bours deau, and mayoral enforcement actions in Dublin.
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