Retreat and Evacuation at Fort Georges 1813
Brigadier General John Vincent details a difficult withdrawal under heavy fire as forces retreat toward Beaver Dam and Queenstown Mountain. He commends officers and staff for discipline, notes severe losses during the 27th engagement, and provides casualty figures while reporting maneuvers toward a new depot of provisions and ammunition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abouchattan Four
Georges 4
Hawng
Niapara River
Beaver Daan
Queenstown Mountain
Bisshopp
Chippawa
Fort Ernie
Sid
King’s
Barclay
Royal Navy
Gallapuy
Quegnatuwa
Mathison
Milnes
Sohn Vincent
Letter from Captain Cadogan on Havannah actions at Vasto and Fortore
On Ontona March 97 1818 Captain Cadogan reports Havannah’s boats twice engaging the enemy. They captured a packet bearing flour, burned a similar vessel, and seized five armed trabacellos and five salt ships near Fortore. Casualties were light with two sailors slightly wounded. French officer at Vasto killed.
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Admiralty
Cape
Krugabehor
Heater
Siedwerd Pedew
Jome Wilon Croker
Bay
Dasjesty
Mingsfisher
Ull Kano
Moray
Zbinse
Niles
EE Puler
Jobo Wallory Ganner
Caparti
Rey’ Rue
Ata
Cuneta Cadopan
Havannah
Admiral Freemantle
Wea
Euward Pellew
John Wilson Urpher
Ontona
Vasto
Fortore
Hambly
Vastio
Fortoro
Sams
C. Geo
Cadogan
His Majesty
St. Catade
Iss
Sty Cavallo
Campbell
Lecce
Aastat
der Mendes
Chasseore d’Orient
Letters From Captain Taylor aboard Apollo 1813 Naval Actions
Extracts from three letters recount Apollo and Cerberus actions off Bari and St Vito near Fang from March to April 1813. Descriptions include dismantling a coastal battery, capturing and burning enemy vessels, and marines landing to seize shore positions with casualties noted. Reports also mention Pellew forwarding a Hatris letter about Achille and Milford action off Curselazzo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo
St. Vio
Edward Pellew
John Wilson Croker
Hatris
Achille
Curselazzo
Kiting News From Pamplona And Lisbon Packet Dispatches
London reports July 31 noting kiters delivered from the Post-office with items from officers in the beefy, yet late to the tenth of a big month. Garrison at Pamplona said to be succu, fortifications improved, a hill works hold back, Spaniards given duty to blockade. Lisbon Packet carries letters from New York with Congress proceedings and Captain Biene’s actions near conflict.
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London
Ofivers
Pamplona
Badajos
Lisbon
New York
Congress
Captain Biene
Armistice talks amid European tensions and Napoleonic ambitions
Dispatches from Heligoland and Hamburgh report that an early basis for restoring tranquillity between France and the northern powers was discussed before the armistice extension. Britain remains wary as Prussian troops boast discipline and readiness for renewed hostilities. Austrian and German deputies face rejection by the Emperor for alleged disloyalty.
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Heligoland Mail
Hemrpstand
France
Napoléon
Hamanagh
Buonas Parte
Bravery Praised In June 22 1813 Official Report
A formal column orders account with praise for Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Graham and the troops of Pack’s brigade Longa’s corps and Oswald Robinson and Hay for gallant defense and successful attacks on Germara Ascassa and allied positions. It commends Captain Ramsay Dubordieu Halker and various cavalry and infantry units for discipline and effectiveness in a night engagement against multiple enemy arms.
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Wiiveregl
Thomas Graham
Pack
Longa
Qawald
Germara
Robinson
Oswald
Hay
Ascassa
Ramsay
Royal, Horse Artillery
Dubordieu
Halker
Nghe Dragoons
Anson
Fapeo
Dony
Wadh
Fragmented obituary notices from Roscommon and Madras era
A garbled list of deaths and notices from various places including Roscommon, Wexford Militia figures, Madras sheriffs, and military officers. It mentions John Grey, Alicia Margaret Vaugh, William P Blunden, Hariet Pepe, Moon names, and several officers from artillery and cavalry, plus shipboard fatalities and liver illness cases aboard sailing ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alarried
Castdlerea
Roscommon
John Grey
Wexford
Alicia Margaret
George Vaugh
William P. Blunden
Wellington
County Kilkenny
Hariet
Thomas Pepe
Dorset-street
Maser W. Horner
James Rovner
Bandymount
Morse
Dawn
Patrick Duns
Briggs
Fir Battalion of Artillery
Arthe Prestledry
A. Montgomery
25Th Regiment
Native Cavalry
Seringapatan
W. Oliver
Battalon
Phenit
Europe
Finnius
J. Fuiauss
Bectadecbad
Lieut. W. Shepherd
Fragmented 19th century financial ledger items
A garbled list of bond and stock names with percentages and terms. Mentions Grand Canal Stock, City Bonds, Do Loan, Royal Canal loan, and various 4 to 6 percent rates. No clear narrative, dates, or entities beyond generic place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canal
Loin
Royal Canal Seach
Importation and War Measures Act Order in Council
The Crown in Council grants temporary import allowances for hides, calfskins, horns, tallow, and wool under specified duties for six months, guided by earlier acts. A second order proclaims Greenland and Iceland islands and associated settlements neutral from attack, allowing safe trade with inhabitants under royal protection and extending alien friend status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carltadh House
Great Britain
Eudes
Vehels
Iceland
Gerenr Land
Degrk
Densmark
Greenland
His Majesty's Treasury
Scottings
High Court
Audmiralty
Anc
Fragmentary OCR Note Cites Hodges and Public Aid
Incomplete text mentions Hodges and public aid terms with unclear context. The fragment lacks a coherent event, date, or location to form a definitive news item. The readable bits point to names and aid references but do not establish a concrete outcome or action.
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North America
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