Royal Canal Holders Praise Parliament Action and Directors General
A Dublin letter celebrates the Royal Canal reform, noting Parliament’s approval of a dissolving act and transfer of assets to the Directors General of Inland Navigation. It reports funds shifted to public securities and previews a new Royal Canal Company in the next session, with loans and inquiries intended to protect holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Coast
Dabbadie
Royal Canal Company
Royal Canal
Ireland
Directors General of Inland Navigation
Royal Ca‘an
Leland
Ilienna Aig
Tarmonbury
Royal Cabal
Michael Dasbadie
Stephen's Green
Peace efforts and mobilization in early 1813 Hamburg notices
From Bestum July 17 and Hamburg July 24 1813 reports detail Austrian Russian Prussian aims to negotiate peace at Prague and prolong hostilities. It also lists a government order for 4200 laborers weekly for fortifications, mandatory conscription perks, hospital linen drives, and amnesty measures for certain armed individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Russia
Europe
Bohemia
Prague
Baron von Auwetlen
Austria
Baron von Humboldt
Amman
Hamburgh
Ruder
Amnesty Granted Amid Rebel Decrees Across Military Division
From the Journal of the Department of the Mouths of the Elbe dated 25 July 1813, a decree grants pardon for acts of rebellion up to this day in the 234 Military Division. Excluded from amnesty are numerous named officials and officials in Hamburg, Lübeck, Luneburg, Bremen, and nearby areas, including ex-mayors, ex-secretaries, ex-legislators, and others listed with titles and homes in Hamburg, Lübeck, Luneburg, Stade, Harburg, and Bremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husta
General Police
T Ce
France
Sto
Hanburgh
Duke of
Elbe
Prince of Eckmuhl
Grief
Synilic
Hamburgs
Cyih
Lubeck
Kruckenberg
Luneburg
Dr. Lenthe
Academy of Nobles
de Meding
de Marechalk
Stadt
de Leaterfleth
Hamburgh
de Deken
Hanover
von Heus
de Zasirow
Harbourg
de Kieimannsegge
Lauenburg
Mellerkamp
Hauilt
de Gruben
Bremerele
de Dekee
Elector of Hanover
Langrebr
Tesdorpf
Erghand
Barmeteds
de Deve
Molh
Brenerlehe
D'Iscenducit
Bremeriehe
de Wetech
Bremen
de Wilweodord
Lebeck
de Gode
Bred
Meethes
de Haun
Imperial Coun
Siege actions near St Sebastians reported by Surveillante
Extract from The London Gazette details Captain Sir George Collier's report aboard Surveillante off St Sebastian's on July 22 1813. Breaches opened on the 20th under bad weather. a second breach planned. Casualties modest but several seamen killed or wounded. Lieutenant O'Reilly praised. Also notes detention list of American vessels and Latres at Leeward Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervyn Archdall
Fermanagh
Templeogue Bridge
Mathews
M. Ledwitch
Tallaght
Ledwitch
Newry
Marquis of Wellington
Queen’s County
Maryborough
Sydney Godolphin Osborne
Henry Parnell
Bart
Whon
Cosby
Fay
Liurd Henry Moure Nee
Tur Chas
Henry Croote
Richard Warburton
Wuane
Jonathan Chetwood
Jutin Allen Johoson
Clas
Thomas Kentmin
Wa. Cooper, Esq
Mathew Cunson
Leary Mloure
Cochrane Palmer
George Ada
Fred
Thompson
Chas, White
Bog
Joshua Kemona
Bag
Francie Deapard
Mylea Jo’ Reilly
Fog
Daunceiut
London Gazette
Admiralty Ofice
Sir George Collier
Lord Beith
John Wilson Croker
Hay
St. Sebastian’s
Sebastian’s
Graham
Taylor
Sparrow
Dubordien
Royal Artillery
O'Relly
Sebastian's
William Mats
William Bradley
Liewt
R. G. Dunlop
James Lhynne
Seaman
Dangerously
Thomas Parkhill
James Agnew
Patrick O'Connor
William Bryant
Aligtuily
Loyal
Rev-Adomal
France
Latres
Leeward Islands
Russian levy to raise 200000 troops in Selesia reported
A London based gentleman arriving from St Petersburgh notes efforts to reinforce the Russian army in Selesia and an edict ordered for a general levy. The report criticizes French conduct in Hamburg with harsh treatment of inhabitants and compelled aid at fortifications. A ninety year old clergyman is forced to aid laborers twice daily.
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London
St. Petersburgh
Selesia
Hamburgh
Veinenborn