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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Aug 12, 1813

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

London St. Petersburgh Selesia Hamburgh Veinenborn

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