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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Dec 01, 1812

Page

2

Ballasteros Challenged Over Obedience in Spain War

The piece condemns General Ballasteros for disobeying government orders as Spanish forces face renewed French pressure. It laments his lethargy in Grenada, contrasts his actions with British ally Wellington, and appeals for unified command to drive the French from Spanish soil.

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Danish Crisis: Prince Dismisses Ministers Amid Militia Surge

The Heligoland mail reports the Danish prince has dismissed ministers and rules with aides de camp. A militia of about 100000 is formed with families avoiding service. Holstein and Schleswig troops withdraw as Danish forces mobilize, aligning with Napoleon's era context.

Sleswick Sedan

Proclamation of the Emperor Alexander Defeats in Moscow

Fragment from a proclamation praising Russians for repelling Napoleon's invasion. It recounts Moscow’s defense, retreat of French forces, and calls for continued resistance and punitive action against the invader. Mentions battles near Moscow and orders to scour enemy lines. References to French plans and letters from Paris.

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Execution of Lieutenant Gamage on Griffon for murder

A naval firing squad hanged Lieutenant Gamage at ten o clock aboard the Griffon after a court martial condamnation for murder. Clergy, officers, and seamen witnessed the scene while Admiral Forey issued a moral address about self control and duty. The body was buried at the Naval Hospital grounds with ship officers attending in sorrow.

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Appointments at Exsteligia Flouse Directors Meeting

Friday's meeting of Const.of. Directors at Exsteligia Flouse saw Gen George Nugent named Commander to Chief of the Company's Forces in Bengal and John Abercomby appointed Commander in Chief at Madras. Anthony to be Governor and Commander in Chief at Br. Helena. Lt General Mark Wilks to govern Br. Helena.

Exsteligia Flouse Binut Gendrel George Nugent, Bart Bengal Kane Sc. Vad Couisik Ligut Tlua John Abercomby Madras Sashuel Anthonty Bort T. George Mark Wilks Br. Helena Espangeio France Memralne Bauraparie

Royal Authority on Newfoundland Trade Licences Amidst Fishermen Provisions

A royal order outlines regulatory controls for fishing season operations at Newfoundland. It details licenses for vessels and shipments of bread, flour, beef, bear, tar, pitch, and turpentine, with duties on goods and required customs conformance, under Privy Council guidance and the Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs.

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License to Load United States Goods Bound for Newfoundland

A British subject residing at an unnamed place receives license to command a vessel trading from the United States to Newfoundland. The licensed cargo includes bread and flour, pease, Indian corn, live stock, pitch tar and turpentine, with discharge rules listed for Newfoundland ports.

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Queen's Proclamation Extends Quarantine to Additional Ports

In June 1811 the Court at the Queen's Palace records a royal order extending quarantine from Liverpool to ships bound for Carlisle Whitehaven Lancaster Preston Chester Beaumaris and the Isle of Man. Vessels must quarantine at Brumt borough Pool rather than Highlake Milford Haven under the 1805 order.

Queen's Palace Liverpool Highlake Caylistle Whitehaven Lancaster Preston Cheeter Buaumaris Isle of Man Milford Carlisle Lantaster Preanor Chester Beaumaris

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