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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Dec 02, 1809

Page

4

British andSpanish rumors of Iberian battles and fleet movements

Dispatches report British actions near Cadiz and Barcelona with details on the L Intrepid capture. It notes channel fleet preparations aboard Caledonia and San Josef, reports on Spanish successes against French forces near Salamanca Madrid and Toledo, and questions about the Junta in Cadiz and Cortes timing.

Cadiz Bayonne Caledonia Bedford Lord Gambier San Josef Dunn J. Rr. Duckworth Royal Oak Aimesius Beauclerc Portsmouth Marquis Wellesley Catalonia Barcelona Toulons Lord Wellington Fle Spain Portugal Ae F& Ep Tour tCadiz Leon Salamancas Ney Madrid Emrad Salamanca Badajos Wellington Aulviegs Apodaca Junta Cortes Kemis France Austria Rome Gerona Castile Commissariat Étitap Touton Fixert Mediterranean Toulon Rcene Sicily

CANNING LETTER TO CAMDEN ON PORTLAND POLICY 1809

George Canning writes from Gloucester Lodge on November 14 1809 about the Portland administration and Castlereagh changes. He details resignations, cabinet discussions, and the king's consideration of a War Department reorganization while defending his conduct and seeking clarity in the political crisis.

Earl Camden Gloucester Lodge Duke of Portland Lord Castlereagh George Canning Itvis Lord Castlereaph Schelde Hind Battle Lord Castlereagl War Department Bulstrode of Portland Besore Duke’ ‘of Portland Foreign Office Scheldt

Rule to show cause made absolute in London Court

The Rule to show cause was made absolute on Tuesday in the Court of King's Bench London against Counsellor Clifford and others. They did not oppose the Rule, so no further discussion occurred. Sir J Saumarez arrived in the Victory from the Baltic off Yarmouth. Orders at Sheerness dockyard: to lay down 12 pairs of meetings for 12 line of battle ships in Saltpan Roach for ships in ordinary.

King’s Bench London Clifford J. Saumarez Baltic Yarmouth Sheerness Dockyard Saltpan Roach

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