Proclamation of Dutch Provisional Government in 1813
The Provisional Government of the Netherlands declares national renewal and unity against the French alliance. It orders magistrates to stay at posts, calls citizens to take up arms, and pledges support for troops, while urging tax compliance and punishment for fraud. Signed at The Hague and Amsterdam in November 1813.
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Prince of Orange
Unionetherlands
Netherlands
Oraree
Philip
Alva
Europe
Prince of
William Dutch
Holland
Warreth
Proclamation from Amsterdam on Restoration of Public Order
The Provincial Government of Amsterdam proclaims that divine providence has crowned its restoration efforts with orderly reform. It notes that excesses have ceased since last Tuesday and hopes future public order will remain stable, crediting armed burghers for their measured actions.
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Amsterdam
France Faces Invasion Threat and National Unity Call
French papers warn of invasion by treasonous enemies and urge total national effort. Proclamations from Journal de Paris and Gazette de France praise resilience, citizen duty, and government leadership from Mayence to Perpignan, urging unity against Prussia and Russia.
England and France in a State of War and Patriotism
The text urges national unity against England praising French valor. It declares England as the enemy camp and portrays hatred of France as English patriotism. It commends the French provinces and those who show zeal defending the frontiers as deserving well of their country.
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England
France
London Dispatches On Bourdeaux and Bayonne Conflicts
The piece casts doubt on reports of Bourdeaux capture by Lord Wellington and details Allied Army positions near Bidort St Pe and Bayonne. It notes weather hindering action on the Nivelle and Nive fronts, with British forces under Hope Beresford and Hill holding key positions and awaiting clearer weather for renewed movement.
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London
Bourdeaux
Lord Wellington
George Collier
Garonne
Toth
Nivelle
Mondorin
Anhoue
St. Pe
St. Jean de Luz
Bayonne
Nive
Adour
Campo
Bidort
John Hope
Marshal Beresford
R. Hill
Espelere
Cambo
Diouet
Fede de Pont
Soult
France
Great and glorious News of Magee Libel Case
The Dublin Journal reports Mr Magee was sentenced to two years in Newgate starting July 24, a fine of 4500 to the Crown and security for seven years. He must pay 1000 himself and 6500 with two sureties of 6500 each.
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Magee
Duke of Richmond
Newgate
Military Promotions in the British Army 1849
War Office announces promotions: Richard Wilford from the 25th Light Dragoons becomes Colonel of the 7th Dragoons. Charles W. Stewart from the 18th Light Dragoons becomes Colonel of the 25th Light Dragoons. Sir Charles Duke of Richmond becomes Governor of Hull succeeding Sir W Medows. Medows deceased.
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War-Office
7Th Dragoons
Richard Wilford
25Th Light Dragoons
W. Medows
Majora Hon
C. W. Stewart
K. B
18Th Light Dragoons
Wilford
Tih Dragoon Guards
Charles Duke of Richmond
Hull
Asylum Sermon for Old Men Appeals for Aid in Dublin
Notices from Dublin call for a December 5 1813 sermon at Estlay Chapel Mountjoy Square by Rev Peter Rob to support the Dublin Men’s Asylum for aged men of good character. Donations noted by several church and city figures with collection and annual sermon details. Also includes Barrack Office notices seeking private bids for Granard and Belturbet improvements and grid of parliamentary petition deadlines and a Dublin land let proposal for Colganstown and Ringwood.
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Dublin
Friends of the Heart
Estlay-Chapel
Mountjoy
Peter Rob
Kilkarny
Tia Men's Asylum
D. la Touche
Alderman M'Ken
Touche
Arthur Guinness
A. Masiere
Dogdale
Dame Street
W. Hall
Bube
Pill-lane
John Jones
South Great George'vareer
Biz
Granard
Granar
Granard Barracks
Securi
Belturbet
Hellurbet
Freeman
Bellurbet
Colganstown
Ringwood
Hazlebatch
Grand Canal
Seasions House
Green-vtreet
Enval Assembly
Allen & Greene
N.B
Admiralty Order on Seamen Relief For Foreign Residing Officials
The Admiralty issues notice under an Act of Parliament granting allowances to masters and crew of ships for seafaring men and boys shipwrecked or discharged as unserviceable abroad. It details subsistence and passage payments to seamen for those entitled, with oversight by Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty and Navy officials.
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Admiralty-Office
United Kingdom of Great Britain
Ireland
Monty Dhem
Admiralty
Adiralty
His Majesty’s Navy
Minter
Mantish Merehaure
W, Croker
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C. van der Hoop
Paris
Chefs D’ceuvre
Ars
Mayence
Perpignan
Brest
Toulon
Pyrennees
Champagne
Journal de Paris
Sricaspusa
Germany
Switzerland
Ysembourg
Grand Duke of Frankfort
Constance
Gazette de France
the Dublin Journal
Pablic
John Hughes
Parliament
House Commons
Samuel Gunnell
House of Commns
Hudges
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