Naval action on Lake Erie during Commodore Chauncey’s sortie
Journal notes the Royal George and squadron maneuvering in strong winds toward Burlington Heights as Chauncey sails from Niagara with flotilla of small craft. James Yeo learns of the move and refits his ships to pursue, seeking a decisive engagement to blunt American advantage on Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imain
Jamies Yen
Burlington Heights
Royal George
James
Chauncey Niled
Istinet
Niagara
Fort George
Backett
Barbour
James Yeo
Ts Sips
Uch
Lake Erie
Prince Regent appoints new field marshals in army
The War Office bulletin of November 27, 1813 announces that by his Majesty’s command the Prince Regent has named General the Duke of Cumberland and General the Duke of Cambridge to be field marshals in the Royal Army by commissions dated November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office
Prince Regent
Inest Augustue
Duke of Cumberland
Royal
Adolphus Frederick, Duke of Cambridge
K. G
Sis
Beaux Stratagem and Legal Shifts Narrated in Dublin Journal
The Dublin Journal reviews Parisian bravado and mock imperial virtue in reference to the King of Rome. It comments on Beaux Stratagem dialogue with Archer and Foigard and notes intercepted letters from the South of France. It also reports on King’s Bench proceedings, Whistler’s assertion of professional conduct, and appointments in Ireland.
Callous Suggestion From Belfast Editor on Dutch Occurrences
A Belfast letter from November 30, 1818, addresses the Dublin Journal editor. The writer mocks a modern philosopher’s plan to ease the impact of late events in Holland and suggests the motive is to clear dusty shelves in the Repository.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Holand
Belfast
Belfast 1913 call to distribute Belfiast Monthly Magazine
The Philanthropic Friends of Humanity and Faeycu Faeroos are urged to send hundreds of copies of The Belfiast Monthly Magazine to Hontana to quell the Oraxag Insuraection and relieve the Detachmen under an Orange mob. Orders accepted at the Deistical Repository in Bridge Street. Belfast, 26 November 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Humanity
Faeycu Faeroos
Hontana
Magasine
Inl Bridge
Belfast
Annals of Irish Popery and Early 17th Century Ireland
A study of 1638 Ireland with Lord Deputy Wentworth and Papist activity. It notes the Pope’s church structure abroad, a 1629 Dublin synod, and Irish policy under Wentworth including suppression of rebellion, confiscations, and church reform. Mentions Bishop Bramhall and other prelates and the unsteady fate of Irish Catholics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bedel
Kilmore
Ireland
Congregation “ de Propaganda Fide
Rome
Lub
Lublin
Dublu
Ueir
Dragheday
Lird
bin Moyraty
University of Cambridge
John Bramhall
England
Canterbury
Merry Plantat
Brambail
Derry
Veniam Corns
Columbus
Fravers Gouyt
Limerick
Down and
Clogher
George Radcliff
Lord Wentworth
MacMahon
Toresgn
Intercepted Letters Published by Crown Prince
The Conriurat prints letters with a preface noting German army views on French morale. A French Courier carried documents via Fulda to Frankfort noting widespread alarm and despondency in France. Reports cite extreme requisitions, unpaid salaries, gloomy rumors, and unrest fears in Bayonne and Bourdeaux alongside talks of foreigners funds and a claimed assassination motive of M de Segur.
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Germany
Fulda
Franktore
Ilowaisky
France
Beauharnois
Bavaria
Italy
Bayonne
Bourdeaux
M. de Segur
Buonaparte
Alpine Europe War News from Paris October 1813
Paris reports a Bavarian‑Austrian alliance solidifying and German princes shifting sides. Ambassadors seek passports. frontier mobilizations rise along the Pyrenees and Rhine. Fear and despondence prevail as strategic moves unfold and rumors of Italian desertions surface.
Defeat and Disaster Incite Call for Peace
Fragmentary quotation suggests a resolve to pursue two solid peace, implying emotional fervor and disappointment if not moved to passion. The terse line hints at a wartime or political context urging steadfast effort toward enduring quiet.
Paris Daniel Letters On French Audits And Crises
A dated Paris dispatch reports audits and suspensions of appointments in the Senate and Tribunals. It notes legislators paid but not all attached to the Council of State and expresses alarm over the nord and Bavaria’s threat to the Rhine confederation. It suggests Austrian forces may move into Italy as the crisis tests imperial resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nord
Bavaria
Confederation of the Rhine
Italy
Silence of the Emperor and uneasy Bayonne news
To Ars. II at Paris Amiens Oct. 2h. The silence of the Emperor upon his avis Aves uneasiness. The news from Bayonne occasions uneasiness also on that side. Nothing is spoken of relative to Lulu. Bavaria and Württemberg are said to be neutral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boat Mentz
Paris
Bavaria
Austria
M. de Bassano
Germany
Adfaus
Spain
Aris
France
Bayonne
Dresden
Rhine
Iialy
Amiens
Requisition Strains Commerce Near Paris in eighteenth century note
Letter from Myutauban dated January 16 complains of wine sales failing due to low corn prices and heavy dues. Marshal Sauft demands vast provisions and two million in funds from departments. He notes a 100 000 crown levy and sevenfold franc surcharges on landholders. He fears debt and bank lending limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. de L
St. Cloms
Paris
Myutauban
Marshal Sauft
Cew
Frankfort Report Expresses Unease Over M de Segur
The Oct. 16 dispatch from Frankfort notes great unease over M. de Segur after reports accuse local Guards of misconduct. Guards are mostly unmounted, sent back without clothes, and ill. Citizens fear assassination could cause severe harm as unrest spreads around the city.
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Aol
Red
AY DC
Frankfort
M. de Segur
War Correspondence From Dresden to Roterdam and Leipsic
A dated letter describes danger speaking politics in Roterdam and Leipsic prisons for the Brothers M. The French government orders arrest of Heller and all namesakes. The Emperor imprisoned near Dresden cannot venture far. Thielman advances behind, cavalry decimated, arms and horses stressed. Since Armistice rupture, 51000 sick and wounded overwhelm the region, plus 10000 dismounted recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roterdam
Frankfort
Leipsic
Heller
Dresden
Thielman
London War News Reports Dantzic and Stettin Falls Rumors
London dispatches claim Stettin and possibly Dantzic have fallen though no official confirmation. Colonel Ronald reports Allied attacks near Dantzic with enemy losses. The Prince of Orange sailed from Deal aboard the Warrior amid cheering crowds. Royal plans and troop movements in Milland and Hanover are outlined, with regiments and commanders named.
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Stettin
Dantzic
Lim
Iiss
Evenin Yy
He Lukes
Cumberland
Cambridge
Mashale
Milland
Duke of
Hanever
I Cinet
Blanover
Munster
Liewt
Diecken
Tas Srath
Yith
Koymagate
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Dublin Journal
Huhlin —Shursdat
Chester Eye- Mail
Wit
Farquhar
Archer
Foigard
MacShane
Saint Patrick
Cussen
Wes
Department of the Seine
Bryonne and
Dautgeaux
Madrid
Wellington
Sebastian
Aia
King's Bench
Weistler
Magee
Prin
Wiliam Jahoven
Jeaty
John Ball
Lod
Henry Vereker Do’ Matenig
Regan M Cithage
Tran
Claice
Holland
Annals OF Irish Popery
Damon
Lord Fingal
Mr. Canning
London
Hatchard
Mighead
Arar
Areved
Jashou
Lord Went
Earl of Cork
Usher
George Downham
Apulio
Ars. II
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