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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 03, 1811
Page
1
Readers unsettled by delays will get another chance as the paper announces a reprint of Saturday’s issue on Thursday. The notice emphasizes accessibility and ensures readers can obtain copies despite early shortages.
This fragment notes UivinsT Manison's massacre to the Congress of the Carnet States and suggests readers will find it of interest amid relations with Amchiea.
A Plymouth report claims a battle between Lord Wellingon and Muartent ended in Muartent's defeat. No conclusive confirmation or later government account exists. Dispatches from Sebon and Wellington dated the 29th are noted with uncertain outcomes and possible moves toward Spain.
The Arrving Post reports no confirmation of Wellington Marmont fighting near Plymouth nor arrivals from Spain or Portugal. It notes expected advices, cites General Fitt and battles Suchet Blake, and questions Buonaparte’s proposed 150,000 reinforcements given provisioning, morale, and long campaign strains in the Peninsula.
A pump repair at a starch yard ends in tragedy as Faulkner dies after being collapsed by confined air. Crohessy dies attempting rescue. In Limerick County a butchered man Deathly Wad is stabbed and decapitated by two brothers. Wad is moved to Juniata Hospital and later to the county infirmary.
James Madison delivers a formal message to Congress noting British orders in council, French decrees, and ongoing tensions affecting neutral trade. He urges reinforcing military readiness, fortifying coastal defenses, and expanding manpower, weapons, and naval stock while calling for stricter anti-smuggling measures.
The document records Art. 1 and Art. 2 of decrees issued by the Government at Hamburgh in 1812. It states the Imperial Decree of December 29 1810 on tobacco leaf purchase and manufacture shall be published in French and German and enforced in the Hanseatic Departments. Marshal Eckmuhl signs with P De Beauverger countersigning.
Around midnight on Friday a band of armed men attacked Michath Reeves’s farmhouse on Kleoler land near Limerick. They demanded weapons, threatened to burn the property, and set the thatch ablaze. The blaze drew a response from the family and neighbors, who kept the fire from spreading before the attackers dispersed after firing several shots.
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