Notice of Dublin City petitions and Ordnance tender notices
The notice records a Dublin City meeting at the City Assembly House on December 14 to hear petitions against council elections and disputes under statute, with mentions of various craft corporates. It also announces an Ordnance tender for coopers and turners for Ireland and a separate notice offering house and lands in Dublin County for rent with terms and bid deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Dublin
William
Perons
James Shaw
Fett-makers
Samuel Stephens
William Eens
Corporation of Weavers
Jonathan Deveral
Benjamin Somerton
Yeates
Corporation of Curlers, Stationert
William McKeuxie
Allen & Greene
Porridage Ordnance
3 Ordnance
Coopers and Turners
Ireland
Clark
Odnance
Castigy
Adel
Couni
Colganstown
Ringwood
tHaxtéhatch
Taos
Tha
Fragmented Dispatch Reports Joyful Parade After Victory
A Dublin dispatch recounts a public celebration in Maghera with militia detachments and cheering crowds praising Wellington’s victory. It notes Captain William Henry Fornace of the 61st regiment slain in the late November action under the Marquis of Wellington and honors his memory among local peacekeepers and magistrates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assaevant Brabsson
Fred Wu
Army of
Evan
Heralc Erig
Wellington
Joke
Redtor
Lienténgor Clark
Maghera
Batelevar
Welhington
William Henry Fornace
Haldoyle
Canary Dublins
South
Capra Furnace
Military brothers in arms and fate in battle
The text recounts two brothers in arms with the same regiment and others in their family who served in the Napoleonic wars. It notes campaigns from India to the Red Sea and Egypt, the battles of Talavers and Albuera, and warns of injuries and deaths among officers including captains and ensigns. It hints Wellington's praise and an anticipated promotion that never came due to fatal wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Indies
Portugal
Talavers
Lord Wellington
Mfussegay
Neland
Grenadiers
Storth
Batriér
Furante
Zorn Regiment of Foot
Albuiera
Capcain
Cers
Marquis of Wellington
Landing of the Prince of Orange at Scheveningen
A morning landing from HMS Warrrior at Scheveningen triggers vast crowds in joy. William, Prince of Orange, proclaims unity, restoration of independence, and aims to heal rifts while praising Allied support and trade revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Orange
Holland
Allied actions and Danish resistance in Baltic theatre amid sieges
Fragmentary report notes Danish defense and retreats as Mark and British aims temper alliance with Denmark. Dutch troops withdraw from Hamburg fortifications while Curhaven and the Texel fleet hold. Helder batteries manned as Allied and Swiss forces shift toward a common cause amid evolving engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburgh
Scus
Proclamation by Prince of Orange Calls Dutch United Front
An English language transcription shows a proclamation by the Prince of Orang e urging Netherlanders to rally behind the United Netherlands Government. It calls for defense of the Maese, a two month provisional seafaring commitment, pay in advance, and removal of French allegiance. It emphasizes restoring the Dutch flag and resisting Napoleon’s expansion, framing the cause as holy and national.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henvarnens
Trisia
United Netherlands
The
Maese
France
Europe
Orange
Rotterdam
Rome
Prince’ of
Namaqu
Leopold Covar
Limbar
de Osage
Provisional Government Decree on Property Seizure and Foreign Funds
The document notes that no decree exists ordering all domains donations and other property held by French citizens and foreigners to be sequestrated. It states that proceeds from such property would be placed in the state treasury. It mentions directives for those already aligning with the leadership and those returning to the barracks opened for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagre
Prange
Garel von Tfor
Fagel
Holland
Perponcher
James Fagel
F. E
Besiles Talldas
Nimarcuid
Cere
French bulletin from Hogan details orders and Rhine advance
The bulletin describes a French prefecture order and general division actions marching toward the Rhine with 100 000 troops. It notes empires and departments awaiting results from Emperor Napoleon and mentions a French officer's letter reporting enemy advances and soldiers preparing to move papers across the Garonne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit
Rhine
Legion of
Honovi
Nitom
Cou Merles
Benpire
Majestys inspection and court events in Paris scenes
French papers report His Majesty riding out in a ceremonial review in Paris. He toured Tournon street and wine markets, exchanged greetings with traders, and appeared before a cheering crowd. Journal de Paris notes a royal council after mass and forthcoming legislative sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal de Paris
Coun Dary
Count Cessac
Naval actions and captures reported by British ships
The London Gazette summarizes Admiralty dispatches from 1813 detailing actions near St Jean de Luz and nearby harbours. Captains Bytchar and Batghet report privateers seized or chased by Antelope and other vessels, with crews and armament sizes noted. Commodore Collier and Lt Nugent describe Danish privateers taken or driven off, while Wellington’s pressure influences harbour operations and naval demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyobieen
Wilson Croker
Moory
Bytchar
Robertson
Batghet
Pager
Leyer
Nugent
Eatrset
St Jean de Ion
Lock
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Mittie Eo
Khsi Thease
Path
Aris
MOBL
Papos
Calfnese
Holyhead
Mila
London
Bocprsteest
Tte
Tir Ihdl
Have
Béeil
el Atlwyth
de’ Paris
Novitater
Sey
Ponce
Eael
Glancarty
Warribr
Scheveling
Hague
Hig Serevie
William Bredevie
Natan
Andy Strudt
Yeions
Gourier
Helizoland
War Department
Bleligoland
Blegum
Carlsfort
Weser
Prince Royal
Harhburgh
Altona
Alligs
Denmark
Entsief Bank
Redound
Hogan
Bourdenis
Vindeya
Draes
Bais
Soult
Flanders
Aea
Bidort
League
Bayonn
Garonne
London Gazette
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