Fragmented Irish War News and Local Incidents 1813 1815
Reports detail robberies in Wicklow and Carrick on Suir with arrests and committals. Then military actions at Doonass, Jackwater, Carrick, Clonmel, and Kilrush with firefights near Cornwall. Also include General Wilkinson orders and Quebec/La Chine dispatches about Canadas invasion and retreat.
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Barnaby Marlow
Catharine Marloi
Anne Byrne
Aliro
Featherston
Manning
Wicklow
Byrne
Marlow
Cannonstreet
Newgate
Herost
Carrick-on-Suir
Artis
Killsheelan
Carrick
Clonmel
Doonass
Jackwater
County Claire
Hugh Dillon Masay
Art.wag
Darby
Mexanenovy
Wen
Hugh Mulholland
Lisburn
Belfast
Julio McCarry
George Scuddert
the Crescent
Limerick
Joseph Gabbett
Glentworth Street
Newtown-Pery
George
Battle report notes heavy fighting and heavy losses
General dispatch describes a fierce action against the enemy with British forces including the 49th and 89th regiments repelling a heavy cavalry charge. Artillery support, pursuit led by Lieutenant Colonel Pearson, and multiple casualties are recorded among Royal Artillery, 49th, Canadian Voltigeurs, Militia Dragoons, and Indian warriors.
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Weliere
Kingston
Ane Kishon
Gananogui
Sidney
Ac Prescow
Willipedts
Jonathan
Weaver's Point
Williamsburgh
Columons
Pincely
Corystier
Pearson
Jackson
Sccoun
Sith
Davies
Cornwall
la Chine
Bih
Quebec Mercury
Canadas
James Wilkinson
United States
Army of the
Licut
Monson
Crysther
Parison
Prescott
Boyd
Morro
Tiouelt
Cobold Morison
Vearson
L Regiment
Barns
Mayor Lerice
Doo Ale AQ
Jan Woltigadenabdia
Tostin
Dra Gadert
Anderson
Wipge
Iot Ag Ego
49H
89Th Segimenty
Baron
Morrison
Plenderleath
Clifford
Heriot
Royal Artillery
Skinner
Davis
S Department
Indian Department
Hageunian
Lsubsltern
Cenadian Pebcibies
Willeed
49Th Regiment
Capt
Nairne
Lieut
Jones
Bartley
Calans
Martin
Daeue
Richmond
Duth
Browne
Sewerely
Ensign Leaden
A4th
Holland
Delorimer
Fosign Armstrong
Edward Baines
North America
Admiral Young's Fleet Reaches Roompot in Winter Expedition
The fleet sailing from the Downs on November 25 reached the Stone and Roompot passages by December 13 after weather delays. British forces avoided dangers in Beveland and Walcheren, reconnoitered Tholen and Zierikzee, and landed Marines under Sir Thomas Graham. French resistance centered at Flushing and Campiere as reinforcements arrived from Antwerp.
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Admiral Young
Downs
Stonehawk
Stonedeep
Veergas
Roompot
Veeryat
Tell Veady Cali
Walcherea
Walchéren
Aptain
Hatcock
Mr. Thyshag
Witchéren
Jeadnen
Schowen
Beveland
Walcheren
Bevelang
Phus
Dan
Holland
Schelde
Old England
Young
Zerrickece
North Beveland
Barz
G. Stewart
Horatio
England
Thomas Graham
Zurskickzee
Tholen
Bergen
Zoon
Cornwall
Owen
Kesten
Bever Land
Batz
Walaberen
Borslen
Tigre
Commodore Owen
South Beveland
Waaly
Flushing
Campiere
Antwerp
Two Gottenburgh Mails and Allied Ministers Report
London dispatches note two Gottenburgh Mails and two Messengers from Pranktort with reports from the Earl of Aberdeen Sir C S uwart and the Earl of Clancarty. Castlereagh departs with cabinet ministers to seek Allied support while the powers may clash over maritime policy and Congress discussions.
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Gottenburgh
Earl of Aberdeen
C. S Uwart
Earl of Clancarty
Farlot Aberdeen
Tett Frankhot
Loch Castlereagh
Crist
Great Britain
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Portiay
Dee
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Pan
Bel- Fown
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Naul Road
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Joese
Cuse
King's Tais 1 J
Mathew Farley
Slane
Hely
Meath
Gaupinany
Dublin
Billem
Chuchhastreet
Maing
Penon
Pyauds
Mog
Admiral Young's
London