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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jan 13, 1812

Page

2

Battle Scene Amid Tsarist Forces Marks Close of Engagement

The text describes a fierce clash with officers and troops, including detachment movements, infantry advances, and a retreat ordered after heavy engagement. It notes disrupted columns, counterattacks by the enemy, and efforts to cover a retreat with cavalry support. The narrative emphasizes strategic maneuvers and the toll on units.

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muttered mutiny of privateers near Pavannat Nov

fragments report a naval clash as privateers attacked a port town. accounts describe armed engagement between diverse crews and local defenders, with multiple injuries and deaths including a captain and several sailors. the chaotic scene cites Portuguese, Moroccan, and American participants amid overall hostilities.

Reports on naval actions and policy shifts in early 1800s

A transfer of dispatches to London is discussed alongside secret commercial regulations. The piece notes the Hornet ready to relay messages to ministers in France and England, while observing US fiscal policy under new duties on foreign goods. It includes remarks on presidential appointments to the Supreme Court and a violent privateer assault in Petersburg, with local reaction.

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Admiralty notices and promotions in the London Gazette 1812

The London Gazette reports a January 4 1812 note from Admiral Sir Roger Curtis via John Croker about a captured French barge near Cape Levant and the promotion list for Royal Army and Royal Artillery officers, detailing ranks from generals to colonels and lieutenants.

Admiralty Office Sir Roger Curtis John Wilson Croker Symes Titstage Diivers Cape Levie

Royal order allows limited import of provisions to Newfoundland

A royal proclamation permits British subjects to import Bread Flour Pease Indian Corn and Live Stock to Newfoundland for the coming season. Also permitted are Pitch Turpentine and Tar under a license from UK authorities with strict safeguards and port certificates to prevent evasion.

Form of Licence to import provisions by British ship

A historical license directed by Commissioners of Customs to permit a British subject to load bread, peas, Indian corn, live stock and related goods in a British vessel and carry to Newfoundland or other ports. It details master name, ship, tonnage, allowed articles, and required on arrival to produce package marks and certificates.

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