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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 26, 1813
Page
2
In a heated session two speakers defend and attack Catholic Emancipation. Arguments center on military loyalty, Protestant supremacy, and the alleged influence of Roman Catholics within Britain and Ireland’s forces.
A damaged 1798 style record describes the Beerer Committees and a parliament session. A huge folio book was produced and opened despite dismay. The Lord Mayor and Aldermen met the Assembly after charity petitions as debates drifted into confusion.
In Ginnatrar Jan 2 Father Gil and twenty seven others are arrested in Seville on charges of conspiracy against the Cortes and Regency. Lord Wim Bentinck to sail for Alicant to lead British and Sicilian forces. Suchet’s army falls back toward Valencia as French withdraw from central Peninsula. Parliament dissolved in Pacnamo with 21 percent tax proposal and royal sanction awaited. In Leg horn rumors say principal inhabitants arrested for disaffection tied to Paris party.
Fragmentary lines describe a December 27 timing with units advancing toward Konigsberg and Elbing. notes about a possible entry into Konigsberg are disputed and corrected by other officers. contradictions about Clar at Konigsberg and Besthier on the same date appear in a Royal dispatch.
A letter from Petersburg recounts General Winzingerode’s retreat from Moscow to Smolensk amid heavy casualties with estimates of fewer than 50 000 dead on the road. Buonaparte orders execution if recaptured, while Cossacks intervene. A fund, under the Express, aids war sufferers and Moscow’s poor with imperial gifts totaling 50 000 and 25 000 roubles. Peasants donate modest sums though the Empress is hailed as beloved and gracious.
Letters from high authority in Stockholm dated Ochwst relay accounts from Konigsberg via Germany. Seventy generals and forty colonels with about one thousand officers reach the capital in dire condition. Murat arrives with two battalions of the French Guards, though only two companies of 190 men each exist.
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