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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jul 01, 1809

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War News from Europe Reports Ground Actions and Leadership Moves

Dispatches describe Austrian and Bavarian maneuvers around Tyrol and Danube frontiers. Claims note Archduke John's forces near Presburg and Warsaw insurgent movements in Voralberg, with updates on battalion relocations and fortifications.

Buonaparte Repulsed at Danube by Hungarian Levy

Reports claim Buonaparte attempted to cross the Danube near Presburgh on the 4th but was repulsed by the Hungarian Levy with no help from Archduke Charles. The French commander moved his HQ from Ebersdorff toward Hungary and left a strong Vienna garrison. Also noted is the opening of a Gaelic Chapel in Dartmouth Street Westminster marking a first Gaelic divine service in London amid Highlander presence.

Havmaree Volkersdorff Hiller Danube Presburgh Munich Bavaria Murzau Maaicu Avrona Russia Sweden Paris Vienna Hamburgh Tasemburch Klosternenberg Duke of Rivoli Ebersdorf Enzendorf Nuremberg Sta Iist Kollowrath Hohenfurt Lintz Bohemia Ulm Toulon Montebello Marshal Lannes Moreau Jobbert France Italy Egypt Saragossa Yeacher Ratisbon Duchess of Montibello Strasburgh Hungary Austria Wrede Chasteler Tyrol Panterthal Carinthia Hunary Umterbhaly Deroi Inspruck Kufstein Pang Aibling Scharnitz Benedictbourn Loser Iser Wolfhhausen Landsberg Wilhelm Francxfort Rivaud Wirtemberg St. Poltin Molck St. Polen Holitberg Krems Hollenturg Tantly Vandamme Kreis van Brogward Royal Army Col. Schnadow Count van Nooman Ehyventels Rsouineen Voralberg Baden Kepton Stutgard Augsburgh Lindsberg Lech Berg Augsburg Lindau Posty Bulletin Warsaw Ferdinand Malczewski Imperor Napoleon Rozniecki Lémbera Jaroslau Cracow Zejenzeck Dombrowski Archduke Ferdinand Rawa Neustadt Uzenstachow Pilica Gallicia Constantine Czartoryski Lemberg Zimose Zajouzeck Volga-bar Pracve Archduke John Presburg Archduke Charles Iuely John Berlin Avespunen Deroy Kuifstein Avossonen Jung Estafette Ebersdorff Schoenbrunn Kimplin Picard Memmingen Munien Count Seydovich Kuffetein Gunther Wiedemeyer Tme Corre Aspern Schusteck Stein Davoust du Pont Abensberg Nusdorff Cottenburgh Hexsineung Memel Koningsberg Prussia Stockholm Dobeln West Bothnia Dobela Umco Umeo Gulph of Bothnian Isle of Bjornen Stetiig Fjoll Norway Linus G. Dobe Bulier London Buonaparte Buomaparte Dartmouth-street Wesminster

War Reports Hint at Possible Victory Over Free France

The latest bulletins discuss Buonaparte’s renewed hostilities and a potential decisive action around June 15. Austrian forces crossed the Danube at Presburgh while the French are pressured by Tyrolese resistance and frontier losses. Russia’s aid appears doubtful as Napoleonic allies wrestle with internal and external strains.

Holyhead Enna Thag Buonaroa Huth Hys Aftna Eberman Danube Austian Fronstier Acre Asper France Schoenbtun Presburgh Jt Lintz Inspruck Bavaria Bienaparte Switzerland Italy Russia Austria Vistula Buonaparrtr Alexa Napgr Germany Prussia Brunswick-Ons Scuixt Dresden Saxony Frankfort Westphalia Jenemian

Expedition from England Reported to Move Swiftly

An expedition from England is described as advancing with great speed and urgency. The command is said to be assigned to Lord Cuthan, signaling swift military or exploratory action.

England Cuathan

Earl of Glandote Arrives Amid Celebrations at Ardtert Abbey

Monday last the Earl of Glandote arrived from London at Ardtert Abbey amid illuminations bonfires and displays of esteem by his tenantry and acquaintances. The Mist Prius sittings began in the King's Bench on Wednesday with a prosecution by Mr Wall of Wicklow against Messrs Part and Humfrey over a challenge. the case was not proceeded with. Also announced is Francis Lloyd elected Mayor of Limerick with Westrop and Smyth re-elected sheriff and recorder respectively, and Edward Parker elected own Clerk for the year after Michaelmas.

Earl of Glandote London Manson Ardtert Abbey Mist Prius King’s Bench Wall Wicklow Messrs Part Humfrey Francis Lloyd Limerick E.marony Westrop Geo. Smyth Edward Parker

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