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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 04, 1811
Page
4
A letter from New York dated May 10 discusses late Cayenne disturbances. It highlights the Macapa regiment's private soldiers as orderly after capture, noting a partial revolt over irregular pay that was briefly quelled but left a lasting split within the unit.
Extract from Halifax dated May 30 reports a clash between the Little Belt and the American frigate President off New York after an impressment incident. The fight lasted about thirty minutes with heavy casualties aboard the Little Belt, including a severed head, while Commodore Rogers challenged Commodore Borham’s ship. The President fired broadside and offered New York harbor, but the Little Belt veered away after striking.
The University of Edinburgh on Monday conferred the degree of Doctor in Medicine on a list of candidates including Edward Joyce and others. Details appear garbled but indicate a formal graduation event with multiple recipients.
Fragmented testimony outlines Lady Berkeley and Lord Berkeley affair, including Mrs Foote and Mr Fendall trial notes from Gloucester Sessions. It recounts coercion, abduction fears, a long intimate history, and statements about marriages and the mother of children, with Admiral Prescott and Lord Berkeley figures referenced in a 18th century inquiry.
A London dispatch notes the king and Dr Willis walking on the Windsor Terrace at 3:30 and again at 7:30 pm. No Portugal arrivals. A report from General Beresturs army mentions 350 British troops escaping a convent prison after Albuera, aided by friendly Spaniards who guided them to the mountains.
The ordnance lists June 27 promotions in the Royal Regiment of Artillery with Second Captain Alexander Lutlet named to command, First Lieutenant Gerard Wins promoted to Second Captain, and Richard Bing elevated to First Lieutenant. Several other officers receive rank changes, including captains, lieutenants, and staff appointments as described in the brevet announcements.
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