27 Jul 1815
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 27, 1815
Page
1
A plea for public generosity to support widows and children of the fallen in the recent battle. Religious services are planned with Rev. Matthias preaching a collection sermon at Brace Race Photos ta nt Carent. The appeal aims to encourage broad support for the cause.
Royal Exchange meeting in London chaired by the Lord Mayor forms a relief fund for families of brave soldiers wounded or killed in the Wellington campaigns. A committee is named to promote the subscription and liaise with committees in towns across the United Kingdom. Public notices urge noblemen and gentry to support the effort.
A measured reflection on France’s suffering after conflict, invoking past battles in Leipzig and Jena. The piece argues tyranny remains unshaken until oppression ends, praising humility and warning nations against hubris as foreign foes and ruin fade into recollected guilt.
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Reports from London and Dublin papers discuss the Belléton ship and Captain Sartorius escort, Buonaparte expected at Plymouth, cabinet deliberations, and Prussia's recovery of plunder. Mentions Pax information on Reeders and battles along the Loire with Vandamme, Amboise, and Tours.
Fragmentary report describes a sea engagement with attacking boats, a French ship captured, and survivors being rescued. The account notes many casualties among the crew and details a cutter, two schooners, and three chase boats involved.
Uncertain dispatches recount Buonaparte's attempted Rochefort embarkation on the Bellero phon and delays for his suite. The narrative notes his guarded behavior on deck and departure timing while detailing exiled family dispersal plans and Allied treaty developments in Europe.
Fragmentary OCR describes ongoing disruptions as forces move toward Paris. References to Marshal Ney, Brune, and the Duke of Wellington appear amid police notices in Paris Prefecture cautioning officials and foreign visitors. Report notes marching brigades and proclamations from Napoleon III era authorities.
The dispatchers note routine social and political chatter from Vaenna dated June 7 with references to Archduchess Maria Lovist and rumors about France. It mentions the German Constitution act and Hanover garrison declarations amid uncertain political mood and a royal marriage implication.
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