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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 30, 1811
Page
1
The column reports arrivals at Dublin Port and a summary of European war dispatches. It notes General Graham's movement with 400 cavalry and discusses Lord Wellington’s troops and potential command changes, plus American relations over West Florida and Madison's presidency. It includes Royal health bulletins on King George III.
Dispatches report Lord Wellington pressing troops in the Condado di Niebla with obstacles near Scudno and Ayamanty as he heads to embark for Caïn. The French win is said to be entrenching further, while the King of Sweden is arrested after an event. The president responds to New Haven’s address on nonimportation, outlining commerce limits and the potential for further measures with Britain and France.
Reports say the British frigates Melampus and Deriths homeward bound Commadore Rogers is aboard awaiting orders. The brig Tamaahmaah and sloop Sapplore arrived off the Block with dispatches from Bermuda and may soon send return reports.
Bulletin from Windsor notes King’s condition remains unstable with ongoing incoherence and sporadic sleep. Medical staff warn against rapid termination of life, while dispatches describe Sir Arthur Wellesley’s forces in Portugal and Spanish alignment near Cadiz with rearguard movements and troop transports.
The Windsor July 25 report notes a grand rural fete planned for August 12 to honor a royal birthday. Dispatches from Lord Wellington are scarce. the army favors defense over offense as fortifications rise. Guerilla actions by Mina and others threaten French convoys, with Russians and Polish nobles arriving in Britain and discussions of Russo‑Turkish adjustments and gunpowder shipments to Petersburgh.
A damaged OCR passage hints at naval or army movements toward the Mediterranean and Portugal frontiers. It mentions Blake and Lord Wellington with uncertain plans and operations dependent on two grand armies, but the text is largely garbled.
An afternoon fire on June 14 at a warehouse near Hugunbrag devastates Konigsbuo area. Tar and oil explode and spread through shipyards and streets, destroying vessels, homes, and public stores. insurance nears a million dollars. Causes remain undetermined.
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