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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 29, 1815

Page

2

Long list of officers and casualties in Wellington’s pursuit

The dispatch lists numerous captains, lieutenants, majors and colonels from the Royal Artillery, Guards, Foot, Dragoons and other units, many with severe or fatal injuries. It describes the Brussels front advance, the high casualties, and the capture of hundreds of cannon and wagons as Wellington’s forces pursue Bucher after the victory. It notes casualties among Picton, Gordon, Canning, and others.

Royal the Prince of Orange G.C. B the Earl of Uxbrdge Charles Alten Cork E. Barnes Jas. Kempt Colin Halket Adam Abercromby Hamilton 30Th Foot Cameron 95Th Foot Wyndham 1St Foot Guards Bowater Sd Foot Guards Coloonel MacDowell Coldstream Guards Dashwood Sd Guards Mc Robert Bill Royal Horse Guards Norcott Hill Lchreider Adair 1St Guards Colonal Miller G. H. Berkeley Maclean Heckwith Jessup Busch King’s German Legion Parkinson Parker Royal Horse Artillery Robert Ball Royal Artillery Lindsay Watson Ahem Wilkins Miller 9Th Foot Smith Tyler Thomas Picton Dance Light Dragoons Johnston Carmera Darney Napier A. M'Vonard Royal Artilery Webber Dumaresque J. Byng Whyonates Barnes Duke of Wellington Brussels Tully Bua- Daparie Bucher Sambre Nivelles Europe Blucher Picton Gordon and Canning Delancey Ashridge Bas

Wellington Victory Report From Fleet Street Dispatches

The narrative describes severe injuries among officers including Fitzroy Somerset and Colonel Ponsonby, with heavy losses and heroic actions by the Duke of Wellington's forces. It notes British infantry in squares, repeated cavalry charges, and a decisive attack that routed the enemy. Dispatches from the Duke’s public statements praise Wellington, Uxbridge, and the Guards for steadfast conduct despite grim casualties.

Fitzroy Somerset Ponsonby Barnes Braseele Honorhold Lord Uxbridge Adam's Pack Kempy Bigades France Buo- Huparte Se Imperial Guards Hhem Cis Jerome Buongparte M. Delaney Duke of Wellington Europe Vitoria Nivellet Jerome Buonaparte Ligny Blucher Fleurus Lyons Suchet Duke of Fouche Interior Ele Morbihan Ile Velaine Sarthe Royalis Dieppe Havre Netherlands Duke of York Duchess d' Angouleme Martinique Plymouth

Royal Standard Hoisted in France as Battles Rage

News from the front describes the Duke de Bertis planting the Royal Standard near Lille while the garrison is surrounded. Wellington and Uxbridge led a bold push toward Buonaparte as Prussians pursue remnants of the French army. London reports heavy casualties and public excitement as markets react to war news.

France Ghent Duke de Berti Lille Earl of Buonaparte Duke of Wellington Brussels

Thanks to the Army and Duke Wellington Motion Ahead

The Lords hear a notice of thanks to the Duke of Wellington for his victory over Buonaparte on the 18th and consider measures for additional provision. Messages from the Prince Regent and Commons follow, with motions of thanks to Wellington and the army for future discussion.

House OF Lords Lord Bathurst Duke of Wellington Earl of Liverpool Buonaparte Europe Commons House OF Commons Lords Cagiereagh

Proclamation Orders Aliens to Leave Ireland Within One Month

In 1815 Dublin the Lord Lieutenant Whitworth proclaims that aliens within the United Kingdom who arrived since July 1 1814 must depart within one calendar month. Justices may arrest and detain offenders without bail to secure removal under the Act. The order directs magistrates to enforce the law.

Ireland Whaitworth United Kingdom Charles Viscount Whitworth Privy Council Council Dublin R Manners C. Erne Charles Kildare Norbury G. Knot W. Downes O'Grady H. King John Onmy Vaudeleur Saurin GOD Save the King

Return of Quantities and Prices of Conn Grain Measure and Frova

Abstract noting the quantities and prices of corn grain measure and frova for Dublin and its liberties for the week ending June 17 1615. Full quantities allowed per barrel of each sort and printed for the public by WM Hodges at 15 Parliament Street.

Dublin Pophietie Hodges Parliament grReet

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