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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 26, 1814
Page
2
Fragmented OCR describes cavalry clashes, artillery, and retreats around Rheims and Paris fronts. It mentions General Carnot, the Duke of Dalmatia’s army, and prisoner counts, with notes on reinforcements and materiel delivery amid ongoing combat.
Reports from March describe Allied forces advancing near Ghent, Beveren, and Brabant with French prisoners suffering in barracks. engagements and skirmishes on multiple fronts, including patrols toward Antwerp and actions around Watervbes and Beveren as forces press the enemy.
Fragmentary report from the German Observer dated March 7 describes Allied actions near Kureyk and Hamburg. It mentions a Cort Martial for a citizen accused of bur gens, a grand bull, and heavy artillery preparations delaying proceedings.
Reporting from Bremen and other cities, the document describes a peace proclamation after a January treaty with Sweden, troop movements toward France, and civic reactions. It notes guards for cultural sites, imperial commissions, and the transfer of Berlin troops toward France amid large mobilizations across Germany.
The report describes Allied military actions and strategic movements, noting a large 32 000 strong army in the south and an advancing force of 10 000 plus troops. It mentions the promotion of naval officers for bravery, ongoing intelligence from Guernsey about Loaellington, and discussions in Dublin on export controls and trade during the campaign.
In Molesworth street the Lady of James W Little Eng of a sent mes. The Lady of John Emyly of Baggot street Eag on Friday of demate twins. By special license on Monday in 14th fvot at St Mary Wesbids Church London the n John Reginald Lygon repond von of Lord Beauchamp to Lady Chartoire Scott only daughter of ye fate and sinner of the prévent Earl of Cloumel. Died Atlington the 12th inpt of 4 lingering illness aged 21 William eldest son of Major General Marshall of the Hon Ease Indix Company's Service and on the following day of an inflammation of the Junge aged 1d Sopha thh daughter of the same.
Bank stock and loan listings with rates noted for several instruments including Grand Canal Stock 4 percent Roan 4 percent and Royal Canal stock 4 percent Deb 4 percent and 6 percent items. Includes City Bonds 1 per cent and Ballad office details.
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