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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Mar 26, 1814

Page

4

Wellington's Army Moves From Bourdeaux to Bergen

Reports from Aire dated 14 March 1814 describe General navigation and troop movements near Bourdeaux with Lord Wellington preparing to sail. notes on French resistance, captured ships, and the anticipated advance of Ponsonby and other brigades. The piece also covers a gale in the Bay of Biscay affecting the Insolent and dispatch vessels, plus local rejoicing in Bourdeaux and a Countess Dowager Spencer obituary.

Aire Patrely Weiner Poa Ponsonby Bane Rowland Cea Gmaunie Bigooney Catalonia London Wellington Inhabi Buonapa Shipping & Bour Americatr Prymovra Bourdeaux Ube Cape Bias Diepmehes Bay of Biscay Dinger Toyanchor Capcain Galway Five Brothers Duke d'Angepleme Lewes Liverpool Cape de Verde Islands Mancu George Wellstoot Mutanham Dover Penelope Ceylon St. Tdlens Lakes Canada Spencer Raggett Guernsey Couran Gosport George Prevost James Yeo Downie Hickey H. T. Davies P. Fisher Oay Haraly Colman Bumbyard Laker Robinson Rowley Williams A. S. Pearson A. Short G. H. Sarrant C. Croker W. Harnby Venus J. Houghton Noble T. Stevenops Brereton C. Knight Elliott C. Torch Evanson Psyche Calibre Goshawk de Vittora Admiralty George Collier Haw Cork Countess Spencen Jermyn-street St. James's Georgiana Viscount Atharpe Miss Acklam Isis

London Gazette Report on Buonapartes Retreat and Allied Victories

A letter from Colonel Lowe to Lord Bathurst describes Buonaparte's retreat after two days of heavy fighting near Laon. Allied forces under Blucher and Yorck Sacken captured 48 artillery pieces and 6000 prisoners, with Bourr major forces withdrawing toward Soissons. The report notes Danish and Spanish divisions aiding the retreat and promises full details to follow.

Downing Siest Dipaach Lars Baphnant Lowe Hed Aartert Arehal Bucher Laon Ahip Charles Stewart Buonaparte Inna Blucher Soissons D’ Yorck Baron Sacken Arthur Marmont Arrighi Manders Rheims Marsial Spain Karl

Dispatches From Laon Describe Blucher Army Actions

Dispatches addressed to Egil Bathuret via Lieut Col. Cooke recount actions of Blucher's army in retreat after Napoleon shifts HQ to Chavismnon. Dispatches note notes of engagement and indicate the French army in full retreat, as reported by Colonel Lowe and published in the London Gazette.

Napoleon Chavismnon Fneh

London Monday March 2 1815 Entry of Wellington in France Report

Dispatches describe Lord Wellington entering Boulogne and meeting crowds as French peasants cheer the British army. The Duke of Angouleme is greeted with loyal demonstrations while Bourbon supporters hope for no peace with the usurper remains.

Lord Wellington Vaeitnes Fratheis Mehe Ciiparler Bourbon Epoiquye Penelenus Wellinpton

Lord Wellington Wounded and Other Noble Casualties

The Gazette reports Lord Wellington sustained a thigh wound from a spent musket during the action on the 27th but continued in command. It notes further wounds to the Earl of Mar and mentions Lieut. Col. Hood and Lieut.-Col. Taylor among British officers, with Adelaide insights from dispatches and Parliament discussions on military credit and peace negotiations.

Lord Wellington Gazette Offe Apsteyhouse Wellesley Freemantle Earl of Marci Duke of Richmond Richmond-home Cal W. Hood Lord Ood Catherington Aire Col Hood A. S. Hammond Navy Taylor

Imperial Parliament Lords Meeting March 21 1813

The House of Lords met at the usual hour with the Bishop of Pxtixasnouuu taking oath and seat. Lord Maws reep and Lord Laupexpate took oaths. a return on promissory water stamps dating Oct 1812 to Oct 1813 was ordered. Duke of Nantulx urged a fixed start time for public and private business. discussion followed with Liverpool figures present.

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