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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 01, 1813
Page
4
A fragmented passage from the London Gazette describes general acts and orders concerning forced actions, later referencing a person or place and noting community impact. The text mentions potential force, withdrawals, and civic duties within a neighborhood context.
The correspondence notes limited Danish and Austrian shifts with Austrians expected to join the coalition, Metternich moving to Russian headquarters for talks, and Vienna defensive positions near Dantzic. Buonaparte’s Mayence arrival ends rumors of a change in plans as Nagobeor prepares to unite Rhine contingents at Bamberg.
The record notes motions and debates in the Commons on April 97 including Mr. Payson withdrawing his motion on Creevy’s trial, remarks on the Dublin Marine Insurance Bill, and notices for a committee on Catholic subjects. The Lords did not sit that day and naval movements from Lisbon to the Acores are mentioned in dispatches.
The dispatch reports British and Russian arm actions around Bremen with units such as the Hanseatic Guards, Hartung’s actions, and Russian light troops under Benckendorf nearing Bremen. It notes General Von Tedenborn’s support, arrivals of Wallmoden-Gimborn and Stuart, and mixed fortunes at Nienberg and Biederitz with prisoners taken and French forces driven back.
Fragmentary text notes Henry Rieke showing circulars and authorities about a road or fortification. It mentions a fortress garrison under a governor named Haxei with an Irish-born commandant O'Fiura, the garrison's mixed Dutch and Westphalian composition, grain stock and lack of flour, cannons under half requisites, and Lauriston seeking hours after a battle at Mackern.
From Corunna to Cádiz and beyond, dispatches describe the evacuation of Liena and Leon, French retreat logistics, supply sales, and garrison shifts across Spain. Portuguese forces under Wellington gain titles while British and Portuguese troops concentrate near Burgos and Vittoria amid reorganizations and cannonading.
Leipsic reports poor condition of Fepiich forces and cavalry with deficient equipment. Hamburg’s Senate may request 12,000 Danes to guard the Elbe right bank. Vandamme executed two Oldenburg ministers in retaliation for their murder. Crenstokau fortress fell to Russian forces after heavy artillery. French officers implicated in executions. A Paris parade shooting of Buonaparte cited by a French observer. Armaments and ammunition ordered from Chatham to Harwich for shipment to Germany.
An extract from a shipboard letter notes leaving the Downs to aid a blockade. Frigates at Flushing bend sails and some ships have drifted toward Flushing. Reports say frigates may sail as crews are short and few French troops remain nearby. A secret mission by Dore residents reached England. Five Russian ships of battle and several frigates are awaited from the Medway to blockade the Lexel port.
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