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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 22, 1813
Page
2
Report describes Russian and Prussian actions in a contested frontier area with divisions under arms and heavy casualties. It notes 8600 Russian troops, 1200 wounded, and multiple captures while both sides exchange assaults and blockades persist.
Dispatch recounts a massive late war engagement with Emperor and King leading battles near Leipsic. Austrian, Russian, Prussian forces clash against diverse allied troops as villages fall, lines break, and reserves rally under Duke of Treviso and Bertrand to push the enemy back. Casualties and prisoners numbered in thousands.
Fragmentary text reports dispatches from Cadiz and Seville with references to ships and military commanders. The garbled lines hint at a list of packets or letters sent from Cadiz and notices of ships under certain authorities. The exact events and dates remain unclear.
The bulletin transcribes Sir H. Wellesley's dispatch via Castlereagh detailing April operations between Allied and French forces near Castile and RoUetto, including the Spanish corps under Lt. General Mahittingham and the 37th Regiment. It notes French losses over 2000 in one day and British casualties up to 500, mentions a French capture near Lorea, and references the death of the Prince of Meglendberg amid court mourning.
A vessel named Cancret Kyckem was sunk after a battle near the Demerara River. The crew reportedly saved some papers and articles, with Governor requesting all recoverable materials be sent to the King’s stores at Fort Frederick.
Fragmentary notes describe a reported armistice between America and a hostile power, with ships, captains, and fleets mentioned. References to transactions at sea, captured vessels, and dates around late April hint at negotiation terms and subsequent actions though the text is garbled and difficult to verify.
Fragmentary regnal decree cites King and Majesty authority in 1809, revoking certain ships entry and allowing only specified flags. Text references Coldrail city and southern Haven, with orders to direct that merchants vessels must enter with approved flags, excluding others.
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