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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 23, 1815
Page
2
Reports detail Austrian Italian theatre actions with King of Naples, French, Saxon troops, and Bavarian posts. Proclamations call for mobilization, supply orders, and armistice proposals while commanders exchange letters over strategy and potential peace terms.
A Flemish paper notes the Russian force advancing toward the Rhine, listing 166 500 troops with 21 generals and 26 000 horses. It reports replacements from Turkey by Poles and others, and that the 2d division under Count Woronzow left for its destination with 9 000 men plus artillery.
May 2 CarlSayne reports Count Collasedo arrived and moved toward Durlach. Austrian troops began passage on the 29th from Pforzheim with artillery trains arriving by the 30th. A second train of equal strength proceeded to Wallingen, while Neapolitan forces display a formidable presence in the region.
The Paris money markets show rapid gains as reports claim Austria favors peace and Buonaparte may delay his Paris journey. Changes in exchange and French funds rise while Italian and Spanish frontier tensions grow. A New York disfranchisement law targets people of color, affecting voting rights as U S and naval action against Algiers looms.
Private correspondence from May 8 describes Swiss neutrality in Bayonsparis and strong troops across Baden Mantel and the Rhine frontier. Reports 10,000 regulars in Baden, 12,000 landwehr, Bavarian regiments and disciplined forces marching toward Mainz, with bridges at Mannheim and Cologne for troop passage. Mentz and Cologne host Prussian forces while Liege holds 15,000 Saxons, indicating broad mobilization in the region.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a location Killaloe and items like oats and a bag. No clear event, date, or proper names beyond Pete and Killaloe. Summary focuses on the unclear fragment as a brief local item with limited readable facts.
The Lords Justices declare that the baronies in the County Tipperary and surrounding areas require an extraordinary establishment of police. Proclaimed in Dublin on May 1 1915, under the Privy Council authority with officials named.
The lord lieutenant and council proclaim that the Catholic Board assembly is unlawful under Irish law. They warn Catholics of attendance and threaten legal action if the assembly gathers again, citing the 1814 proclamation and penalties.
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