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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

May 30, 1809

Page

4

Memorial To Trade Board On Blocking American Vessels

A London meeting agreed a memorial to the Board of Trade urging measures to prevent risi08 on grants to American vessels in direct cargoes from ports of the Todd Grates to Holland. A deputation presented the memorial the same day Gorelock. No reply before Mail departure. French defeat shifts troops to Oporto where Soult’s army nears 16,000 more join.

London Holland Board of Trade Gorelock Oporto John O Dalagalla Soult St. John’s Davita Igate Stockholm Carla Apland Adlersparre Fandgrets Carlson Schill Germany Bremen Brunswick Hanover Jerome Buonaparte Prussia Leyden

Proceedings and foreign news fill House minutes

The May 6 proceedings note postponement of Irish Post Road Bill discussions and first readings of two Ireland funding bills. Reports cover criminal-justice data requests and a court case involving a West India contractor. Foreign items report French forces in Vienna and Allied movements across Bavaria, Salzburg, and Bohemia with proclamations from Napoleon and Austrian officials.

House of Commons Foster Ireland Treasury Vansittart Conmis- Sinners Romilly New South Wales Court of King’s Bench London the Kine Valentinge Jones West India Islands

Dispatches From Europe Spark Hope Of Fresh Engagements

Reports from London and Madrid outline renewed royalist hopes as Soult retreats toward Brag a while Wellesley pursues. News from Vienna cites French occupation of the Austrian capital despite contradictory bulletins. Dutch papers claim Buonaparte entered Vienna, with Archduke Charles and Russian forces shaping European resistance. A Gibraltar-centered letter claims Collingwood destroyed a French fleet in the Mediterranean and signals possible interception at sea.

Soult Sir A.wellesley Marshal Beresford Romana Vienna Ratisbon Buonaparte St. Polten Montebello Sickartsgerchen Maximilian Charles Ferdinand Austria Archduke Charles Russia Gallicia Paris Phave Minorca Gibraltar Lord Collingwood Mediterranean Ireland Orion T'uulon

Oxport and Spain News arc across the Atlantic

Reports from Oporto and Lisbon detail Wellesley’s proclamation and orders to protect prisoners of war while British forces pursue French troops. Colonel Roche returns with dispatches for Cuesta, Craufurd leads a secret expedition, and Sweden moves toward a new constitutional order after abdication.

Hun Wellesley Portugal Qesneal Oporto Trant Arthur Wellesley France Holland Harwich Bonaparte Marquis de Chastellar Tyrol Marquis of Wellesley and Suite Portsmouth Spain Klingspor Adlercreutz Adlersparre Baron Mannenheim Sweden Gustavus TV Duke of Sudermania Gustavus

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