Duty to Law and Justice in European Peace Debate
A parliamentary session discusses England's responsibility in Europe, urging strong lawful power and public law to secure moral peace. Speakers reference Catholic rights in Ireland and address motions on private business and royal speeches with parliamentary procedural notes.
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Europe
England
Warrecead
House of Lords
House of Commons
Ireland
Castor Reacu x
Lord Morera
Lord Castarrzaon
Aiestron
Ord Monperi
United Kingdom
Batunist
Lord Cuntlereagh
Great Allied Victory Report From Verden Oct 1813
German bulletin details the October 1813 Leipzig campaign with Allied forces under Blacher and Bennigsen routing Napoleon’s army. It notes rapid advances from Groshugel to Leipzig, French defeats, a final assault on the fortress, and the decision to storm despite a flag of truce.
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Verden
Baron von Herbaret
Leipsig
Prussia
Sweden
Blacher
Bennigsen
Napoleon
Groshugel
Irmce
Lualle
Dresden
Altenburg
Leipzig
Columiia
Leipog
Leipag
Saxony
Napsdecn
Russia
Russa
Uelay
Umey
French retreat as Napoleon fights vast Allied pursuit
The report details heavy French losses and prisoners after a major battle. Paraphrased accounts claim 123000 taken or killed and wounded, 28000 in hospitals, 5100 cannons, 800 powder stores, and 1250000 troops pursuing. The Bavarian force shifts toward Gotha to block the French retreat.
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Bateny
Capew Karthals
Marmont
Macdona
Souham
Bertrand
Talmba
Decal
Rhe
Mersebug
Weissenfels
Gotha
Glorious Allied Victories Across Europe Led to Deliverance
London November 4 reports the anniversary of William’s landing and praises the Allied campaigns against Napoleon. It highlights Sir Charles Stewart’s clear narrative of maneuvers, the decisive battles near Leipzig and the Mulda, and the defeat of Napoleon with 40,000 killed or captured, noting Austrian, Prussian, Saxon and British efforts securing continental freedom.
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William
Buonapiatte
Clhiattes Scewart
Europe
England
Russia
Prussia
Saxony
Austria
Bavaria
Germany
France
Charles Stewart
Saale
Rhine
Ber- Iva
Eulenberg
Duben
Asfde
Ney
Arme
Atrast
Buonaparte
Marmont, Ney
Bertrand
Malda
Deitzch
Brittenfield
Blucher
Wihp
C. Stewart
Marmont
Abane
Partha
Prince of Schwartzenberg
Liebert Wolkowitz
SFE
Leipuc
Blocher
Alles
Leipsic
Mulda
Buonaparce
Prisuncia
Battles and collapse of Buonaparte's German campaign reported
The piece details heavy losses for Buonaparte’s forces in Germany. It notes 82,000 dead or missing from the 16th to 19th, plus about 30,000 more from German troops. It describes the retreat of a shattered army, pursued by Blucher to Naumburg and Weissenfeld, with hopes of reaching the Rhine fading. It contrasts with past Napoleonic defeats and questions whether France can unite to resist invasion.
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Geemier Ibted
Adubidg
Die'adda
Bax
Mattent
Macdonald
Pridaer
Augereau
Victor
Bobiaparte
Magdeburgh
Brinbswick
Wittenberg
Erfurt
Blucher
Weissenfeld
Naumburpy
C. Stewart
Rhine
Leipsic
Didia
Gustavas
Tilly
Gustacue
Boonaparse
Jenmed
Nile
Nelson
Jaffa
Egypt
Moscow
France
Germany
Italy
Macd
Netherlands
Thanks to Taveroions for elegant productions praised
The correspondence thanks Taveroions for his elegant and interesting works that have gained public admiration. The Youth Number will appear in our next publications and, we believe, will command applause and please our loyal readers and friends.
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Taveroions
Levee and Drawing Room Notices From Dublin Castle
The Dublin Journal notes a levee at the Cadle on Sunday November 14 at three o clock and a drawing-room at the Castle on Thursday November 18 at nine o clock. It also reports Holyhead mails arriving and praises a recent speech to Parliament for its plain, manly and modest tone.
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Cuiamberlain
Dublin Castle
Holyhead
Grand Completion of Leipsic Victory Display at Mansion House
A vivid description covers the Allied triumph tableaux at the Mansion House Teiaits College Mead Police Office and Sheriff Warner’s. The scene features Leipsic in victory with Russian Austrian Prussian and Swedish troops pursuing defeated French forces as banners and octagon lanterns flash. The article notes the crowd’s reactions the coronation of Victory lamps hindered by wind and mentions Sheriff Warner’s protest over a riot indictment and service missteps during the Coup.
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Bohmapartt
Haouse
Teiaits College
Thi Mead
Police Ofice
Sherif ‘Wrarner
Prand Crang
Leipsio
Leipsic
Dunson
Dublin Call for Civic Festivities and Grand Jury Proposals
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, John Cash, invites citizens to illuminate the city in celebration of allied victories in Germany. Proposals are sought for jail repairs and Whitewashing at Newgate, Sheriffs Prison, City Marshalsea, and Bridewell in June street. Submissions due by November 16.
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Admiralty Office
Lst
Cork
West Indies
Admiralty
West India
John Barrow
Dublin
John Cash
Germany
Howe
Newgate
Sherif’s
City Marshalsea
Brideweil
Atreet
Pr. Porgla
Avex
Montgomery
Grand James
Prederick-atratt
North
Corbet lands in Bantry Barony Wexford to prove charges
Decree dated August 11 1818 requires all claimants regarding charges or incumbrances on the Corbet Hill lands in the Barony of Bantry County Wexford to appear and prove their claims before November 10 next. Administratrix Henrietta Corbet and Susannah Corbet Executrix are involved as parties. STEUART KING signs the decree.
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Marcel
Arnes
Stone House
Corbet Hill
Aitoate
Bantry
Wexford
Steuart Kino
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
Admralty
Hay
Royal Navy
Millner
W. Croker
Printery fragment notes street and name
Fragmentary newspaper text mentions M Hodge aged 15 at parish street and a printery setting. No clear event or outcome is readable.
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London
the Dublin Journal
A. Connolly
M. Kelly
Warner
Ahs
City of
Alex
Mery
Sic
Henrietta Corbet
Samuel Corbet
Desea
Albo
Anne Curebit
Susannah Corbt
Robert Corbet
Patt Carroll
Capel Street
Rho Tohent-Streetm
Hodges
Parlia
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