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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 09, 1813
Page
4
The letter discusses harsh French requisitions in Hamburg, Allied advances, and growing American hostility to Britain. It argues that American sentiment favors France, blames editors for anti-British bias, and warns that lasting peace requires showing strength and restraint.
A fragmented 19th century reflection discusses American conduct in Canada and the Peninsula War era, noting English attitudes toward Americans and the spirit of vengeance. It laments anti-British sentiment, urges restraint, and recalls wartime valor and the lasting impact of conflict on national identity.
The ceremony at Lambeth Palace details the consecration of Dr. Howley as Bishop of London. Attended by the Archbishop of Canterbury, bishops, and royal party, the service includes the Epistle, Gospel, sermon by Dr. Goddard, imposition of hands, and administration of the Sacrament. The Queen and Princesses join a royal collation after the rites.
London reports the King remains in a tranquil state despite disorder. physicians sign the bulletin. Windsor hosts visits as the Queen’s Council meets at the Upper Lodge for the Regency Act briefing. Diplomatic talks with Prussia and Austria are described as progressing amid military upheaval. A Russian campaign update notes the retreat from Dresden and a review at Toplitz with Duke of Cumberland observing disciplined troops.
A dated report recalls a Royal Thanksgiving in London and Westminster for abundant crops and mercies, followed by a general appeal to labor and gratitude. It notes dispatches from the Majestic and actions of Rear-Admiral Griffiths, including powder aboard and a fire that caused minor damage. The piece also mentions the capture of the Majestic, the ransom offer of $80,000, and the repatriation of captives from the Chesapeake affair to the United States.
Letters from Unter Meizensaiffen in Abanjear describe heavy rains on the 25th and 26th of Angua causing floods across Hungary and Bavaria. Towns like Stoos Gez Sacptly and Rosenga suffer destroyed houses, collapsed dykes, and widespread loss of life and property.
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