16 Oct 1810
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Oct 16, 1810
Page
1
Notices from the Commissary General invite firms to submit proposals for supplying oats hay and straw to His Majesty's Cavalry and Waggoners at multiple stations from December 1810 to December 1811. Proposals must use printed forms. specify securities. include a bond consent letter. and be sealed marked Forage.
An account listing names and places of abode of individuals who received certificates for killing game from James and Catherine Battersby in Monaghan during 1810. Includes Stephen Troke, Hugh Jackson, J Martin, RH Mitchell, Wm Forster, John Johnston, Peregrine Daniel, Walter Sredie, John Jackson, Thomas Coote, Joseph Plunket, Capt John Madden Hilton, and others across Carrickmacross Monaghan Clones and surrounding areas.
The Dublin Journal notes complaints about late hawker delivery and announces that within Penny Post range the Dont Jovanat will be delivered by the Tear Quarter or Month so early it will be on readers breakfast tables. Orders may be sent to the Office or to the Clerk of the Leinster Road at the General Post Office.
Dublin dispatch notes Lord Wellington reaching the pass while Junot and Regnier join Massena. French strength under 15,000. three Silveira militia divisions behind the enemy. Galician army moves. 2000 British troops due at Lisbon. Madden with Rovano reports 200 French cavalry captured.
Reports discuss movements after Almeida s fall and the slow British advance to Vizen, plus Dutch and German papers on Russia and the Ottoman front. Observations include Polish kingdom plans, Buonaparte tied aims, and Greek troop formations in Sicily. Local crime notes from Tipperary and Bleachers’ rewards close the items.
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