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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 19, 1813

Page

4

Orange Papists and Catholic Rivalries Spark Irish Tensions

A Belfast Chronicle excerpt from 1818 reports Orange Papist accusations against Catholics in Ireland, detailing political and religious strife. The piece cites a Dublin correspondent criticizing Catholic leaders and predicting clashes as Protestant and Catholic factions clash in urban areas.

Tuckeystreet Corie Addresag Hey Henry O'Gammenl Belfast Orange Popich Ireland

Catholic protests against sedition in Ireland raised by Cork

The Morning Post reports broad Catholic condemnation of incendiary agitators in Ireland. Sir Gould endorses restraint after an Aggregate Meeting in Cork, criticizing mobs and urging loyalty to church and country while recounting a Dublin Evening Post critique of reactionary rhetoric.

Ireland Bir F. Gould Cork Dubin Evening Post Uae Alberman Abd Dombeyhrety Coates

Manibus Pruebusque and the Cantus Limerick Notes

An fragmentary item describes a public satire in Press And Speech with humorous depictions of teks and Capers of Limerick by Ruganlino. It mentions future fights and the idea that a stronger patety may fall, including a price note and reach of members in a quirky historical column.

Kurny Uanili Mireuse Limerick Ruganlino Ious Bouy

Wellington Invades France as French Lines Fall

London reports Lord Wellington has crossed into France with divisions and breached French positions near Bayonne. Dispatches say about 200 French killed, 500 prisoners taken, and British loss around 200. The army advanced three to four leagues between the Bidasoa and the Nive.

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Crown Prince Bulletin Details Elbe Campaign Actions

News bulletin reports cavalry detachments on the Elbe left bank and engagements near Brederitz Goerde and Dannebvrg. It notes Pecheux’s forces repulsed, heavy losses on both sides, and Prusse-Walmoden and Blucher coordinating movements with Eckmuhl’s corps, while Denmark-Sweden tensions rise and Napoleon counters at Noullendorf.

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Foreign incursions report from Upper Canada in 1812

Dispatches from Kingston dated August 8 describe a British repulse near York with 250 enemy troops landing the prior month. Stores removed beforehand limited plunder as Niagara and Lake Champlain operations yielded success without any loss to British forces.

Canada Colonial Department Gen Wievont Kinigston York Upper Canada Niagara James Yeo Kingston Lake Champlin

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