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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Sep 01, 1812

Page

2

Russian Campaign Reports Detail Prussian Dragoons and Russian Losses

The dispatches describe Prussian Dragoons under Major Stiern and General Grawert pushing toward Riga, with 400 prisoners, 150 wagons of supplies, and a bold breakthrough near Oosvrath. Marshal the Duke of Reggio advances from Pulotsk, clashing near Sebei and Drissa, where Legrand and Verdier’s divisions repel 15,000 Russians, capture artillery, chests, and prisoners, amid praise for Legrand and the 26th light infantry. The Russian emperor orders levies but gains little as Russian morale falters.

Grawert Stiern Kleist Riga Welij Twer Traire Queen's Regiment of Dragoons Royal Italian Guard Oosvrath Bour Duke of Reggio Pulotsk Sebei Wintgenstein Prince Repin Jaconbovo Legrand Drissa Duke of Reggio Dristi Verdier Wittgenstein Aiair Onrovno Mohislow Count Legrand Russia Vitepsk Mohile

French Account of the Battle of Salamanca

A long fragmentary report describes the July 24 encampment of the Army of Portugal before the English at the Douro then crossing the river on July 16 and engaging near Salamanca. It notes the Duke de Osas command, the Duke of Ragnaes wounded, and French divisions counterattacking with fierce fighting and subsequent Allied retreat, followed by pursuit by mounted forces. It mentions reports sent to the Emperor and dispositions at the front.

Salamanca Portugal Martial Duke de Osa Douro Duke of Ragnes Pixe Baule Pth Agi Sethi Dip Excellency

Proclamation of the Emperor Alexander in Genceel Ordern

A garbled proclamation outlines Emperorship actions against rivals in Dunbéry Milupwr and Moscow. It mentions fear, timidity, and claims of military campaigns to conquer Russia and assert power, with reference to foreign ventures and strategic marches.

Alexander Gomaat _ TGquareh Dunbéry Matteken Ruger

Emperor Alexander Calls for Loyal Valor in Campaign

The tsar urges troops to endure hardship and press on against invaders. He notes allies ready to threaten the enemy’s rear and warns soldiers they will face seasons, famine, and vast Russian forces. He promises decisive action when battle comes and rewards for valour.

Charles Xal Ita Anon Alexander

Proclamation of Alexander I on Russian army retreat and requisitions

An imperial proclamation orders Russian forces to retire inland from Dirac Beroven Sustreta and mobilizes provincial subjects in Vitebsk and Pskov to deliver subsistence, forage, and supplies to the army. Crops, magazines, and conveyances may be destroyed or requisitioned with reimbursement from the Imperial Treasury. Magistrates bear responsibility for enforcing the commands.

Alexander Dirac Vitebsk Pskov Hie Ling Magasines

Prisoners in France List of Versan Officers and POWs

A compiled roll lists officers of the army and navy as prisoners of war at Versan. Names include Brigadiers, Lieutenants, Majors, Captains, and midshipmen from units such as the Royal Dragoons, Light Dragoons, 61st, 69th, 46th, 24th, and other regiments, along with naval captains and midshipmen. The list names many colonies and locations, with scattered mentions of Bourdeaux Orleans Naricy and another towns, reflecting a broad capture roster.

Versan Jung Oras Mars Y Majaetiencrale Blaney Siack Brice p'Guarile Resideant Coleman Lica -Citenel Wingt Royal Dragoons Carnen Philips Father FitzGibbon Shaw Ine Bourdeaux Graham Richardson Aid" Pield Richards Liew. Clarke Ensign Clarke Aymaster Butcher P Spe Lidar Des Ved Coby de Bermiere Naricy Mamberh Armstrong Newman Sullivan Mecakey Lach Iad Biwood Gilbert Rye Suth Wolff Guth Preis Ined Goodsman Exiapwéd Moraguur Tench Wad Collins Cotone Levens Ath Cape Callid Kieu Morris Roy Repatech Lowrerville Bad Lacuts Mebotia Abe Jobareoa Sar Jogte Lejorar Biche Butler Mouton and Watts Vot Ghipliny M‘bezo Tyndalli Dunhope Cat Greard

Naval Intelligence and Jamaica Fleet Movements Reported

Telegraph orders call cruisers westward to protect homeward Jamaica fleet. Reports describe Admiral Berkeley battleships and captured American sloop, convoy actions near Newfoundland, and ships Statira Cherubs Thetis and Avenger in tense Atlantic theatre.

Dover Jamaica Berkeley Elizabeth Cartel Ds Morlaiz Plymoura Hermes Albicore Rota Ponnswouth Aue Marlborough Alfred Downs Fox Latone Royal Marines Cherbourg Granpis Mediterranean Statira Avenger America St. John's Newfoundland Hazard Lord Melville Ritchie Port-Glasgow W. Hin Ardent Eglinton Castle Lachlan Hussaren Clyde Culumbo Mr. Thomas Orchie Magirate Newfoundland and North American

Death of Majord Henry Bets in the 60th Regiment

Obituary notice describing Major Henry Bets of the 18th Portugal Regiment and his distinguished service from Portugal to London. Attends the Camp and General Colerezit, with remarks on his promotion and importance in the army. His death is reported with regret among companions and officers.

Marrted Longfield Nichola Hamilton Arcond Beamish Atertion Ag. Genaval Colerezit Brigade Sp Geneyyl Collins Repibipat London iLiegy-Coronel Asmatrong Lisgarde Ferapontis York Hererdabeth Marquis Watlealty Lafithy Portugal Syglend Anariight Iegret Thu Equoiry

Court at Seon Noa Aide Bath Day SP UP PE cc

Fragmentary text outlines wartime export controls and trade restrictions issued by his Majesty under the Privy Council. It references orders in council, penalties, and prohibitions on shipments of arms, ammunition, and related equipment, with emphasis on ongoing governance by the Court and officials.

Seon Hin Priory Council Petit Gonpoyi Petre Gusort Noro Taco Wis United Kingdom Mann Connell

Average price and duty adjustments on sugar imports

A fragmentary note shows calculations on sugar prices and duties, referencing percentages such as 25.4 percent and 8 percent, with mentions of Britain and Europe. The garbled text indicates trade duty context and a printed parliamentary or commercial notice from Parliament Street.

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