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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Sep 08, 1807

Page

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Arrival of Two Ha Lyhead Mails and a Government Express

The Second Edition of the Dublin Fournal reports arrival of two Ha Lyhead Mails and a Government Express, detailing official dispatches from Lord Cathcart and Admiral Gambier on the Zealand expedition. It notes troop movements near Copentiagess, debates over investment versus assault, Danish opposition, and that Stralford reportedly surrendered later reports. It also covers American responses, Buonaparte’s Portugal policy, and flood damage along the Liffey with boats, canal works, and a fatal coach accident at Chapelizod.

Dublin Zatland Copentiagess Toeart Cathcart Gambier Tord Cathcart Zealand Buontpirre Denmark Great Britain Stralford Angus Ucliggers United States Buonsperre Portugal Retiance Spain Germany Madrid Liffey Pigeon House Blick-rock Chapelizod Oue Cashe Patapau Anit Hey Borles Dar Yeomanry Sumiay Lord Gatheart Wilbeck Copenhagen Batlerin Nowning Street Witheck Schuueien Cosprohagen R Viyn Copenhapen Scalland Gorenburgh Che Hellerburgh Downs Peterburgh Petersburgh Mediterranean Galliezin Agen Chinel Canton Lord Hutchinson St. Petersburgh

Foreign Intelligence Dispatches From Copenhagen to Stralsund

A courier from Malmo reports the Enailh Plot bombardment of Copeiagen and Danish actions around Copenhagen. Troop movements include German forces to Stralsund and French and Swedish engagements as a siege unfolds with guards and bombardments noted.

Gerrensurau Malmo Accoun Enailh Copeiagen Copenagen Falk Tigne Capenivigen Copenhagen London Leon Ta Uns Pierrepoint Cathcart Pierrepont Lord Rotslyn Lewinn Mijesty Vochten

Charlotte, Captain Sword, Arrives at Geitl from Petersburgh

This afternoon the Charlotte, Captain Sword, arrived at Geitl from Petersburgh. She lets the Sund on the t4ghh, beng ordered home. The Brith troops had lated and a severe a ion had commenced. Captain Sword heard the firing for 6 hours after he had left the Sound. The Davi wordship, after a severe barley had snuck to a i ihith frigate -LZdin, id.

Charlotte Captain Sword Geitl Petersburgh Beng Davi Lzdin

London War Dispatches Report Naval Actions and Landings

A 5 September London dispatch describes Allied preparations at Witbeck and Copenhagen Sound, with German Legion landings and a clash between the Comus and a Danish frigate. It notes health of troops and anticipated favorable outcome of the assault, amid scattered casualties.

Renee Adenvally Adiral Gonbier Beth Any Lord Caubeart Witbeck Copenhaen Raven Moen Bibe Comus Heywood Absuezo Wilbeck

Copenhagen Siege and Baltic Dispatches Reported

Dispatches from Admiral Gambier describe the Copenhagen siege and the Zealand landing at Witbeck on August 16. Letters from Helm erburgh note heavy cannon fire and Copenhagen's surrender while a Russian mediation tale and American revenge narratives circulate amid Baltic Expedition chatter.

Copenhagen Surrenders Pressure on Denmark Warned

London dispatches report Admiral Gambier's fleet, after Copenhagen bombardment threats, demands Danish capitulation terms. Proclamations call for neutral rights, naval protection, and requisitions to sustain allied forces, with warnings of severe consequences for noncompliance.

Lord Cathcart's Journal of Zetland Proceedings

Journal entry dated September 3, 1807 describes Allied advances at Zetland with British gun boats and frigates engaging enemy positions. It notes attacks on undefended batteries, water depots, and a capitulation at Royit Foundery with 850 officers and men.

Lord Cathcart Island of Zetland Cathean Toth Kleuls Rupe Agan Thor Mil Dutt Royit Brederick Prin

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