18 Sep 1813
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 18, 1813
Page
1
Fragmentary note describes a VO correspondent and a correspondent at Good News, mentioning a grant and a competition deferment tied to a letter dated Tuesday.
The Dublin Journal reports the fall of the town and castle of St Sebastian, with Soult defeated and General Vandamme killed or wounded. It notes victories for the Crown Prince of Sweden and General Blücher, plus rumors of Moreau mortally wounded and various dispatches from Dresden and Gottenburgh. The piece also critiques forged letters to Lord Wintworth and defends the Duke of Richmond's conduct and Orangemen loyalty amid political controversy.
The Dublin Journal denounces a forged reply attributed to the Lord Lieutenant and slams the alleged author. It vows to expose impostors, expel the forger from the university, and defend Dr Magee while warning against improper use of eminent divines names.
Letter to the Editor from Dublin Journal dated September 12 1813 reports Belfast deistical societies debating how to obtain Dublin Journal prints of members disrespected in the paper. They planned appointing a member to Lisbon to fetch issues and raise funds for litigation and subscriptions.
A protest letter claims to be forwarded to a newspaper and asserts authenticity from a trusting channel. The writer signs as Your obedient Servant and addresses the Debtin editor in a formal, historically styled appeal.
The Sovereign, Recorder, and Freemen of New Ross Town submit a formal address praising Lord Richmond’s government and expressing regret at his departure. The letter, dated Aug 26 1833, is signed by Francis Leigh and Charles Tottenham with town officials forwarding thanks to the Duke of Richmond.
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