Prussian and French War News Reach Dublin In Turbulent Dispatches
The Dublin Journal reports on Prussia and France signals amid potential Northland war. News cites Buonaparte’s demands, Königsberg reports, and Russian and Polish fronts, with cannon, powder, and battle movements noted.
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Petersburgh
Prussia
Burenen
Colberg
Grandentz
Wingo Sound
France
Berlin
Sdccovra
Silesia
Konigsburgh
Paris
Prussa
Buonapante
Baltic
Aleady
Russia
Dreadful Dublin notices and wartime dispatches in old Globe
In Glasnevin Church a sermon questions worldly gain versus soul. A badly tangled inquest reports a man found dead in the Grand Canal. Dublin district crime and property raids by a gang alarm residents as magistrates urge vigilance amid growing unrest. Foreign news from London and Philadelphia discusses Britain’s threats and American diplomatic tensions with Monroe and Foster amid rising maritime hostilities.
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Glasnevin
Maraew Carowrey
Mark
Grand Canal
Hagpot-street Bridge
Garretstown
County Dublin
Dublin
Richd Wopan
Patrick Collier
Philip Brewany
Chew
Atriot
United States
Great Britain
France
Leavlon T Weg
Brance Hall
United Staiies
Foster
Monroe
Sea Board
New York
Ava
Bacon
Spartan
Plymouth
Mass
London
Que
Lisbon
Boston
Betsey
Long Island
Montevideo
Providence
HK. I
Adjutant General Orders Regulate Irish District Appointments
In September 1811 General Orders announce staff appointments in Ireland. Lieut General Mackenzie and Maj General Fisher elevated, Major General Mitchell moved to South West then South Ranch District, and others reassigned to Eastern Northern and Armagh posts. Transports departed for Portsmouth and regiments sailed from Park to Pigeon House for Evphand.
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Dihlin
Royal
Pathe Xatl
Treland
Alexander Mackenzie
Bergjamin Fisher
George Mitchell
Orme
Tullamore
Our Bay
Portsmouth
Clare
Roscomtion Regiment
Miliia
Down
Codenel Canlheld
Praceors Park
Pigeon-House
Evphand
Anhalt's Press Apology and Censorship Echoes Abroad
A foreign paper faced government censure for publishing an anecdote from history. The piece notes rising tyranny fears and warns radical suppression of historical texts. Reports from Corlis claim the island blockade is lifted but the Regent's policies spark skepticism.
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Anhott
Direille du Nord
Altona
Buonaparte
Abeille du Nord
Denmark
Lrauy
Ava
Corlis
Scotland
Lord Melville
Nobjeman
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Ciudad Rodrigo
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Rio Seco
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Duke of Richmond
Phegnis Park
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Dubliny
Abe
Churcland
Welone Sulit
Windsor Castle
Philadelphia
New-York
England
Russel
Liverpool
Fos
Washington
Sextus V
Hammond
Liston
Mirry
Erskine
Rose
Jackson
Morier
Gry Mishlun
Somusechl
Meas. Pickering and Co
Fuster
Bésses
Tan
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