Public protest letter describes threats and anti Orangeman agitation
An 1819 Belian letter warns of intimidation against Orangemen and witnesses. It cites attacks on homes, windows and persons, calls for action by authorities, and condemns an anti Christian petition while noting Catholic communities refusing to sign. It argues for defense of religion and social order amid growing unrest.
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Dublin Journal
Mannner
Carrickfergus
Eviryce
Friends of Peace and Concord
Laing
Stephen Daniel
Ganother
Jave
Rufian
Laférhgl
Daniel
Land Penus
Orangemen
Aia Dewey
Metropolis
Paine
Odiong
Derrgaghy
Europe
Sacuri
Postal notice delays new letters to correspondents
In consequence of a great miss or important intate peace the postmaster notes a universal postponement of letter deliveries to correspondents until Thursday.
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Sigredd
News from London Gazelle Extraordinary Arrives
Three Holyhead Mails bring Des patches from Mr Tuorwrox and envoys at Moscow and Pressia. Messages dated Interbock September 8 Toeplitz September 1 and August 31. London Papers of Saturday arrive with fresh, glorious news for readers.
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Holyhead
London
Toeplitz
Tide of defeat and disaster hits tyrant and oppressor
From the Express bulletin dated September 10 and dispatches from Lord Catracart to the 7th instant, readers are told of a broad tide of defeat and disaster sweeping against the tyrant and oppressor of mankind. The paper notes limited space for full observation but joins in the general joy at this turning of events.
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Pwelfth
Toe Crane Paryer
Lord Catracart
Topliz
Battle News from Dresden and Dennewitz War Reports
London files from Sept 25 describe dispatches from Lord Cathcart with updates on Dennewitz and Dresden. Allies press toward Petersewalde and Blucher’s force advances, while Buonaparte’s army retreats under heavy losses and pursuit across the Elbe.
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London
Brown
Foreign Office
Downing Street
Lord Cathcart
Topliz
Dresden
Gottenburgh
Berlin
Juterboch
Dennewitz
Torgau
Tete-De Pont
Wittenberg
Muhlberg
Elbe
Blucher
Ney
Silesia
Maury
Peterswalde
Pirna
Dippoldswade
Bavaria
Buonaparte
Altona
Jnterbach
Davoust
Schweyin
Gadebusch
Ratze
Mecklenberg and Brunswick War News From Germany
Reports describe Danish forces moving from Schetberg to Ham burg with aim to defend Holstein and threaten Lubeck, while fires devastate Gottenburgh and Italy sends encouraging dispatches. Allied forces under General Biller reportedly detain, disable and capture hundreds as Bertharinis raises prisoners in the campaign.
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Burgi
Lotson
Ce Ny
Magdeburgh
Crogg
Loson
Schetberg
Lubeck
Qldesloe
Hamburgh
Tlamburgh
Holstein
Jeanny
Mecklenberg
Gottenburgh
Italy
Biller
Bertharinis
Tybach
Gettenburgh
Fragmented Bulletin on Napoleonic War Retreat and Forces
The report details a German Allied retreat after the Battle of Dennewitz with 10 000 prisoners and 80 cannons captured. It notes bridge destruction on the Ester near Onnaberg and Hertzberg, Danish troops movements, and French regrouping toward Ratzeburg and Lubeck. Cossacks and Hanseatic cavalry attack rear guards while Vegesack and Walmodot teams push on Grevesmuhlen and Schwerin.
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Jnterbock
Brh
Dennewitz
Wobeser
Dahme
Lergan
Ester
Onnaberg
Hertzberg
Tete-De-Pont
Walmodets
Vegesack
Crewitz
Waun
Armee
Prince of Eckmuhl
Gadebusch
Rhing
Ratzeburg
Loison
Witmit
Grevesmuhlen
Schonberg
Lubeck
Oldeslohe
Stecknitz
Lucsow
von Reiche
Majr Amsin
Dessau
Count Walmerden
Schwerin
Marche
Domitz
Elbe
Tettenborn
Boitzenburgh
Mecklenburg
Hessey
Napoleon
Eckmuhil
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