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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 28, 1813
Page
2
The article surveys a vast, multi-nation European conflict with Austrian and Prussian forces in Bohemia and Silesia, French military setbacks, and Lord Wellington’s looming actions in the Pyrenees. It questions France’s fate and the balance of power as a unified Europe edges toward upheaval.
The provided text fragment references liberty and independence for other States, implying a broader constitutional or political discussion about state rights and balance of power. The sparse OCR excerpt offers little context on author, date, or setting.
A verbose 1812 era proclamation from the Patersburgh Gazette praises Russia's war effort against Napoleon. It lauds Alexander and Moscow’s defense, claims Europe’s liberty hinges on continued conflict, and asserts peace will come only through collective resistance to Napoleon.
Berlin Gazette reports extraordinary news from Toplitz Bohemia on September 5 1813 that Vandamme’s corps 30 000 strong was defeated and dispersed by Allied forces including Russian and Prussian troops. Wounded generals Hart Guyot Heimrodt and Prince Roussalagq killed. 18 000 prisoners 100 cannons 250 tumbrils and trophies taken. Other dispatches note Napoleon joining the Silesian front and Allied victories at Katzbach Pring Marienberg and Gabel with major movements in Saxony and Carinthia.
A 1614 war dispatch from Cassel reports Hussar Regiments Nos 1 and 2 suspended from the Royal army for desertion during actions on August 22 23 and 26 27. The King orders regiments deprived of colors and placed at army bottom while others praised for August 26 27 gallantry. Count von Hone signs as Minister at War.
Reports from Milan and Paris describe a September 6 assault on Festuzi entrenchments led by Prince Vice Roi and General Campi. French forces push enemy back, take 360 prisoners, with 50 killed and 200 wounded. Grenadiers and brigades supported by Lieut General Count Greimer and Grenier columns. Communications restored via Lebal road. other detachments detach and demolish enemy works at Festuz and Lebal Montieur.
The article notes Anna Szeg of Poa cquguy of Holugin has received orders to prepare and march on September 13 to fulfill mobilization duties.
Dispatches from Madrid report the Allied Army under the Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo earned express thanks for notable actions between the 25th of July and the present, with emphasis on leadership and valor of chiefs and troops. The latest intelligence notes Suchet’s forces retreating toward Tarragona while the Allied advance reorganizes and reinforces at Amposta and along the Ebro.
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