Fragmentary Atlantic war summary with arrests and port reports
Fragmented dispatches describe European campaigns, naval movements, maroon uprisings in Jamaica, and court notices. The text references Philadelphia and Paris diplomacy, Admiral Curistören’s fleet, and port arrivals at Deal and Portsmouth with casualty and shipwreck notes, plus local trials and births.
Fragmented Roman era dispatch shows intelligence on British hostility
Fragmentary OCR from a 19th century naval intel report discusses incoming mails from Hamburg and Portsmouth, citing Admirals and a British minister. It notes dispatches, credibility concerns, and legislative declarations about reparation, supplies, and unity between nations amid an evolving international crisis.
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Army of the Sambre and Meuse victory reported
Official bulletins declare General Maxegaw’s division advanced to Kira and captured 300 prisoners including three superior officers. Three cannon pieces were seized and a large number of the enemy killed, marking notable advantages in yesterday’s action. The Directorate has published all details available on the victory.
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Decisive Affair Looms as Austrian Headquarters Reports
The AUSTRIAN HEAD-QUARTERS note increasing preparations for a decisive action. The enemy is described as retreating behind the Moselle and the Saar, with Marshal Clairfait directing forces from Furfeld after partial actions between the vanguard corps.
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Trial of Solon Leary for High Treason in Dublin
Dublin December 28 opening of a treason trial for shoe maker Solon Leary of Liffey Street. Jury sworn. Leary pleads Not Guilty. Crown outlines a Defender conspiracy. witness William Lawler testifies about Defenders sign and countersign linking Leary to treasonous plans against the King.
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Francis Kanon
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Coure
Edward Armstrong
Bice Jeckion
James Atkinson
David Wier
Cornelius Gautier
William Lawler
Weldon
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