24 Dec 1802
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Dec 24, 1802
Page
1
Fragmented London notices describe British commentary on French leadership, Saint Cloud preparations for Bonaparte, and British-Asian trade developments. Reports mention Archduke Ferdinand, Saxony marriage hints, and naval arrivals plus a fatal ship incident near Wallacy. The column mixes political opinion with shipping, weather, and theater notes.
The report describes a Spanish frigate Jund with 34 guns lost near Madeira after a violent wreck. It notes wreckage in the valley of St Erienne, oil and wine scattered, and gardens destroyed as the vessel sank with many aboard. It also covers a London court case where Nacella sued Deoys for partnership damages, with a verdict for the plaintiff of 6611 8 64 and commentary on a captain of a man of war and his family.
The document outlines shifting power and military moves across Europe and the colonies. It notes negotiations with the Emperor and the German States, coastal defense and fortifications, Dutch French troop actions in Holland, and the Cape settlement situation with English and Batavian responses. It mentions Port de Poix, Nova Scotia trade talks, and Earthquake reports in the Easterns.
A fragmented piece discusses opposition to proposed measures in Parliament. It mentions James and a debate on policy adoption, with references to jealousy and dread surrounding changes, and a note on translations in Spanish.
Disjointed extract discusses the Regent Diamond, regimental items, and clothing of the era. It mentions a velvet embroidery, a military hat, diamond buttons, and fabric details, alongside a reflection on Robes Pierre and Sans Culottes length, hinting at Luois XIV and Tippo Saib embassy relics.
The text discusses Detor Arbuttinot noting Roman splendor with emperors etc. and a Pantheon inlaid with gems. It mentions Lollia Pavlina and a governor's niece wearing lavish dress. It suggests the French Regent mimics Rome, possibly in ornamenting statue heads for display in Paris.
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