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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 12, 1797
Page
3
An 1797 Dublin broadside advertises Loweher's Medicines with claims of cures for various ailments. It lists Mr Haly and partners, notes daily clinic hours, and promises certificates of cures. It appeals to the public and solicits certificates from patients and witnesses.
An incoherent OCR passage references constitutional principles and royal authority. It cites His Majesty’s inclination to maintain form and duties under the constitution, noting a conflict between preservation of the country and adherence to established laws and principles.
News from Naples reports two English frigates reached the port from St Filorenza badly battered by tempest. A third English vessel with Sir Gilbert Elliot, Viceroy of Corsica, also arrived. Reports say Spaniards and Corsicans may be forced to retreat, while negotiations between France and Turin are said to be underway for troop movements and supply routes.
Reports from Mantua confirm Field Marshal Wurmser secured supplies for garrison sustenance for three to four months. Austrian forces number 9 000 near Padua and 19 000 have entered Vicenza. Austrian General Roselmini dies of fever. A War Council at Roveredo opts for another assault to relieve Mantua. Meanwhile in Kehl on December 11 Austrian troops attack the stronghold held by French forces at the ruined post-house area.
A December report notes the Emperor seeking to present the late declaration of the King of Profin before the Bourbon Diet where his majority is expected. It cites French efforts to sway Franconia and Quabia circles toward neutrality while the Diet resists. Baron Reutetholm travels toward France and Italy with a foreign envoy, and rumors surface of a Danish abdication in favor of the Prince of the Crown alongside elusive Holstein claims by the young czar.
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