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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 12, 1820
Page
2
A London era of scandal surrounds Queen's continental march on 1814 with reports of Bartolomo Pergami as a favored aide and alleged improprieties. Papers recount her choice of Italian entourage, travels from Genoa to Rome, and the public fallout as witnesses and critics swirl around the monarchy.
The abstract shows the net produce of the revenue excluding war arrears on malt and property for quarters ending July 5 and July 10. Col Talbot M P for Dublin has arrived in town in perfect health.
A London newspaper discussion questions Queen's stance on a parliamentary proceeding. It debates delaying tactics, possible adjournment, and whether Princess Bergadhi as Countess could be used to ridicule opponents. The piece argues moral and legal angles on innocence, recrimination, and the queen's duty to uphold virtue.
The column notes ongoing parliamentary discussions carried to Saturday, with focus on a consequential Irish business issue. It mentions earlier effort to locate a fox in the area and reports the house deliberations as of the prior week.
The quarter’s total rise, compared with last year’s same period, stands at 743 2352. Reports from Buenos Aires discuss continued proceedings against a prior directory and congress, detailing envoy instructions to negotiate peace with General Lecot of the Portuguese army at Montevideo, and plans tied to Inca alliances or royal coronations in La Plata. Letters from Venice note Scutari forces moving with 20000 men, and Turkish fleet activity near Preveza and Zante amid conflicting reports on a planned conjunct attack and broader Turkish expansion.
Fragmentary notice from Dublin shows proprietors announcing an offer at Partisme Market with advertisements and subscription details unclear due to damaged text. Names, dates, and precise terms are missing, but the item indicates commercial notices and solicitations in the Dublin market.
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