27 Nov 1792
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 27, 1792
Page
1
Soon afterwards his Excellency delivered to the States General a decoration from the British Majesty. The States General returned an immediate answer. Copies of the papers are subjoined. Yesterday morning air from Landon ar-
The British ambassador transmits King’s orders to the States General of the United Provinces declaring that Britain does not intend to invade or interfere with the Republic’s internal affairs. It asserts confidence that current tensions will not lead to hostile actions and emphasizes continued friendship and alliance. Dated Hague November 16, 1792.
A garbled portion discusses imperial promises and parliamentary concerns. It mentions a royal declaration, aims to reassure the provinces, and asserts ongoing measures toward union stability. It names ministers and high authorities in a historical, ceremonial tone.
Fragmentary dispatch from France dated November 17. General Custin t in reports to the Convention via a minister about military plans and the possibility of a decisive engagement to hinder the enemy. He states he will act to conceal his movements and awaits further developments as Prussians approach.
A report recounts General Curtinet's critique of General Kellerman’s delays and cantonment strategy. He describes marching forces toward Mainz and Limbourg, assembling 9000 troops, and coordinating with French commanders to overwhelm Austrian groups. The piece notes dispatches, preparations, and the War Committee’s handling of observations from the Army of the South.
Fragmented notes describe an 19th century discussion on restricting citizens born abroad and forcing return to their country within months. The text references servants, creditors, and a stalled treibard proposal with debates on exceptions for loyalists and punishment for duties.
Fragmented OCR reflects a historic partition treaty text naming Louis XIV, the Emperor, and terms involving Austrian Netherlands Lorraine and Savoy domains. Mentions Helvetic realms, Tyrol, and Alps regions with reference to broader European territorial exchanges and sovereignty honours.
FragmentaryOCR text includes names and places like Kaminieck Pada Sh bardete and Masi tity the Buvipetor Giait. Mentions a king facing a Saxon ascent and a bishop Wey. The garbled record hints at a royal reception and throne succession details.
Account of a voyage by sea detailing the journey to Teneriffe with health reports and personnel notes. Includes movements of Loyd Magar and Sir George Staantin amidst rough weather and a rain torrent, plus a London fragment about a Jacobin Club arrest and a Tolbooth confinement.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss political tension in Europe, referencing Poland and Brabent Flanders, opposition to French liberty, and threats to flee to a country that cannot provide bread. Mentions religious and political factions, the Roman Pontiff, and fears of famine amid rising agitation.
A partial report describes a Dasgaten Narces performance with changes in seating and music arranging. The text mentions the manager Mrs. Altes and a focus on audience numbers and reception at the venue. The fragment hints at performer reaction and possible difficulty but remains non-specific about outcomes.
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