14 Sep 1793
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 14, 1793
Page
1
Limited readable text shows references to Lordon and associates amid a municipal fabrication matter. The fragment hints at a local figure involved in a dispute or inquiry, with no clear dates or outcomes available in the surviving lines.
Reading shows a scrambled passage with references to Germany and actions, mentioning names and events in a disjointed way. Much of the text is garbled, offering no clear narrative, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
The readable text reads as a hastily scrawled war era report. It mentions French forces, rivers, cantons, and movements near Lauterbourg and Ha. The fragment references defenders, orders, and imminent actions along the Danube area and border regions.
The readable text is insufficient to identify people places dates events or organizations. The fragment lacks coherent facts to form a proper summary or headline.
Fragmentary diary notes describe Swiss, Austrian, and French troops clashing along the Mont Cenis and Tarentaise routes. The account mentions Me de Loches and Milanese militia aiding, with French forces repelling assaults on St. Maurice and Salanches, and reports of reinforcements and retreats amid Alpine movements.
The text describes French forces retreating from Savoy and Piedmont toward Geneva as Austrian and coalition troops advance. It notes Parisian authorities and local leaders, the burning of Liberty symbols, skirmishes near Chambéry and Maurienne, and French efforts to entrench and regroup along Lake Geneva. Mentioned are General May, General Seker dorf, and reinforcements moving through Luxembourg toward the frontiers with Prussia and the Netherlands.
In Touenay the General Beaulieu has gathered a force described as benifacee men. The army size is stated as 0,009 men and 0.3990, indicating a disputed or garbled count in the source. Further confirmation needed.
News from London notes Lord Grenville delivering intelligence on British encampments near Dunkirk and enemy outposts. Letters from Elfiseur describe English covert plans involving Dutch convoy movements and a fleet bound for Chatham. Jamaica imports include hops, sugar, rum as several 74-gun ships prepare for action near Chatham and Plymouth. Other ships, including Levant squadron, head home under Sir John in convoy.
Fragmented OCR describes Maj Hid Otend and a Dunkirk evacuation context. References to ships, regiments, and a Major Mae suggest reorganization into flank companies of the 8th 9th and 3d regiments under Major Mae. It notes a Wednesday morning date in Sept and upcoming unit joins.
Fragmented readable text hints at a local event note or notice with scattered terms and figures. The legible names and numbers are insufficient to determine a clear subject, date, or organizer.
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