17 Sep 1793
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 17, 1793
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reveals a list of military and state notices from September 1793. Names such as Lee Ree Ree and references to aides, generals, and marshall appear amid garbled phrases, with unclear roles and locations, suggesting a partial government or military record section.
An ill legible excerpt mentions royal figures, offices, and a duke in discussing duties, offices, and honors. It references Queen or Prince and a field, with garbled names and fragments implying courtly matters and ceremonies.
The readable fragments describe a chaotic scene with figures like Highnote and Prince involved in a tense confrontation. Vague references to a retreat and immediate attachment of pieces imply disruption during an evening event. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Readable elements show scattered phrases and garbled names including mentions of Vienna and Naples. The passage references persons and league involvement but lacks coherent events or dates to define a clear news item.
The text presents scattered references to German officials, armies, and plans including names like Prince of Saxe Coburg and General Besubar. It mentions the recapture of positions, headquarters at Mannheim, and a large florin amount, with torn phrases about devs and sovereignty.
Fragments describe shifts involving the Gorbined Ais in Europe with French forces at issue. Mentions Lath Mint, Hlth CHUN Weflonire, Lokeren, and questions about inhabitants and actions.
An excerpted dispatch recounts the siege actions around Marseilles as revolutionary forces clash with Royalist alignments. The letter cites French republican command, heavy artillery positions, and calls for liberty with mentions of Toulon and national symbols. The tone rails at counterrevolution while urging unity and readiness for renewed reinforcement.
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