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Foreign News December 6, 1819

Daily National Intelligencer

Washington, District Of Columbia

What is this article about?

Letter from Madrid reports ongoing discord among Spanish ministers, potential short tenure for Duke San Fernando, focus on new Queen's entrance and royal marriage on October 21st, downplaying American affairs.

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Extract of a letter from Madrid, of the 15th Oct. forwarded to the editor of the Norfolk Herald.

"The Spaniards are not to be driven out of their own way of doing things, and so long as our government content themselves with words, in whatever language they may be couched, we shall never make any thing of them.

The same discord prevails in the councils of Spain, amongst the present ministers, as before the Duke San Fernando's appointment, and some think already that the Duke won't retain his situation many days longer.

Nothing is talked of here but the entrance of the new Queen, and the royal marriage which is to be celebrated the 21st. The affairs of America can never be compared with the possession of a ribbon or a star,—and we shall probably hear no more about the matter til we are again roused either by despatches or something more effective from Washington."

What sub-type of article is it?

Court News Political

What keywords are associated?

Madrid Letter Spanish Discord Duke San Fernando Royal Marriage New Queen Entrance America Affairs

What entities or persons were involved?

Duke San Fernando

Where did it happen?

Madrid

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Madrid

Event Date

15th Oct.

Key Persons

Duke San Fernando

Outcome

discord prevails in councils; duke san fernando may not retain position long; royal marriage to be celebrated 21st

Event Details

Spaniards resist change; government uses words ineffectively; discord among ministers persists; focus on new Queen's entrance and royal marriage; American affairs dismissed in favor of court matters

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