Paris Sees Proclamation Amid News of Polish and French Shifts
Foreign dispatches from the Fingal recount Marshal Kiuke and Count de Lille movements in Paris and Lille, noting public calm and imperial symbols. Proclamations from Paris on March 19 suspend the House of Lords and Commons sessions, appoint provisional leaders, and call for a new 1815 session, with assembly sites to be designated.
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Fingal
Mercantilé Advertiser
Paris Pspers
Mercantile Advertiser
Paris
Kiuke
Treviso
Count de Lille
Chichot
Lille
France
Menins
Marshal Duke of Traviso
Valencia
Maupurge
Avesne
Landrécits
Count Coffault
la Vendee
Duke of Bourbon
Loire
Point-de-Ce
England
Nantz
cis-Consols
Bank of France
Vienna
Congress
London
Duke of Wellington
Mnacer
Thither
Ireland
Low Countries
Giory
Outhers
Wiington
House of Lords
House of Commons
Alli
Ambry
Capture of the United States ship President by British squadron
London reports the capture of the U S ship President off Sandy Hook on a Saturday night after a long chase. Commodore Decatur commanded the President. the British force included Majestick Tenedos Endymion and Pomone under Admiral Hayes and Captain Hopcam. Endymion bore the heaviest fighting, with Captain Hope’s crew securing the prize after a two and a half hour action.
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New
London
United Sates
President
Majéstick
Hays
Tenedos
Hyde Parker
Endymion
Hope
Pumone
Lumley
Vlad
New York
Haye S
Com
Decatur
Hayes
Hopcam
Pomene
Gaia
Majestick
Thin
J. Long
Sandy Hook
U. States
Staten Island
Parker
Ward
Shipton
Hupe
General Wilkinson Defence Excerpts At Trial
The defence argues ministers and generals clash is a normal consequence of failed expeditions. It claims public trials profit from controversy and a minister may attack a general to protect his own reputation. The speaker denounces sensational colouring and asserts truth will prove his credibility.
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Wilkinson
Armstrong
Proclamation by Louis of France to Peers and Deputies
The text presents a royal proclamation by Louis, King of France and Navarre, addressed to faithful peers and deputies of the realm. It invokes divine Providence as the reason for the king's return to the throne and declares allegiance to the ancient lineage and authority.
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NY Evening Post
Louis
God
France
Navarre
Divine Providence
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