British and French Debates Over American Treaty and War Events
Discussion in Parliament on American Commissioners and treaty negotiations contrasts with earlier Lisle talks. Ministers defend publishing correspondence, justify actions around Washington, and recount the war’s impact on finances and Indian boundaries. Reports also cover Paris and Vienna postings, Valence events, and Elba fallout.
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Cal
Marquis
Lisle
Indian Territory
Agive
Dar
America
Chesapeake
Ames
Washington
Jay
Rogs
Hngton
Ross
Englands
Letter from Laborde on Toulouse rising and Emperors force
A formal April 7 dispatch from Laborde Lieut Gen describes the Toulouse insurrection led by the Emperor’s loyalists. He details arrests, troop movements, and the capture of Vitrolles and Damas, with Perignon’s cool reception and the flying tri color. Generals Corbineau Grouchy Piré and the Duke d Angouleme are mentioned, noting Bourbon opposition and Burgundy’s national guard response.
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Voulouse
Om Monteigneuie I
Vitrelles
Baron Vitrolles
Damas
Crux
Toulouse
Nismes
Marshal Perignon
Narbonne
Papulouse
Count de Damas
Hine
de St. Antaire
de Damas
Spain
Vitrolles
Erave
Hiat
Cassagne
Cassay
Laccer
Loulouse
Thave
Chunt DE Laborde
Paris backed Buonaparte set to wage new crisis
In a London dated April 12 1815 a traveler reports Paris nearly united against Buonaparte. National Guards are disaffected and may be disarmed, riskier for Buonaparte. Poor and working classes fear revolution and war, impacting trade and conscription across provinces.
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London
Paris
Buonaparte
Fauxbourg
St. Antoine
Benighted Buonaparte Tales and War Debates Raging
A vivid dispatch chronicles Buonaparte's faltering authority in Paris, with loyalists wavering and officers resigning. It argues Congress must declare war, danger of a military despotism looming, and muses on Allied timing and the Bourbon cause's fragile prospects amid mutiny and conscription.
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Buonafiarce
Paris
England
Austria
Buonapartists
Jacobins
Carnot
Buonaparte
Blaire
Pempereuy
Pathe
Violet
Buona
Gallus
Macdonald
Oudinot
Soult
Marmont
Berthier
Ney
Labedovere
Roger de Damas
Grénoble
France
Iti
Oriana
Minisey
Etienne
Privy” Council
Tumane
Theower
House of ‘Bourbon
Buchaparre
Bordeaux i
Grouthy
Provencals
Marseilles
Netherlands
Toulon
Souht
The Opposition Letter From a Pennsylvania Quaker
A highly respected Pennsylvania Quaker in the United States writes a favorable yet partial critique of the Opposition. The author, a correspondent to a leading Government member, provides observations intended for publication to amuse readers of the paper.
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House of Commons
United States
Pennsylvania
America
Observations on Opposition Members in Parliament House
A correspondent from Big Muddy, Maryland, writes from the Parliament House gallery detailing the Opposition in Congress. He describes their numbers, leadership by Ponsonby, and contrasts with Whitbread and Tierney, plus portraits of lesser figures and a note about meeting William Martin and dining at a chop-house.
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Tomn
Tobias Brands
Bigmuddy
Maryland
United States
Bearbinder-lane
America-square
Frrexp
Tostas
Blowing-Fly- Creek
Passamaquoddy Bay
Congress
Ponsonby
Teader
Whitbread
Pyerott
Tierney
Treland
Tara
Scotland
Parliament House
William Martin
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Sommons
Montpelier
Baty
Oppey
Genoa
Geneva
St Hontie
Marengo
Austerlitz
Nein
Valence
Duke d' Angouleme
Duuhanne
Fyoyal Volunteera
Rony
Isere
Angoulenis
Angoulenie
Tay
Seesey Downs
Berlion
Kerh
Napoleon
Vienna
Ancona
Anyons
Firvour
Aix-Ga-Chapelle
Duke de Berry
Bethune
Tancers
Ypres
Florence
Marc
Elba
Paulina
Porto
Ferrajo
Frince OF
Rexmunl, Attnister
State OF
Common Council of
Buo-naparte
Goo
Lurope
Morning Chronicle
Luonaparte
Buonaparté
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Opposition
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