Ireland and Scotland Bills and Slave Trade Debate
The House debated regulatory measures in Scotland with Hawkers and Pedlars Licences Bills and considered a printing of the Scotch Hawkers Bill. A motion to strengthen abolition of the slave trade received leave to bring in a bill. Aliens regulation and foreign affairs topics were discussed, with warnings about espionage and powers in peace time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipley Abdington
Royal Commission
Fornier
Scot-land
Enekind
Scotland
Bartiam
Castlereagh
Europe
Spain
Portugal
Serjeant Onslow
le Mi A. Browne
Rnsing
Pans
Shires
Wilberporche
Pancras
Bathurst
France
Whitbread
de Berenger
Corea
Hlouse
F Foreign Affairs
Home Department
Debate on Alien Bill Timing Before War Declares
Lords discussed delaying the Alien Bill until war appeared likely. Castlereagh argued for weighing risks and benefits. Hamilton opposed in peacetime. The Alien Bill was introduced as a cautious measure, with war seen as likely by 1793. Mr Bathurst presented the bill for first reading and order for second reading Friday. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Castlereagh
A. Hamilton
Castlereagh
Whitbread
Sturges Bourne
Bathuirst
Memoirs on Restoration Era Politics and Senate Power
Paris reports reveal papers in M de Blacas closets claiming Montesquieu authored notes for Louis XVIII. The memos discuss a royal edict, a twofold plan to restore monarchy, and curtail the Senate while seeking a credible constitution. Abbe Montesquieu criticizes the Senate and notes Taleyrand and Soult’s roles in royal strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. de Blacas
Abbe Montesquieu
Talleyrand
Senate
Iming
France
Navarre
Caulaincourt
Russia
de Schwartzemberg
Desoles
M. Laharp
Soult
Note from Naples Plenipotentiaries to Castlereagh 1815
Vienna February 11 1815 The Naples plenipotentiaries urge a prompt definitive peace treaty with Great Britain referencing the Troyes convention the alliance of January 11 1814 and the Chaumont Dijon campaigns They appeal to Lord Castlereagh as principal secretary of state to ensure English fidelity and support for Naples Sicily indemnity arrangements and political recognition The note is signed by the Duke de Compocontaro and the Prince de Canaty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Lord Castlereagh
Vienna
King of
Viscount Castlereagh
Great Britain
Castlereagh
England
Caglereagh
Troyes
Sicily
Austria
Russia
Prussia
Chaumont
Dijon
Talleyrand's Value Despite Fluctuating Character
A historical quote discusses M. Talleyrand as unreliable and indolent yet indispensable due to his party influence and the respect he earns from sovereigns and ministers, noting that his conduct appears flat but has broader administrative impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Talleyrand
Writ ten Instructions of M Dayot for Louis XVIII
Dover 24 April 1834 documents reveal M Dayot acting for Prince Talleyrand to privately convey sentiments to Louis XVIII before his London departure. It outlines Talleyrand’s view on constitutional acceptance and the foreign relations role, with claims to skill in Europe cabinet diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Dayot
Prince ‘Salleyrand
Louis XVIII
London
Dover
Dayot
M. de Talleyrand
Senate
M. Talleyrand
Europe
Proclamation by Monsieur Lavier Against Napoleonic Orders
A 1815 proclamation from Bordeaux dated March 8 protests arrests and dissolutions by Napoleon Bonaparte. It asserts rights of proprietors and families to exemptions from taxation and conscription and urges individuals to uphold liberty and national allegiance. The document is signed LAMEER and notes deposit with records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsieur Lavier
House of Répresentatives
Trince
Napoleon Buonaparte
Lameer
Bordeaux
Augustan Review to be published May by Law and Whittaker
The Augustan Review will be issued May 1 by Law and Whittaker. It promises a miscellaneous format with book analyses and author merits, plus a General View of Public Affairs, and a register of inventions discoveries and improvements in arts and sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustan Review
Monthly Journal of Literature, &c
Law and Wuit‘taker
Controversy Over the Treaty of Fontainbleau and Buonaparte
A historical critique argues that the Treaty of Fontainbleau did not bind Buonaparte to Elba and that the Allies bore blame for mismanaging his exit. It contends that his reentry to France was not a breach of the treaty and warns against political rhetoric that treats him as perpetual prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abir
Excessit
Evasit
Erupit
Chenro
Buonaparte
Lye
Jtg Geta
Sancho Panza
Ape
Shigy
Marquis Wellesley
Napoleon Buonaparee Alinam
Uch
Elba
Fontainbleau
France
Lord Liverpool
Fountainbleau
Bronaparte
England
Ausra
Bonaparte
Foebleau
Legho
Algiers
Mir
Whitbread
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Brussels
Maria Louisa
Parma
Schoenbrun
Saxony
Lorperial Palace
Rome
Italy
Prague
Journal de Frankfort
Maria Lovisa
Napoleon
Bavaria
Journal de la Belzique
Cologne
Berlin
Dresden
von Dobschutz
Alvemeine Zeitung
Brankfort
Prince Nauschkin
State Papers
Duke de Compocntaro
Fontained Fag
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