Treaty provisions outline alliance and future accessions
The document details reciprocal accreditation of generals and officers, signals for correspondence with governments about military events, and a call to invite all European powers to accede. It emphasizes aiding France against Buonaparte and states ratifications to occur within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
Buonaparte
House of Lords
Genoa
Saxony
Naples
Earl of Livervoor
Buona
Rana
Fontainbleaus
Frances
Fontainbleau
Buoyaparti
Elba
Paris
Paris News claims Murat defeats Austrians and Leghorn seizure
The Courier reports Paris papers recount Murat’s victories at Modena and capture of Leghorn, with General Stepiant killed. but no official confirmation yet. It notes Fu nd movements, government reshuffles, and Allied plans amid Italy and France campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Murat
Modena
Stepiant
Leghorn
France
Italy
Germany
Thos
Lucius Bnoxaparte
Carsor
Davoust
Merri
Douai
Panis
Thuilleries
Elysée Palace
M. Bexsamin Constant
Austria
Hungary
Milan
Naples
Grouchy
Avignon
Sinc
Marseilles
Orgron
Aix
Sam
Prince ‘of
Essuz
Napes
Sodéna
Sreetant
Genoa
Garovensi
vigsNa
BeRrTiier
Nanies
Metz
Vietenna
Uséia
Rhine
Prussia
Low Countries
England
Holland
Hanover
Leese
Royal visit lands at Plymouth with nineteenth century escort
The report describes a Royal return aboard Manderer from Bilboa landing at Plymouth amid 91 gun salute and crowd. Her Highness travels to London after brief stays at Passages, Exeter, and Salisbury, with a large suite including Madame la Duchesse de Leveret and other titled attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Angoulene
Plymouth
Exeter
Salisbury
London
Manderer
Bilboa
Royal
Madame la Duchesse de Leveret
d’Honnneur
Madame la Csse
de Damas-Graz
Dame Difiomieur
Madame la Case
de Choisy
Troops Embark Bound for Ostend Under Fair Winds
Wind-bound vessels after five days set sail for Ostend as the 7th Hussars and 18th Hussars embark in separate passage ships. Lieutenant Colonel Kerrison leads the A division of the 7th Hussars and Captains Kennedy and Ellis command the 18th Hussars destined for service on the Continent. The transports depart with troops in high spirits despite contrary winds. The 18th Hussars, largely Irish, express eagerness to meet Imperial allies across the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
Yorx
Kuyr
Gocever
Calversunry
King’s Bench
Common Pleas
Ireland
Lawrence
R.A
Knjbeet
N.campaet
Elbay
R. Stracway
Order of the Bath
Mayon
Bajsro
America
Vallahan
Earl of Axeripas
Ramsgate
Flanders
Duke of Wellington
1St
Qd-Life Guards
Royal Horse Guards
Gibraltar
Genen Miranpa,aw
Tribanga
Cadiz
7Th Hussars
Ostend
18Th Hussars
Canterbury
Ship Inn
E. Kertison
Verner
Wildman
Gordon
Greatefl
Huesays
Lloyd, Kennedy
Ellis
Hussars
Kerrison
Uader
Kennedy
Naval Intelligence and Local Robbery Report
RamsGate reports two transports sailing for Ostend and troop movements aboard Royal Waggonae and Royal Horse Drivers. A Portsmouth newspaper item notes a Bank of King Farid note theft of 180 currency. reward offered. Cory-Excnance lists wheat, oats, tea prices and trade activity amid heavy wheat demand and varied imports and exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RamsGate
Ostend
Pardow
Royal Horse Drivers
Portsmouth
Rhian
Falmouth
Bank of Kingfarid
Cory
Holland
Batley
Poland
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Vienna
Rasu Mow
SKY
Count Nesselrode
Prinze Metterni H
Baron Wessenberg
Prince Hardenberg
Baron Uumbolet
Weeling
TON
India
the Courier
Majesty
Prince of Wrede
Wirtemberg
Baden
Tresse Darmstade
Russia
Caucasus
Frankfort
Schwartzenber
MM. Mantens
Austrian Foreign Department
Peice
Napoleon
Fienna
Bohemia
Egra
Straubing
Moelk
Prussidas
Lower Danube
Inverthiel
Strasburgh
Mentz
Manheim
Visenna
Montrevus
Congress of Allied Powers
Rug
Valenciennes
Charleroi
Brussels
Jth
Hfe
Hill
Prince Frederick of Orange
Nivelles
Namur
Blucher
Wirtemburghers, &c
Switzerland
Negent
Liverpool
Earl of Harrowby
Wellesley-Pale
Duke’ of Wellington
Great Britain
Chaumont
Lis
Spain
Portugal
Dover, Apm
Naval Intelligence
Aeswyny
Strand
JP. Wanless
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