Debated subsidies and taxation in parliament discussions
Debates on subsidiary treaties and funding limits. Lord Castlereagh and Mr Ponsnby clash over whether ministers can pledge subsidies without Parliament. Discussion covers royal parks funding, messenger costs, mint expenses, and a proposed Ireland property tax to balance empire revenue with Ireland's share.
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Ponson
Clanzarty
Lord Clancarty
Ponsonby
Forita
Lord Castlereagh
Crown
Ford Castlereagh
Wade
James Mackintosh
Arbufhnot
Royal Park
Warpereap
Yarmouth
Tyeespy
Hiowa
Duke of Bedford
Lord “Somer
Mr. Coke
Sven
Nasor Forest
Erney
Koay
Gracios
Bicknell
Nash
Duke of
Wap
J. Simeon
Arekis
Husuj
Gouildburn
Tierney
Deanett
St Londeetrhe
Gareth
Sir Char
Les Merrick Burrell
VIE Mint
Banks
Wellesley Pole
Bankaes
Ireland
Bankes
Great Britain
Tfe
Ieland
Great’ Britain
England
Archduke Charles Visits Theatre Amid War News Highlights
Dispatches from Brussels Frankfort and Vienna report Archduke Charles arriving this afternoon and being warmly received at the theatre. Other items note Austrian troops leaving Buona parte for Ypres, Murat breaking the January 1814 truce, and Russian columns marching toward Bohemia with proclamations from Emperor Francis I.
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Frankfort
Archduke Charles
Napoleonic Proclamation Urges Italian Independence
The Universal Gazette of Augsburg quotes a Napoleonic proclamation calling for Italian independence from foreign rule. It appeals to Tralians to expel outsiders, unite under a national government, and defend liberty, citing Milan, Bologna, Turin, Venice, and other cities. The note mentions Napoleon, Ney, and officials, and reports merchants abroad keeping trade open with England assurances.
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Naples
Italy
England
Tralians
Milan
Bologna
Turin
Venice
Trescia
Modena
Reggio
Traly
Joacntat Napoleon
Creation of the Crown of Lombardy and Venice Proclaimed
The provinces of Veltelin Chiavenna and Bormio are united with Austrian dominions and made a kingdom titled Lombardy and Venice. The crown and orders remain, the kingdom governed by a viceroy, with two governments centered in Milan and Venice.
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Veltelin
Chiavenna
Bormio
Lombardy
Venice
Lran
Milan
Italian Campaign Bulletin from Vienna to Mantua
A courier reports Baron Friars reaches Vienna on the 14th with news that King Joachim moves toward Modena. Ahad aims at Ferrara but is repulsed by General Von Lauer as Italian forces suffer light losses in earlier Tanaro action. English General Lord W Bentinck meets the Chief. Austrian HQ shifts to Casteluccio near Mantua. Neapolitan army fields 33,000, with northern fortresses well garrisoned. Tuscan troops align with Austria.
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Milan
Bentinck
Frimont
Murat
Austria
England
Baron Friars
Italy
Win
Vienna
Joachim
Modena
Ahad
Ferrara
von Lauer
Lord W. Bentinck
Maantud
Casteluccio
Mantua
Grand Duke of
Tuscany
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Barret
Huskisson
Iréland
Davies Giddy
Vesey Fitzgerald
Johin Newport
Peele
W. Fitzgerald
H. Montgomery
Grattan
Brussels
Ghent
Buonaparte
Ypres
Bayreuth
Bohemia
Waldmarichen
Francis the First
Hungary
Veonice
Gallicia
Lodomiria
Vicino
Paris
Universal Gazette of
Augsburg
Rimini
Mancu
Alps
Strait of Scylla
Thaly
Marshal Ney
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