France Calls for Liberal Constitution and Free Press
The proclamation argues for a new constitution to grant liberty to publish opinions while curbing abuses by law. It asserts France will reject despotism and anarchy, demand equality of rights, abolition of privileges, political and individual freedom, and liberty of worship. The piece notes passports for the Prince and disputes reports of the Prince of Warram heading to Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragusa
Justifie
Sde
Prince of
Vienna
Bum
France
Prince of Warram
Foud
The Parig Papers on Murat and European War News
Reports from Vienna and Paris discuss Murat's Italian campaign, Austrian responses, and French press censorship. Neapolitan advances toward Florence are noted with caution about strategic risks. Contending dispatches from Hamburg, Berlin, and Lombardy outline troop movements and political shifts across Europe.
Paris Pa outlines new constitution and imperial power
The Paris edition reports a new constitutional framework with the Emperor retaining legislative power alongside chambers. The Chamber of Peers is hereditary, the House of Representatives has 629 elected members, and ministers are responsible. It notes elections, taxes, and rights, plus a projected delay in details amid unrest and reports of an Austrian general killed and a possible move by the Bourbons against the imperial dynasty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viena
Berlin
Austria
Bavaria
Saltzburg
Lnverthief
Acs
Banclay Pe Totty
Breslau
Empire
Mura
Sicily
Calabria
Naples
Senate of
Hamburgh
France
San DI Ney
Murat
Frankfort
Brussels
Vienna
Lombardy
Lago’ Maggi
Ticino
Valteline
Chisvenia
Borneo
Tris
Milan
Venice
Order of the Iron Crown
Fienna Gazette
Italy
Paris
Tanano
Tete-Du-Pont
Algne
Ireland
Windsor
Atary
Duke of York
Courvorsten
Wirrensene
Land- Wehr
Oneans
Mr. Pocock
Swickenham
Star and Garter
Richmond
Twickenham
Buona Panre
Victor Vos Arentscinld
Prince ReGen
Earl Baruunst
Jenkinson
Marines
Bion
Napoleon
Achilles
Flector
Theatre Francais
Hector
Troy
Moscow
Doni
Doni, Ayre
Newgate
Royal Exchange
Beigi
India
South Seas
Admiralty
Otaheitan Islands
John Adams
Christian
Adams
Bray
Tritto
Altona
Manchester
Aberystwith
Edinburgh
Norwich
Reading
Eailanae
House of Representatives
Mornay Exchange
Mornine
Jand
Napal Intelligence from the Napoleonic War Front
Reports from Ramscote and Portsmouth on April 23 detail transports sent north with women and children after restrictions by the Duke of Wellington, ships leaving for Ostend and Pitmouth, and arrivals including the Achar frigate Admiral Martin. Losses include copper ore ship Friends Goodwill and a drowning incident. several transports released from quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramscote
Bridge
Lord Liverpool
Duke of Wellington
Maskell Blucher
Ostend
Brock
General Hill
Flanders
Achar
Admiral Martin
Scheldt
Agar
Pitmouth
Tartaris
Acteon
Downs
Papstow
Ann
Quirantine
P. S
Findlay
Sarris
Cape of
Hope
Theneed
Thetis
Gottenarg
Hambro
Alfiance
Gottenburgh
Newmarket Spring Meeting Racing and Lottery Notices
The notice lists horse names and bets for Newmarket’s 1815 Spring Meeting races including Tatishh, Pericles, Nadejda, and Vigria with various weights and betting conditions. It also mentions Lord Byron’s poetry and Hebrew Melodies, a Golden Lottery promotion by Eyton’s, and market notes from London including wheat, barley, oats, and flour prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Watson
Pericles
Lord Yeley
H. Merryfield
Craven
Nadejda
Udny
Alexander the Great
TY. C
H. Ft
Lord Rous
C. Ec
Mr. Lake
B.cs Castanet
Tigris
Hallett
Joanna Southcote
Blancwery
Gobanna
H. Tt
G. AL. Cavendish
Boutheir
Mr. Wilson
Lord Foley
Charlotte
Lord Byron
Braham
Nathan
Holy Land
Eyton’s
Coventry-street
Poland
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Courier
Maurier
BuonAvants
Sreitelianes
Carnor
Puyraveau
Treigia
Brune
Morar
Vienna Gazette
Munat
Tealy
Rimini
Florence
Parma
Tralians
Marshal
Bologna
Modena
Nucext
Groveny
Marseilles
Ervour
Aix
Buonaparte
Morning Chronicle
Journal de Paris
Man- Mont
Buonsvarre
Soissons
Soawe
Lucres Buonavarte
Windsor Park
É&C
Napal Intelligence
London
Te Apsiryny
Strand
J. 1
Wanpuass
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