Petition and Tokens Bill Debate in December 1811 Commons
The House debated the French petition for relief amid extended suffering. Topics included the Local Tokens bill extending circulation, and the Exchequer’s Property Tax and revenue reports. A long discussion followed on arrears, malt duties, and the consolidated fund, ending with adjournment.
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East India Company
Creevy
Consolidated Fund
Excise
Arrival of Marquis of Torres Vedras in Lisbon
Portuguese papers describe the Marquis of Torres Vedras arriving in Lisbon on the 16th after processing through triumphal arches at Elvas and along the road, greeted by Portuguese and English generals and the combined forces, with ships firing salvos to announce the event.
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Lisbon
Torres Vedras
Elvas
Lagos
Castle of
St. George
Wellington's Lisbon Triumph Amid Royal Splendor and Pageantry
Wellington was feted in Lisbon with grand processions and palace receptions. Crowds shouted as he rode, illuminations lit the city, and a royal banquet at the Palace of Government celebrated his victory. The San Carlos Theatre spectacle honored the Great Lord with scenes, verses, and tributes to his campaigns.
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Lisbon
Junot
Magsena
Palace of Government
Royal ‘Theatre of
San Carlos
Gemi
Lord Wellington
Elysian Fields
Camoens
Wellington
Genii
Rolea
Vianiera
Porto
Talavera
Ciudad Rodrigo
Badajoz
Arapiles
Campens
Marquez de Borba
Marquez de Qthao
Don Miguel Pereira Forjaz Coutinho
Alexdore José Pereira Castello
Count of
Franceso
Stopford
Redbow
Peacock
Leith
Slade
Fermor
Robinson
Brooke
Inglis
Blunt
Admiral Martin
Napoleonic War Dispatches From Paris on January 26
Paris reports the King of Naples resigns command to the Viceroy amid a shifting front. Allied and French forces concentrate around Elbing, Posen, Dantzic, Graudentz, and Warsaw areas with varied troop movements, garrisons, and recent engagements described as minor.
Military Dispatches Reveal Contingents Mobilizing Across Europe
Moniteur reports reorganizations under the King of Prussia and Austro-Russian alignments. Troop movements include Lauriston heading to Magdeburg, Souham toward the Rhine, and Bertrand to Verona. Danubian defenses tighten as Dantzic is fortified. public claims of battles are dismissed as false.
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Prussia
Siettin
Colberg
Lauriston
Pari
Magdeburg
Souham
Rhine
Frankfort
Bertrand
Italy
Verona
Wilanite
Posen
Elchingen
Saxony
Glogau
Austria
Galicia
Vienna
Paris
Denmark
England
Russia
Sweden
Dantzic
Rapp
Tarentum
Germany
France
Petersburg
Moniteur
Letter from Naroteon on Russian reports of Moscow march
Prince Eugene Napoleon viceroy of Italy rejects St Petersburgh Gazettes version of events in November and December. He claims Platoff attacked weakly, no artillery captured, horses lost to cold, and insists his corps remained intact near Moscow. The letter asserts Russian reports are false and criticizes inaccurate Russia interpretation.
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Prince Eugene Napoleon
Italy
Marienwerder
Jan
St. Petersburgh
D’armee
Nevander
Platoff
Moscow
Euacent Naroteon
Letter from the Marshal Prince of Eckmuhl to the Major General
Thorn January 8. The marshal rebukes Petersburgh for claiming the army’s destruction at Moscow and asserts a stubborn retreat toward the Beresina. He notes extreme cold, losses of horses and artillery, and that the king pressed on, leaving his corps to follow amid enemy blocks near Krasnoy.
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Marshal Prince OF
Thorn
Petersburgh
Corps D’armee
Austerlitz
Moskwa
England
Moscow
Maloyaroslavetz
Volhydia
Beresina
Smolensk
Krasnoy
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