Paris News Recounts Royalist Sentiment Amid Occupation
Reports from Paris in June 1815 describe white flags and cockades in St Denis and Versailles, while the tri color remains limited to monuments. The Duke of Otranto met Wellington, and Allied monarchs moved toward Paris with guarantees of independence under Louis XVIII. A La Rochelle dispatch notes pacification of La Vendee with limited troops kept for order and authority restoration.
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Paris
Moniteur
St. Denis
Versailles
Cambray
Louvre
Duke of
Otranto
Duke of Wellington
Neuill
Tormingsoo
Congress
Alice
Lord Wellington
France
Louis XVIII
Europe
Proclamation from the Commission of Government to the French
The text presents a proclamation by the Commission of Government to the French people. It defends the measures taken to protect the state and army, preserve the capital, and end bloodshed, while seeking a stable national existence amid war and faction. It notes Allied diplomacy, pacification efforts, and the creation of a constitutional framework with a hereditary peerage and a monarch. Additional reports cover parliamentary debates on army funding, liberty of opinion, and constitutional articles, with notices from Marseilles, Agen, Toulouse, and Lyons about disturbances and civil order following Buonaparte's return and the evolving government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Liberty
Europe
France
M. Manuel
Sorbier
Manuel
Henri Lacoste
M. Sarey
M. Bepoc
M. Manver
M. Jay
Wesre
Monardi
Tarrier
M. Bossett
AM. Barrene
Languedoc
Louis XIV
M.fravcercues
Balou M. Gorace
de ’Empire
M. DuMcLarp
Lcan
Marseilles
Buonaparte
Paris
Toulon
Star
TAS Dan
National Guard
Napoleon
Impey
Aing
Saint Etienne
Ning, Pal
Lyons
L Feta
Lords Debate Pillory and Poor Laws Reform
In the Lords debate the motion to digest all laws on pillory and punishment was recorded with remarks by Lord Stanhope. He urged a broad bill to consolidate penalties and the Lords approved a motion to prepare a digest while a separate Apothecaries Bill faced opposition for its provisions and prior handling.
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Lord Stanhope
East Indias
Leeds
Stanuoper
House of Commons
Alsugh
Apothecaries Company
Terrd Stanhope
Noble Earl
Duke of Orranza Message on European Tranquility
A fragmented notice features a signed message from The Duke of Orranza, urging unity and improvement of manners to end Europe’s misery and achieve lasting peace and happiness. The brief text suggests a formal address from a presidential figure.
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Europe
Declaration of Paris National Guards chiefs to Marshal Massena
The Paris Chiefs of Legions and Majors of the National Guards declare their honor to preserve the national colors and seek publicity to prevent disorders. They align with allied officers and ask the Commission of the Government to share the declaration. Paris, July 6, 1815, 10 p.m. Signed by all present.
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National Guards
Paris
Marshal _Massena
Brothers In Arms
Ministry OF War
Prince of
Lonjumeau
Etampes
Angervilles
Arlevay
Orleans
Marine
Prince Deck Mul
Thas Yg
Count Guillemlnot
Ministry OF the Interior
Interior
Monsieur le Parrett
Loire
Calrnot
A Form of Prayer and Thanksgiving for Waterloo Victory
A Sunday prayer across England and Wales asks God's blessing on the Allied Armies after the Waterloo triumph. The text pleads for mercy and peace, protection in danger, and restraint from revenge, invoking Jesus Christ as Lord and seeking enduring grace.
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England
Wales
Waterloo
Flanders
Grant
Europe
Jesus Christ
War Office Circular Grants NCOs 5s Daily Allowance
Friday War Office circular states Prince Regent approves 5s per day allowance for every regimental officer in Great Britain while marching with their regiment or detachments. The measure aims to relieve officers under marching pressure, effective from the 23rd instant, and signed by Palmerston to colonels of regiments.
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War Office
Iiter
Great Britain
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Vetter
General Lamarque
Choliet
la Vendee
Goth
Delange
Chollet
Beux-Serreés
deda-Reche Jacquelin
Uberty
Lamarque
United States
Count Bignon
Monsieur le Compte
Napoleon Buonaparte
United States of America
Mons
Chamber OF Representatives
M. Dauchy
M. Dumelard
M. Dumolard
Monsieur le President
Chamber of Peers
MM. Dumolard
M. Garreau
M. le President
Malleville
M. de Malleville
M. Boy
M. Malleville
Ce Sass
M.déla Fayette
Hagenau
Agen
Mayo
National’Guard
Toulouse
Ieee
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Newcastle Company
Morsinng Co
Arbuckle
Vaylor
Pari Oart
Palmerston
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