Armistice and European diplomacy in the 1815 period
The article reports on the Armistice reaching July 20, 1815 and negotiations involving Austria Russia Prussia and Sweden. It notes positions on Naples Normandy and the Rhine while detailing Russian troop movements and naval actions. It discusses debates in Parliament over the Swedish treaty and Guadaloupe cession with references to Castlereagh Liverpool and other ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Breslau
Austria
Prague
Rhine
Rieste
Fiume
Ania
E Alfes
Nartzenburgh
Italy
Tornaute
Liverroon
Castreveagu
Guadaloupe
Morning Chronicle
Lord Cistierneaen
Lord Livearoon
Sweden
Castéeneacn
England
France
Lord Casternerou
Lord Liverpool
Norway
Kingdom of
Niewsy
Casteengacy
Caynina
Debates and Movements Across Nations and Navies
Reports from the House show PMs and ministers split on a key division while audiences at Carlton House receive dispatches from Lord C— and Sir Chances Stewart. Military movements include the 2d Battalion of the 91st Regiment ordered to service and ships from Madeira and Cadiz convoyed to the Rivers. A Royal Navy convoy, the Sabrina, reaches Portsmouth with ten sail of transports as General Lowe and staff return to England with patrols and dragoons. An extract from the Mediterranean describes storms, a mission to Mahon, and a tragically exhausted launch crew seeking aid near the Confounder. Local crime notes record Mesling's arrest for Norwich Mail robberies and the recovery of valuables on Thetford common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Chancerron
Count Mussten
Carlton House
Vicx
Snir
Downing-street
Lord Catacart
Chances Stewart
Foreign Office
St. Petersburgh
91St Regiment
Madame de Srace
London
Madame Moneau
Gen. Moneau
East India House
Madeira
Stirling Castle
Meffitte
Union
Youneauspawn
Batavia
Lettenham
Court of King’s Bench
Triestas A. Purevs
the News
His
Havock
Moors
Hue
Elsinear
Sabrina
Anexwaper
Raicwarp MaAckeyszig
Portsmouth
Lisbon
Baron Lowe
Sirtann
Engtend
Lord Wetrixeton
Virterre
Sulananes
Burgos
Wreitiscrox
Gibraltar
Cadiz
Meditereranlan
Mahon
Teulon
Scipion
Mesling
Norwich
Thetford
Castle Bitl
Ranelagh
Dianies” Bourns
White-Church
County Dublin
Royal College of Surgeons
The Drooks Bravons Enter Politics and Sheep-Shearing
A fragmented item notes The Drooks Bravons turning from dinners of sheep-shearing to politics. It hints at pious Grace hoping he becomes a shepherd of the poor and speaks in archaic phrasing about moral duty and public life.
Naval Intelligence from Pixstourn June 19 1820
Reports capture of the American brig Li from Portland bound to Bordeaux with cargo on the 4th and the brig Tickler from Bordeaux with wine and arms on the 6th. Mentions convoys, arrivals at various ports, losses, ship refits, and naval appointments across England and its seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pixstourn
Magicienite
Portland
Bourdeaux
C.s
Tickler
Chantel
Downs
Shields
London
Dear
His
Chatham
Flushing
Elgin
Portsmouth
His Majesty
Dlbion
Matia
Fire at Portsmouth pitch house causes minor damage
A Friday evening fire at the Dock Yard pitch house in Portsmouth began from intense heat under a cauldron of pitch and was rapidly subdued with only minor loss to external vessels. The report also notes physician and dental experiments on substitutive teeth and contains a long market price listing including Wheat Barley Oats and other grains and meats from Smithfield Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Geonge-scence
Old Burd-street
Wbs
Poland
Smithfield Market
Sastaav
Renventenageege
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meligolad
Dimnium Ag
Otater
Heligolan
Ligoland
Hameir
Turday
Creatia
Ter
Tarea
Salamanca
Valladolid
Row
Thie
Rand
Waver Geers
Douro
Segovia, &c
Salamafica
Wentinday
Possover
Cansineo
THE
Drooks
NAVAL
Hope
Racoon
Rio Janeiro
Shannon
Peggy
Dencas
Greegock
Nelly
Montresor
Hammond
Cape
P. Ratnier
Weohinch
Wm. Stopford
Sheets Mass
Proby
Porsmouth
Ozilvy
J.C. Perches
Monteeea
Spencer
D. Rice
Ussir
W. Henderson
Deptford
J. L. Peake
Rosario
Elenderson
Maitland
Goliath
C. Geen
Sheerness
W. Truss
Salvador del Mando
Plymouth
J. Sanders
R. Parkis
Woolwich
Ales
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