Arrangements at Vienna and Bank Restriction Debate
The discussion centers on Prince Regent communications to the House about European arrangements and the Bank Restriction Bill. Lords debate timing for resuming cash payments, with views from Earl of Liverpool Grenville and others on prudence, inquiry, and public service impacts amid postwar conditions.
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Earl of Liverpool
Marquis of Ruckinithan
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Tayi
Liverpool
Amethe
Bil Grenville
Eirloughit
Earl of Lauderdale
Grenville
Difficult Helstone Election Debates Led to Committee Plan
Lord Grenville presented petitions related to the Helstone Election and admitted he had not read them. Lords Liverroot proposed a committee to sit tomorrow at three to examine precedents and report on further proceedings or summoned witnesses after the recess.
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Helstone
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Lyons Rejoices As Emperor Napoleon Returns To Lyon
Report from Lyons depicts throngs cheering Napoleon's return from Grenoble. Citizens greet the Emperor with cries of Vive lEmpereur as regiments march and bridges are secured, while officials pledge loyalty and present proclamations. Article notes garrison reinforcements and plans for further imperial reviews and favors for the city.
Soldiers Speak to French Army in Defiant Imperial Rhetoric
Fragmentary speech hurled at enemies of Napoleon era, praising past battles at Essling Wagram Austerlitz and other campaigns. The general laments foreign control while urging soldiers to rally under the tricolor and defend France’s glory against purported conspirators.
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Paris Papers on 8 ge Baris Braver 16 The King's Army
The text depicts Parisian factions forming to defend the kingly cause. Buonaparte is said to scatter forces and publish proclamations while claiming royal support. It contrasts royal loyalty with Napoleon’s alleged deceit and argues for France’s liberty under the August Monarch.
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Pak
Paris
France
Europe
King’s plea to French Army in wartime proclamation
A fragment of the king’s manuscript urges officers and soldiers to remain loyal to France. He warns of civil war and foreign invasion if loyalty falters, calling for unity under royal standards and promising rewards for faithful service.
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Souis
Buonaparte Advances Through Auxerre to Melun Defense
Paris reports Buonaparte's army moving with dwindling numbers as he reaches Auxerre with about six thousand troops, likely to press toward Melun with heavy fortifications. Government plans to extend the advance, assembling 28,000 troops at Melun with volunteers and guard battalions arriving from departments.
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