Subscription notices and public securities appeal 1815
The London subscription request appeals for rapid remittance of funds from England and Wales for investment in public securities with interest. It lists collected sums from parish entities and directs communications to Francis Freeling at the Post Office, London. Includes notices for household ledgers and cookery receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Tavern
England
Wales
United Kingdom
Ockbrook
Derbyshire
Samuel Hey
Pitto
Alvaston
Bousall
H.T. Maddock
Messrs. Jlankey and Co
Grenada
Holmfirth
Huddersfield
N. D. Floud
K. B
Waterioo
London
Francis Freeling, Esq
C. de
J. BP. Wellford
Crapewells
F Buttwell
French Papers Highlight November Debates in Chambers
Paris reports detail Cham ber of Peers adopting reform plans for the Chamber of Accounts by 106 to 35, and suppression aims for sedition cries. Deputies discuss tribunals reform and a motion to suspend existing judges for a year. Count Lanjuinais faces scrutiny over loyalty to dissolved assemblies amid new elections. Police actions close venues to curb disturbances, while military and political figures shift roles and duties across France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Peers
Chamber of Accounts
Chamber OF Deputies
M. Tyde de Neuville
M. Neuville
Paris
Journal Des Debats
Lanjuinais
Buonaparte
Counts House
Count Lanjuinais
Thoulouse
Duke of Wellington
Prince of
Bavaria
Prince Wrede
Prince Talleyrand
Infantado
Privy Council
Duke of San Carlos
Bayonne
Count Lanssiais
Budges
Sablons
Prince Blucher
Mecey
Bayzligh
Jagland
Bourdeaux
Gironde
Hazasy
Lesparre
Monarchical authority debates and Allied moves in Paris
A lengthy report covers Seguier's later remarks on love and public good, the monarch's divine right, and the Charter. It notes Austrian fortifications razed at Alexandria, Ney and Lavalette trials, secret committees in the Chamber, and mobilization circulars. Dispatches describe Wellington invited to Elysée, Swiss indemnity, Prussian and English troop cantons, and penal actions in Nantes against violet wearing pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girodet
Royav Count
Pants
Seguier
Bigi
Apna
Alexandria
Sardinia
Count Keisaint
Department
la Meurthe
Marshal Ney
M. Berryer
M. de Lavalette
Court of ‘Assizes
M. Bellart
M. Cholet
Royal Court
M.hua
M. Taipier
M. Lavalette
Chamber of
Dijon
Lot
Durdégne
Finisterre
le-et-Vilaine
New York
Bourdeaux
Joseph Buonaparte
London
de Mademoiselle Pichegru
Picheyro
St. Medard
Sainte-Catherine
Mademoiselle Pichegru
Paris
Pichegru
Besancon
Figeac
la Chapelle
la Vilette
France
Pont-Royal
Seine
Lord Beresford
Mantes
Anteuil
Passy
St. Cloud
Severes
Neuilly
Boulogne
Nassau
Ecouen
Luzarches
C.s
Melan
St. Bermain
Poissy
Montmartre
St. Denis
Belgium
Provisions Boost and Royal Edicts Stir Controversy Across Regions
Reports from Oct 20 to Oct 23 cite a tightening of public order measures, a royal directive against street unrest, and a ban on public assemblies to protect the King and authorities. The Prince Regent reportedly thanked the Holy See over Ireland Catholic affairs, while a military order requires white cockades on all uniforms and gear, with strict penalties for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Iris
Aison
Baron Turesauct
Pomerania and Rugen Surrender Confirmed by Sweden Norway
Letters patent by the king absolve inhabitants of Pomerania and Rugen as they surrender to Prussia. General Baron Boye acts as royal commissioner delivering the provinces to Prussian authorities after speeches to deputies and regiments. Hanover notes Waterloo thanks and family provisions for the fallen, with no new levy planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfralsunp
Sweden
Norway
Duchy of
Pomerania
Rugen
Prussia
Baron Boye
Hanover
Waterloo
Duke of Cambridge
Belgium
Demetrius Tragedy in Paris Recounted and Critiqued
A French theatre notice in Paris on November 8 reviews the first representation of Demetrius a tragedy in five acts. It surveys earlier versions from 1660 to 1689, notes on- stage execution, authorial choices, and critiques of Baudouin and Delrieu. The piece contrasts noble themes with perceived theatrical faults and highlights performances by Mademoiselle Duchegne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Demetrius
Demétrius
Macedon
Philip
Alexander
Perseus
Prudefce
Partizans
Itomans
Prince A
Phillip
Demerius
Boyer
Thomas Corneille
Jess
Thrace
d’Aubignac
Thomas
Pierre Corneille
Comediéns Francais
Huet
Theatre Francais
Salle de Saint-Germain
M. Baudouin
Phil M. Baudouin
Ile
Eamnan
Bey Ang
Demetris
Andy
Les Mortels
Theaxene
Teigan
Elann
Hannibal
Demetrius Me
Anan
M. Delrieu
Mademoiselle Duchegneis
Court of King's Lencha Nottingam Libel Case at Assizes
Defence argues for a fresh trial in the Nottingham libel case against Sutton arising from a letter signed General Ludd published in the Nottingham News. Counsel contends the judge misdirected the jury and that cited proclamations and statutes should affect the verdict.
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Court OF
KING'S_LENCH
King V v
Sutton
Grauam
Nottingham Assizes
Nottingham News
Ludd
Dexa An
Jude
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Ww. S
Nantes
Dijoa
Hamburgh
Druny-Lans
Adiss
Peggy
Mn. II Pxn
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