Petition Debates on Restitution and Military Appeals in Paris
Me Fovneaun reports varied petitions from the Committee of Petitions. One seeks restitution of engraved plates of the Buonaparte portraits seized by police. Others urge annulment of marriages to dodge conscription. Debates cover salaries for dismissed workers, ministerial orders, and the law on departmental companies as authorities warn of unrest and mobilize the National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Fovneaun
Committee of Petitions
Onte
Semmerel
Buonaparte
Pelard
Tee
Count Mancellas
Bourdeaux
Gironde
Sister of Finance
My Rover
Gendiarmeriess
National ‘Guard
Hype Pe Neuvinre
M. Bellexer
Paris
Chamber of Peers
Count Cornet
Macquis de Hauge
Cexé Suisses
Garnet
Roy
Deseze
Marquis de Vrandeville
Viscount de Chateaubriant
Duke of
Onrante
Dresden
Aix-la- Chaipelfe
Desant
Court and Vienna Slave Trade Declarations From 1815 Chronicle
The record details a court scene where Pierre Mauban d Argens is tried for robbing Sir Colin Campbell of gold and notes at the Hotel de Reyniere, with a five year hard labor sentence and pillory. It also covers a Vienna declaration Seeking universal abolition of the slave trade, plus assorted theatre reviews, public notices, and military mass movements across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asaine
X. Amis
Pierre Mauban
d’Argens
M. Qarrard
Colin Campbell
Duke of Wellington
Hotel de Reyniere
M. Ouvrard
Colin
Jersons
Louis XVI
Whch
D’ Arvens
Pheir
Fife
Paris
Great Britain
France
Africa
Europe
FfuRope
Vienna
Murat threat to Naples and exile moves
A detailed report describes Murat's plans to incite revolution in Italy, his seizure of Naples, and his escape to Ischia and Provence. It notes Austrian asylum offers, the English frigate ready to transport him, and his departure from Ajaccio with six ships and about 260 men as police tracked the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Uutice
Joachim Murat
Thery
Murat
Ischia
Provence
Corsica
Austria
Italy
Alaceroni
Trieste
Maceroni
Ajaccid
Ajaccio
Wellington era vigilance in Paris amid political unrest
The text details a heavy security buildup in Paris under British influence, with 40,000 to 50,000 troops to deter disaffection and safeguard the capital. It notes the administration's vigorous actions, Royal Guard organization near completion, and reforms to the National Guard. Labeled figures include the Duke of Wellington and various officers and dignitaries at Neuilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Berry
Iorning
Duke of Wellington
Censeur
Napoleon
M. Comte
Milan
Princess of Wales
Greece
Marianne de Steel
Russia
Thuilleries
Valenciennes
Place de Carousel
Anis
Duke of
Genta
Ecitizens
Royal Guard
Aldeuinaepe
Sever
National Guard
Bourbon
Neuilly
Kinnaird
Che Utheg
A. Barnard
Duca
Wellington
Castle
Arbuthnot
Fitzclarence
Madame de Chabanais
Fuller
Feud
Laptain
Regelar
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Chamber OF Deputies
Marshal Ney
Tomorcow
Great Hall of Assize
Palace of Justice
Count Jourdan
Marshal Massena
Isling
Marshal Augeresuyuke of
Castiglione
Marshal Mortier
Areviso
Coune Vatlitte
Count Cliparede
Codut Maison
Juinvile
Frisgat
Pézzo di Borgo
Malta
Count D'Strely
Covent-canpen
Miss O'Neilly
Edwina
Mres H Moore
Percy
Youne
Douglas
C. Kestour
Eaton
Blackheath
Penestriay
Baren
Anc
Calabria
Pizzo
Wales
Neigr
Rene
Nanziante
Procureursonec
Fizz
Joachim
Surwardian
del Infartada
Hingi
Piva Ferdinando
Pernice
Cosi
Brancheschini
Callero
Paliano
St. Lecids
Dideret
Joachim Murat Havins
Thei Dom
Tie
Franks
Nunziante
Aix
Hbourhand
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