Impersil Parliament Debates Supply Reports and Militia Bill
In the House of Commons on Saturday November 15, reports from the Committees of Supply and Ways and Means were presented and bills ordered to be brought in. Accounts for Exchequer Bills for 1513 were moved and laid on the table. The Militia Volunteer Bill was read a second time, printed, and ordered to be committed on Monday with only two blanks in the title.
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House OF Commons
Losumnaron Broughe
Agavttinot
Ranurmoy
Low Castlereagu
Allied Armies Hold Positions in Northern Peninsula October 1815
From Madrid Gazettes dated Oct 1815 a report details the fourth Spanish army on the left and the English army along the frontier. British divisions at Vera retake positions and extend toward France while the Andalusian reserve guards Petra de Larum and zones across the Pyrenees. The French Paris arrives near Roncesvalles with 4000 troops. The union notes rising morale despite privations, praises English Portuguese tents and year’s magazines, urges support for governments bearing losses. General Capons arrives with Baron De Eroles at Manuza.
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Iran
Oruna
Vera
France
Petra de Larum
Pyrennees
Behaley
Lara
Roncesvalles
St.’ Juan de Pic
St. Juan de Lux
Paris
Lord Wellington
Capons
Baron de Eroles
Manuza
Olot
Barcelona
Another Dreadful Hurricane Strikes Caribbean Colonies
Transcribed dispatches describe severe hurricane damage in Roseau Dominica and Basseterre Guadaloupe with flooded streets, collapsed buildings, and numerous injuries. Reports note no loss of life in Roseau but many escapes. Basseterre records multiple drownings and widespread destruction.
Destruction in Antigua and Shifting Control in the Caribbean
The report notes the destruction of the Old Town road in St. Kitts with many lives lost during late gales. It also states that Trinidad has fallen under insurgent control, cutting ties with the island and routing trade to Grenada, aided by rebel embassies and supplies.
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Antigua
St. Kitt’s
Trinidad
Grenada
Royal Marines sail for Canada and fleet movements reported
Halifax reports battalions of Royal Marines sailing to Canada aboard the Success Nemesis Fox Diadem and Diomede. Sir James Yeo’s squadron returns to Kingston to load provisions for Major General De Rotte nburg’s army. Commodore Rodgers arrives at Newport and captures the Highflyer. the President’s voyage details and several naval actions are noted with multiple ships captured or retaken. Several vessels are listed as blockaded or captured near New London and Halifax commitments continue.
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Royal Marines
Canada
Nemesis
Fox
J. Montgomerie
1St
Batt. of
Artillery
James Yeo
Kingston
Monly
de Rottenburg
Rodgers
Newport
Rhode Island
Highflyer
Hutchinson
President
Boston
Congress
Bergen
North Cape
Norway
Ferro Islands
Ireland
Nantucket Shoals
San Domingo
Eliza
Swan
Greenland
England
Lion
Montrose
Falmouth
Halifax
Kitty
Newfoundland
Alicant
Maria
Ditto
Spain
St. Domingo
Sir John Warren
Victorious
Siatira
Nymphe
Albion
Diana
Jane
Buenos Ayres
Valiant
Ecasta
Atalante
United States
Macedonian
Hornet
New London
Proclamation of Louis XVIII Supporting Legitimate Rule
The proclamation declares divine providence favors Louis XVIII against the usurper and outlines plans to preserve administrative and judicial bodies, keep laws in force with Napoleonic remnants, protect religion and liberty, and reward loyal soldiers. It emphasizes property settlements, tribunals halting related prosecutions, and the king's pledge to abolish conscription and ensure army pay and ranks.
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Louis XVIII &c. &E
St. Louis
Europe
France
Napoleon
Senate
Hartwell Feb 1 1812 Uti Posidetis reference
A historical notice notes the date February 1 1812 and invokes Uti Posidetis as understood by his Majesty.
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Hartwell
Invasion fears and national peril in 1806 England
The Nation reviews a scarce tract warning of French aggression and coalition risks. It analyzes invasion dangers, British courage versus continental might, and the prospect of mismanaged policy under All the Talents. The piece labels 1806 as a pivotal year and cites the tract as a warning about empire, finance, and governance.
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Vicar of Wakefield
England
Asion
Europe
France
London
Campaig Tt
Macystres
Campaig
Ited
Oer ‘Allie
Credes
Sine
Rity
St. Domingo
Ireland
Austerlitz
Britain
Cerment
Cop Trelty
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Madrid Gazettes
Madrid
Rosea
Dominica
Divine Providence
Hillborough-street
New- Street
Market-street
Cork-street
Basseterre
Guadaloupe
Aux-Herbes
Bassetere
Perry
Souffriere
Basseferre
B. J. Woodford
Concclaer
Prince Regent
Jud Smith
Moon
Louis XVIII
Aux Francois
la France
L'Union
Cesse de Armer
Fidelitt
Union Singere
le Roi
Garantia
L’armee la Conservation
Telles
Duttoi
Siene
Hartwell, Comté de Buckingham
Loris
the Nation
Russia
Austria
Prussia
Fiast
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