Alliance and Victoria Treaty of Paris 1815 Details
The text records a meeting at Paris on November 20 1815 where plenipotentiaries including Castlereagh Metternich and Wellington sign a treaty to confirm Chaumont and Vienna agreements. It covers allied commitments to maintain Europe’s balance, troop contingents in France, mutual aid, and periodic meetings to secure peace and prevent a relapse of revolutionary upheaval.
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Austria
Paris
Vienna
France
Napoleon Muonaparce
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Hungary
Bohemia
Russias
Prussia
Europe
Chaumont
Viena
Lerd Castlereagh
Kelington
Metternich
Westburg
Fanaio
Wit
Yost Cristian Wlajestys
Julest
Bere
Napoleon Buonaparce
Cranty
Trsty
A.D. Ais
Mevternich
Wellington
Wessenberg
Martinique
Guadaloupe
Great Britain
Russia
Letter to a Friend and the Constitution in Church and State
A note announces a forthcoming Letter to Readers to be inserted tomorrow. It mentions a date at twelve and references Indian stock prices and payments. The fragmentary text includes a mention of 5 per cent and 3 54% stock details.
Diplomatic Treaty Details Promise Peace and Indemnities
The article outlines the Definitive Treaty between the Allied Powers and France, awarding territorial and pecuniary indemnities, ceding districts including Philippeville and Bouillon, transferring Monaco influence to Sardinia, and imposing fortification demolitions. It also covers conventions on payments, occupation, claims, and a second treaty alliance to uphold peace, with commentary on France’s position and parliamentary responses.
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Due de Ricnemeu
France
Philippeville
Matienbourgh
Duchy of
Bouillon
Sarre Louis
Tourse
Sarre
Landau
Lauter
Weissenbourg
Pays de Gex
Ferney
Principality
Monaco
Sarpvinia
Huninguen
Basle
Paris
Bank of Hamburgh
Private Correspondence from Paris Reflects War-Torn Dullness
The writer in Paris near Montmartre laments dull streets, army movements, and ruined galleries. He notes Bourbon government decisiveness after Lavalette’s execution, fears for Ney, and describes heavy guards at the Palace and Louvre surroundings as Parisians claim to know nothing about politics.
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Paris
Montmartre
Mormaine
Pont Royale
Lavalette
Ney
Chamber of Peers
Dafenge
Walter Scott
Waterloo
Jacky
Buonaparte
Louvre
Maritime notices and port reports from a Norfolk era issue
Shipping rounds up arrivals and losses around Falmouth and Scilly. Vessels including Montague, Queen's Barge, Henry Freeline, and others depart or report leaks, wrecks, and cargo details. Diplomatic dispatches and weather conditions frame Baltic trade and Christiana to Stockholm discussions. Local trials, dueling warnings, and market notes follow with varying prices and wheat trade.
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Ahd
Ope
Omagis
Ace
Tien
Pr Ditco
Pro India
the Courier
de Ricinevreu
Detlaaed
London
Mates
Braoge
Earl of Livamcoot
Ramsgate
Ostend
Deal
St. Marc
Venice
Dublin
Lipwitt
King’s Bench
Calais
C. Saxton
la Ganos
Dublin Journal
Kilcoursy
Durrow
Rahan
Lemanahan
Clonmacnaise
Last
Lurge
Saxmundham
Nafal Intelligence
Gullzn
Jamaica
Logan
Rio Janeiro
Hall
Peach
Cane of Good Hope
Chance
Hough
Fayal
Africa
Fulian Quabrig
St. Yelena
Falmouth
Malta
Gibraltar
Queensbury Packer
Ha Anwtou
Henry Freeline
Holland
Wharton
Foster
Deptford
Tanet Betts
Lynn
Operto
Scilly
Hoy
Orkney
Albion
Blyth
Dora
Donoghen
Roscarbert
Cardiff
Trembry Sands
Esabella
Robinson
Kinsale
Foam Ramshay
Swift
Church
Pictou
Dunster Castle
Bristol
Newfoundland
Christiana
Stockholm
Crown Palace
Crown
North Sea
Baltic
Petersburgh
Miss Pris
T. Erro
Andover
Irchen Abbas
Southampton
Bucklee- Ham
Ounr
Bailey
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