Procession at the Chamber of Deputies and royal reception
Reports from Paris describe the October ceremony at the Chamber of Deputies with King Louis the Eighteenth present. Crowds filled the hall as nobles, guards, and officers gathered, with acclamations and prayers marking the royal address and oath taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Emil
Chamber OF Deputies
Chamber
Prussia
Iquette
Gazette ‘Officielle
Atot
Chamber of
Ers
de la Bourdonnaye-Blossac
M. .Doming
Duke of
Dceed
Nichules de Polignac
Louis
Yhailleries
Imperial Russian Emperor Arrival At Chaumont
Chaumont reports the arrival of the Russian Emperor expected for days as 40,000 Bavarian troops prepare for a review. The Prefect and officials greet him. banquets and dances accompany the welcome while officers arrange guard and logistics. The Emperor declines speeches, seeks friendship with France, and tours Dijon after a luncheon with Baron Chalancey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Vince of Wrede
Bavaria
M. Delasalle
Department
Barthens
Prince of
Chabert
Flante-Marie
Chaumont
Beeing
Melasalle
Eople
Dijon
Baron Chalancey
Langres
Baron de Chalancey
Prince Volkouski
Hils
Price of Stocks and Military Movements at Chaumont
The article notes stock prices with 3 percent Consols at 59 43 and 5 percent bonds at 88 3, a 4 percent line quoted as shut, and mentions the Prince of Wrede and Bavarian officers leaving Chaumont to Dijon after the Emperor. It provides brief stock figures and a nod to military movements surrounding the Chaumont area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandre
Prince of Wrede
Chaumont
Dijon
Treaty of Peace Outlined in Paris Conditions
The Courier prints a detailed outline of the peace treaty agreed in Paris before Russia’s ruler left for Brussels. It lists territorial changes, forts, payments of 700 million francs and 29 million pounds, troop deployments, and fortress duties. It notes Alsace Lorraine and French Flanders remain with France and that Calais Dunkirk and Cherbourg specifics are unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Russia
Brussels
France
Randan
Marienburgh
Saar-Louis
Versaye
Vesaix
Philippeville
Netherlands
Savoy
Avignon
Comte Venaissin
Montbelliard
Befont
Wistemberg
Por
Valenciennes
Thionville
Conde
Longwy
Maubeuge
Bitche
Landrecy
Monrmedy
le Quesnoi
Rocroy
Cambray
Avesnes
Givet
Charlemont
Fort Mezieres
Louis
Sedan
Calais
Dunkirk
Cherburgh
Lisle
Strasburgh
Alsace
Germany
Lorraine
Flanders
Iurpress
Thuilleries
Ney
Chamber of Peers
Spain
PorLien
Nethen
Rhine
Duchy of
Luxemburgh
Tripoli
Copenhagen
Naval Intelligence updates from Seteene Greenex and Plymouth ports
Reports detail arrivals and movements of ships including St George from Pars, Tortoise store ship from Dantzig, Delphine from Havre, and ships bound for Lisbon St Michael and Holphead. Gale damage reported on St George in August, a vessel left with jury mainmast, and other vessels sighted or sailing to China Cork and Devon ports.
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Seteene Greencex
St. George
Pars
Sawa
Sir Thomas Graham
London
St. John’s
Pearsmours
Dantzig
Delphine
Havre
Orlando
Thomas Grenville
Patterson
China
Farmoursz
Pohalton
Virginia
Providence
St. Michael
Thomas
Lisbon
Countess of Chichester
Holphead
Plymouth
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Hiaus RY
Nay
M. Duplein
Department of the North
Jes
Aube
Hidi
M. de Zy
Gazetle
Buonaparte
Modena
Rome
Talleyrand
Michael
Nicholas
Alexander
Count Grundler
Marschal Ney
Divouac
Bois de Boulogne
Palais Royal
Pau
Moniteur
Contry
Madrid
Porlier
Gallicia
M. Philip de Saint Marc
Saragossa
Palafox
Burgos
Salamanca
Portugal
Anita
Castille
Corunna
Cadiz
Count Abisval
Vittoria
Ostolaso, Castro
Martines
the Courier
Monaco
Nice
Louis the
Henry Harroxp
Kina
Windsor
Elizaneth
Mary
Langley
Princess Augusta
Princess Sophia
Little Park
Duke of York
Prince Regent
Carlton-house
Horse Guards
Harris
Duke of Wellington
Vick
Lord Castlereagh
Duchess of Wellington
Commander In Chief
Archduke Joan
Archduke Lewis
Stratford-place
Porte
East India
AsraHam Rozarts
Stuart
Bombay
England
Wellesley
Oxford
Saxper Lanov
Asauurst
House of Blenheim
Ashhurst
Edinburgh
Henry Sippensorn
Naval Intelligence
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