Paris News and Military Movements Chronicle
The report covers European military activity and diplomacy with mentions of Metternich and foreign ministers, Prussia, Hamburg, and Copenhagen. It notes troop movements around Berlin and Magdeburg, English and Swedish shipments, armistice developments, and royal visits to Mayence and Dormans with Empress actions and public greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draco Bapoders
Metternich
Baral Schoenborn
Wirt
Branders
Rhee Rosian
RLM
Berlin
Wincenberg
Magdefé
Regi Ravoy
Willom
Pomerania
Prania
Potsdam
Dans Rede
Batt Anna Jer
Prince Ferdinand Yester
Kroadburg
Soante
North Sea
Sicily
Hungary
Anus
Mayence
Banat
Fily
Pome
Rdhia
Dake
Hamburgh
Schilenibpire
Lubeck
Wandabuk
Eckmuhlopsree
Wahoo
Pane
Copenhagen
Wharen i
Axholm
Brunswick
Bili
Ledenborn
Cumberland
Stralsund
Rasiad
Germany
Strelits
Marghal
English Delegates Reach Helvoetsluis For Peace Congress
Lat instant two English delegates to the Congress for Peace landed at Helvoeuluus and proceeded without delay to their destination. The latest Hamburg reports note immense fortifications and continued French contributions. A Norwegian post arrived, with Budstikken detailing Prince Christian’s Norwegian travels from Kongsvinger to Konsvin ger, Biernebye, Tarsogen, Christiansfield, Elverum, and Vang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowgr Raine
Congress For Peace
Helvoeuluus
Budstikken
Prince Christian
Norway
Kongsvinger
Aggerhans
Konsvinger
von Krebe
Biernebye
Solder
Tarsogen
von Dreyer
Christiansfield
Elverum
Vang
Stemarken
Vanp
Pihl
Eidsvald
Morainey
Carsten ‘Rucker
Feititian
Missen
Minde
Blukier Fort
Royal Privy Council and European War Turmoil Report
London dispatches describe a Carlton House Privy Council with nobles like Harrowby Bathurst Palmerston and Vansittart, updates on Hamburghs 40 million francs contribution, conscription pressure in Bremen and Lubeck, Turkish cotton duties dispute with Liston, and naval movemnts including Bedford to Jamaica and ships arriving with dispatches. Reports note Suchet advancing in France and Palmaons siege at St Sebastian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Re- Reb
Carlton House
Harrowby
Westmdridid
Mulgrave
Bathurst and
Clancarty
Viscount Palmerston
Niccholas Vansittart
John M’mahon
Bathurst
Anson
England
Hamburgh
Elbe
Harburgh
Bremen
Lubeck
Bedford
Crk
Jamaica
Asia
Cork
Constantinople
Liston
Farmouth
Halifax
Newfoundland
Albion
Talbot
Marine
St. Andero
Brunskill
Dragoon Guards
Lord Wellington
France
Pamplona
St. Sebastian
Clausel
Graham
Bermuda
Priwoutu
Matilda
Brazil
Lion
London
Ranton
Argus
Revolutionaire
Thant
Argo
Taylor
Oporto
Pamege
London News Update on Wellington Campaigns August 5
Private letters reveal breaches in the walls of 81 Sebastian and a blockade of Rampetona Bavihz by Spanish troops. Letters also report Swoth commanding Jourdan’s remnants against Wellington, and Danish moves freeing Gluckstadt and Hosvary ports. Halifax intelligence cites American ship losses, and vessels captured near the Plata. The Diana packet carries Hamburian evacuees, Daoust’s actions, and Swedish plans, with the fleet patrolling the Elbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Wellington
Sebastian
Rampetona
Rowland
Hill
Stanward
Ordes
Wiliam Bentinck
Marshal Suchet
Catalonia
Spain
Marachal Jourdan
Swoth
Heligoland
Gluckstadt
Hosvary
Copenhagen
Cseo
Liverpool
Halifax
Sir T. Hardy
G. Collier
France
River Plata
Constitution
Scagd
Lion
London
Scilly
Sardinia
Isman
Gibraltar
Egypt
Leviathan
Portsmouth
A. Dew
Ling
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Haawhcn
Ava
Diana Packet
M'‘Donough
Hamburgh
Elbe
Royal Offerings and Suffering in Wartime Rationing
A wartime account describes rationing hardships and shortages endured by both men and women as the harvest nears. It notes pensions for corn and provisions being strained, yet a loyal populace awaits relief from the king and country. The scene includes a royal figure speaking with grateful citizens, promising support and sacrifice for the realm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ah
Prince Regent’s Late Letter to Lord Wellington Found
In a July 5 1813 letter from 4 Oustton-House the Prince Regent praises the general and offers prayers of gratitude to Providence for his country’s fortune. He commends Wellington’s unrivalled fame and notes the staff of a French Marshal sent in tribute. The letter blesses a long career and conveys sincere friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oustton-House
Dean
England
Marquis Wellington
Births and marriages and deaths from local notices
Birth notices from Lower Groovenorst and Athlone list a daughter and a son birth. Marriages recorded include Mr Forreater to Lady Laurea Vane’s daughter, Mr James Quylan to Ballymacegan’s Miss Donohoe, and Earl of Darlington to Miss E Russell. Deaths note Miss Corish and Mrs Hemaworth and Mrs Bolton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Groovenorst
Hamilton
Athlone
Hz Browg
Co. Lmerick Regiment
St. James's Church
Forreater
Laurea Vane
Elews
Earl of Darlington
Birr
R Robinson
Deborah Hachece
James Quylan
Ballymacegan
Lipyarary
Mise Donohoe
Galway
Misa E. Russell
York
England
R. Usher
Lissballyard
Tipperary
Min Keenan
Riverstown
Chaid Coumy
Wexford
Corish
Mogylasa
Boueksilun
Armotreng
Hemaworth
Dentyn Hemforth
Rillenante
Petersburgh
Bentinck
Jarcington
Norfolk
Autely
Bolton
Lord Nelbon
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Paris
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Montmorency
M. Varoquier
Gazette de France
Uly
Coprennans
Count de Trampe
Sweden
Journal de Paris
Gottenburgh
Prince Regent
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