Rome Falls Under French Union With Papal States
A Rome decree announces the union of the Papal States with the French Empire. The city becomes an Imperial free city with Rome’s monuments preserved, public debt absorbed by the empire, and Papal revenues capped at two million francs. The Extraordinary Consulta is to take possession of Papal territory, with a proclamation urging Romans to accept unity under Napoleon.
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Helland
Holand
Dalmatia
London
Spain
Madrid
Barcelona
Elchingen
Schill
Westphalia
Hesse
Cassel
Brunswick
Continent
Romy
St. Angelo
Rome
Vienna
Napoleon
Charlemagne
Christendom
Ronan
Papal See
Papal States
HB. Maret
Extraordinary Consulta
Miollis
overnor-Generl
Sualicechi
Naples
Degerando
Jannet
del Pozze
Debalde
Consulta
Papal
Reunion
Alps
France
Arso
Rosnatis
Rome as seat of church power and future prospects century old
A verbose proclamation extols Rome as the seat of the church and Vatican independence, urging Romans to secure public debt, improve agriculture and arts, and sustain ancient fame through patronage of sciences under the Sovereign’s guidance. Reports from Frankfurt Lintz Mosici describe royal visitors, military positions, and Napoleonic negotiations.
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Rome
Vatican
Saliceus
Jannet
Count Miollis
Consulta
Balbe
Frankfort
Danute
Napoleon
Mosici
Austria
Russa
France
Insurrection Rumors Hit Norwegian Ports
Rumors spread that Norwegians rose against authorities and refused to shut ports to Swedish ships. A Danish officer reportedly heads toward Norway to arrest ringleaders and send them to Denmark for trial. Meanwhile Riga reports 90 merchantmen with only three escaping condemnation and Sir James Saumarez detains 70 to 380 vessels bound for Russian and Prussian ports.
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Gottenburgh
Gorrensuren
Norway
Denmark
Riga
James Saumarez
Proclamation Crisis in Vienna Under French Occupation
The June 7 Vienna scene reports scarce provisions and mounting unrest as French troops occupy the city. Bar racks house soldiers while guards clash with crowds around butchers and bakers. The Regency of Lower Austria orders swift disclosure of deserters and unknown foreigners under threat of fines and punishment.
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Vienna
St. Stephens’s Square
Ferdinand
Count Bissingen
Lower Austria
Baden
Wirtemberg
France
War news from Vienna and Saxony in June reports
The Dublin Journal notes Holyhead Mails bring London and German war tidings. It cites Austrian advances in Saxony and Tyrol, Buonaparte’s strained position in Vienna, and signals of possible decisive battles after June. A private London letter mentions a disputed victory near Lintz and potential French retreat.
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Holyhead
London
Germany
Vienna
Buonaparte
Lintz
Hungary
Upper Saxony
Tyrol
Buona-Parte
Aspern
France
Saxony
Danube
Buonavarre
Holland
Beauharnois
Archduke Jan
Lisbon
Antoun Welesley
Victor
Estremadure
News of Napoleon era battle reports and Austrian defeats
London dated June describes the NINETEENTH BULLETIN from Vienna detailing the Marengo anniversary and Viceroy Montbrun and Grenier forces defeating Archduke John and Archduke Palatine. It reports 3000 prisoners 91 cannon captured four banners and a high Austrian retreat near Raab and Szarach.
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Vienna
Jung
Marengo
Prince Vinad
Archduke John
Archduke Palating
The
Piave
Styele
Raab
Betwen Sp
Gates
Kermorld
Neustadt
Oedenburgh
Hungary
Lauriston
Montbrun
Sovenyhaga
Debroc
9Th Hussars
Merée
Papa
Kaab
Szarach
Archduke Palatine
Roab
Comora
Italy
Haddick
Jellachich
Tyrol
Carinthiam
Montbrup
Colbert
Grouchy
Grenier
Serre
Baraguay de Lers
Puthod
Genet Lauriston
Sahre
Abast
Haint
Late London Papers Publish French Army Bulletin
Yesterday’s late edition contains Friday London papers reporting the Nineteenth Bulletin of the French Army. The newspaper reserves comments for a future opportunity and presents the material to readers.
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Che
Amy
Paris
Jung
London
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