Paris Napoleonic decrees reshape empire and church
The dispatches describe Napoleon's decrees abolishing the Teutonic Order, uniting its domains with princes, and pensioning clergy in some regions while excluding those who fought France. Other items note Austrian and Spanish theater, naval and land movements, and shifting militias with amnesty measures and municipal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laodwehery
Iveryf
Schoenbrian
Napoleon
Alemander
Prince of
Neufchatel
Ratisbon
Confederation
Rhine
Asiare
Alli
France
Degar
Morgentheim
Wurtemberp
Ofi
Act’ of Confederation
Austria
Princesa the Confederation
Peter Napoleon
Bee ‘Passau
Hiller
Danube
Archduke Charlesa
Bobtmid
Presburg
Davoust
Budsveby
Paris
Spain
Subistiani
di la Mancha
Belluno
Meridi
Valladolid
Elehtagen
Galicia
Kellerman
Portuguese Papers Report Division of the Seventh Armys Strike
Reports from yesterday note a division of the army arriving in the area after a success against the Dth ins. Morning editions mention the event as part of ongoing operations and military movements in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Yieu
Sdmbi
Ieee
Unrest in Trinidad and Allied Naval Movements Observed
Letters from Caracca trace a planned independent government in Trinidad thwarted by popular support for Ferdinand the Sixth. Beheadings of 21 evolutionists followed. Plymouth reports French ships near L7 Osients, pursued by a British squadron including Defiance and Belloni. Reports conflict on Cherbourg and Quillencron routes. Military orders delay embarkation of the 50th regiment while other units prepare in Deal and the Downs. Marquis Wellesley’s Spain embassy appears merely complimentary with possible changes in envoy roles.
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London
Caracca
Trinidad
Ferdinand
Plymouth
Saintes
Osients
Defiance
Belloni
Boulogne
Rainseute
50Th Regiment
Zeth Rifle Corps
Deal
Gad
Downs
Wellesley
Spain
Junta
Hig
H. Welles
Frere
France
Leon
Asturias
Gallidiay
Tralog-Montes
Pornigale
Thuesday
Burghersh
Prince Adolphus
England
Erakine
British Dispatches From Portugal Report French Setbacks
London dated June reports Sir Arthur Wellesley’s forces advancing into Portugal driving Soult’s army toward Chaves. Beresford captures French troops at Penafiel and Salamanca pass. Saintes surrenders, with widespread French losses. Proclamations in Asturias criticize Juntas while Spain’s fortunes shift as Asturias and Gijon fall to French forces. Lord Paget and Captain Cadogan duel inquiry ends with no further clash.
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London
Sir Arthur
Portugal
Arthur
Oporté
Victor
Alcantara
Lisbon
Abrantés
Soule
Pris Soners
Lisson
Soult
Chaves
Beresford
Selves
Servin
Ponte Deima
Wellesley
Marshal Soult
Gaygnat
Coizon
Penafiel
Laborde
Cochrane
Whitch
Saintes
Marquis de la Romina
Janta
Spain
Asturias
Armiament
Conde de
Aguera
Ignacio Florez
Conde Dé
Matias
Ovie
Gijon
Lord Paget
al Kendie
Navy
Lora Pagemvian
7Th Ligs & Dragoons
Wimbledon’ Common
Cadogan
Lord
Mikeaale
Cidogan
Paget
Vian
Lond Paget
M'Kenzig
Woogetl
Cadogad
M'Keupig
Vivian
Pagety
Altea
C. Wellesley Ion
Geo
CH. M'Renzie
Lord Paget and Lady Wellesley Divorce Conflict
A tumultuous exchange shows Lady Charlotte Wellesley seeking separation from Henry Wellesley amid estrangement and fear for her children. Henry urges reconciliation and urges her to sever ties with the unnamed admirer. Lord Paget returns home as divorce proceedings loom with Mr. Wellesley pursuing legal steps.
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Lord Paget
Wellesley
Charlotte Wellesley
Arbuthnor
Henry WelLesley
Henry
Petson
Eny
Charles
Sevebo
Arbuthnot
Paget
Eve
Beaudesert
Staffordshire
Wellesly
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Vienna
Gely
Vienina
Miey
Andreossy
Court of
Ger
Holands
Stewart
Trant
Portiguete Chasscarty
Al‘bergaria Navity
Thanper
Lighth
Fashon Trant
Cotton
Comana
Marquis de dx Romina
Don Joscovo
Berim
Monte Rei
Minho
Berimand Monte Rei
Sussex
Marshal Beresford
Supreme Council
La‘meégo
Loison
Mareoftio
Pezo'de Re
Mer
Grion
Ballaster Sant Vanced
Bondet
Carty
WM. Hodges
Parliament-Street
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