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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Mar 31, 1814

Page

4

London Monday March 28 The South World and Allied Negotiations

A dated London dispatch reports Allied positions and potential obstacles in ongoing negotiations after the recent events in Bourges and Calais. It notes Castlereagh’s awareness, mentions a French frigate carried into Madeira, and details British naval actions and convoy movements along the Chesapeake frontier.

Cattievenghy J&th Buocaparte Athey Arma Frankfort Allier France Lovie Kvinl Bours Depok Castlereagh Guy Mepeenger Calais A.xessel St. Michael's Madeira Iowa Chesapeake Hetronda Church Acteon Cator Went Fodia Liverpool Drvinal Lird B.warren Osen George Chesappeake His Majesty's Constellation Grey Follard Bermuda Canada Armada New London

Proclamation by Louis Antoine to French Army in France

The royal proclamation from Louis Antoine dated 11th February 1814 calls French generals officers and soldiers to rally under the Lilly banner and defend France. He promises ranks pay and rewards for fidelity and states he is son of the King and husband of a princess urging unity against tyranny.

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French Royalists Proclaim Welcome to Louis XVIII’s Deputized Kin

An officer delivers a Bourdeaux proclamation praising Louis XVIII and the Bourbons. He lauds restored liberty, industry, and commerce, and urges unity against tyranny. Citizens applaud as the Duke of Angoulême arrives and the crowd cheers Vive le Roi.

Limmedias France Hou Gary St. Louis

Unclear fragmentary 1814 historical note

Fragmentary OCR mentions a statement of loyalty to country and willingness to sacrifice life. References Virtas Rot The Mayor Lynch Bourteaua in the Hotel de S Vite March 19 1814. No clear events or persons fully identifiable.

Lynch Bourteaua Hotel de S Vite

Proclamation of the King’s Return and Allied Promises

A circulated proclamation declares the restoration of the Bourbons in France, urges loyalty to the King and Marquis de Chabannes, codifies duties for Royalists, and outlines mobilization, guards, and the rejection of the Tyrant. It also cites Allied articles and nearby European developments with marching orders and warnings.

Marquis de Chabannes Uch Jis Place Barthen France Uberty Patmerte Kinos Marquis De'chabannes

Deputies Arrive to Tender Allegiance to Bourbon Majesty

Bourdeaux deputies seek to pledge allegiance on behalf of the corporation and inhabitants and prepare to apply for direct support from the British Government in concert with the King.

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