Various European War and Political Telegrams Noted
The dispatches report shifts in power within the Ottoman and Austrian spheres. Erveving’s resignation prompts changes. Van Swinden returns to science duties in Amsterdam. Turkish and Austrian actions in Wallachia and Bucharest threaten regional stability. Archduke Anthony Victor is elected Elector of Cologne and Archbishop of Mainz. Austria funds war debts. Gen. Bickweyer’s arrest is clemly alleged. Messages relay Egyptian peace signals and medals for Alexandrite era figures.
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Bucharest
Wallachia
San Oph
Anthony Victor
Cogne
Monster
Frankfort
Austria
Bickweyer
du Bruttels
Oni
Panfinaple
Alexand'rit
Hutchinson
Sorrender
Alexandria
Petiffe
Egypt
Dissolution of Assembly and constitutional commission named
The article notes the Assembly is dissolved and its proceedings void. It details a government commission of five members to propose a list for debate, the Senate’s powers under the Constitution, and dispositions for convening the Constitutional Diet. It mentions the Diet’s power to appoint or remove the Senate and outlines ongoing political maneuvers and foreign intelligence items.
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Atime
Miy
Biel
Thal Et G
Senate
Bere
MARCA
Angelo Baffno
Giles
William Setane
Bourdesiin
Anges Baffano
Quantt
Wil
Bourdeaux
Gen. St. Cyr
Madrid
Dutchy
Berg
Kinkel
Quarece
Dulfeldorf
Prince ‘of
Matea
Brest
Hult
West Lidies
Switzertland
Dies A
Berne
A Legislative Hody
Moniteur
Landenan
Lucern
Glatus
Dier
Kunh
Carrier
Aftery
Schmith
Wender-Slue
Salis-Sevin
Kyaver
Reogger Meyer
Peteolas
Freeman
Oigber
Diet
Fritching
Bay
Foth
Wys
Stockari
Woiclird
Garz
Kras
Mercatei
Mahler
Reding
Deflue
Audermare
Derwig
Zwei Rel
Snuffure
Pellis
Saler
Savery
Lauer
Zelweger
Racci
Batdinger
Dolder
Legislative Council
Helveria
Cantong
Turbulent Swiss Revolution Shakes Helvetic Government
The Paris papers report a fresh Swiss upheaval as the Diet dissolves the Berne provisional executive and voids recent moves. A constituting assembly protests, while cantons split and a new Senate is named amid factional turmoil and calls for constitutional order restoration.
Proclamation of Coronation Reforms and Indulgences
Royal proclamation on coronation day 35th of the era renews noble rights restores municipal liberties frees clergy from debts and reopens trade. It grants timber rights to peasants, suppresses secret tribunals, relieves old debts, reduces taxes and fees, and extends one year tax exemptions empire wide with clemency toward those unable to pay.
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Fursataz Maysecz
Easpanez
Clement
Trush
Debes
Arn
Ali
Chaimastur Uch Uchta
Granced
Paris News and European Developments Reported Abroad
London reports on the Amiens congress and the arrival of British figures like Lord Cornwallis. Paris discusses passports, French troop movements, and diplomatic posts as the Vienna court notes audiences with Russian and French ambassadors. Continental changes include Egypt organization, Calabria unrest, and Prussian troop shifts in Hanover.
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Paris
Coxtiersd
Cree Nnireur
The
Itizen Dupuis
Intendane
Dhe Atauriing
Legarionan
Amiem
Ieee
Marquis Cornstallis
Pacis
London
St. Dontingo
Leclerc
Treville
Modena
Othe Brifgen
Westphalia
Prulfiz
Harlosfes
Rhine
Vienna
Mesfrs
Schraut
Rent
Legation
Coam Qubenzel
Luneville
Porte
Mailien
Swabia
Wirtemberg
Hohenalperberg
Cisalpine Republic
Ratisbon
Athcult
Count Gortz
Amiens
Count Metternich
W. Parker
Admiral Bligh
Military orders on militia escort duties at Deal 1809
General orders note a Derbyshire Militia party attacked while escorting contraband goods to Deal Custom-house. To guard against future risk, a detachment of one Captain two Subalterns three Serjeants and fifty rank and file, with ball cartridge, will be supplied and prepared, with a hundred effectives held in reserve to support the party if attacked.
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Déver
Derbyshire Regiment of Militia
Deal
Don
House of Commons Deliberates on Parliamentary Seats
The House adjourned after debate on seats and orders of the day. Speakers discussed potential replacements for Portmouth and Portman, with a writ ordered for Portmouth. Debate postponed to Monday as motions and privileges were examined amid concerns over succession and peerage implications.
Address to His Majesty on Preliminary Peace Articles
The document quotes an exchange between a monarch and a delegation praising the Preliminary Articles of Peace ratified by the king and the French Republic. It expresses gratitude for the justice and moderation shown and hopes the arrangement will benefit national interests and public welfare. The king responds affirming efforts to finalize the peace to protect public interest and people's welfare.
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Apaard
Ships prepare to sail as privateers threaten Caribbean seas
Amid a murky transport scene nearly 150 West Indiamen lie ready in the river for sea, awaiting orders as Spanish passo ships and a Desiree or Aolus convoy loom. Vienna hosts a noble tournament in celebration, while a military headquarter incident yields a mysterious death and government debt talks reveal limited borrowing though funds are sought after Christmas.
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Portsmouth
Desiree
Syan
Caribbean
Vienna
Exchequer
Watteredor
Niinikabi
P Ifethien
Sr. Kynt
Daniffi Lauga
West
Lodiss
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SROM
Hamborch
Utheta
Paris Papers
Lachee
Cathell
Parliamen
Bogwell
Roth
Irith
Storch
Hugh Seymour
His Majesty
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