Address of the Chamber of Deputies to the King in France
The text records a formal address by the Chamber of Deputies to the King, pledging respect and loyalty, praising the monarchy and the Charter, and affirming unity in defense of France and constitutional order. It notes calls for support of ministers, religious rights, and financial provisions, followed by the King's gracious reply and approval of the address.
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Chamber
Chain of Deputies
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France
Europe
Coun
Church of France
St. Jonis
Holy See
Un-Di- Mer
Howe
Chamber of Deputies
London
Ameil
America
Monsieur
Lupon
Bonaparte
Paris
Mets
Algerine pirates and trade tensions across the Med
Reports from Ciira Veccuta dated October 24 describe Algerine pirates roaming the Mediterranean with unacknowledged acts. The Dey delays reprisals, English travelers lose old generosity, while Sardinia Piedmont Savoy see grain export controls aimed at restoring economic balance.
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Sardinia
Piedmont
Savoy
Waterloo relics and royal steamship progress recount in Europe
A Danish traveler notes Waterloo relics at Belle Alliance where crowds take earth and splinters as mementos. Updates mention rising grain prices, a mercantile house closing, and a German king inspecting the Princess Royal of Prussia steam boat with royal observers aboard.
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Canton
Neufchate
Gee Hon
Corernacen
Waterloo
Belle Allanced
Wellington
le Belle Alliance
Blacher
Hamauno
Society For the Encouragement of Arts
M Bauggemann
Taey
Princess of Wales
Stewart
Jerusalem
Coma
Sardinia
Germany
Switzerland
Bences
Princess Royal
Prussia
Royal
T House
Peacock Island
Continental Intelligence From Dublin Journal Excerpts
The London and Hamburgh papers reach the Duntis Journal with details on German and Austrian affairs. The Austrian minister's speech praises Germany’s past, notes a new hope for reforms, and outlines confederation history while reflecting on national unity and the Austrian court. The piece also covers theater criticism and royal notices including the death of the Duke of Mecklenburg and arrivals of Russian figures in Britain.
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London
Puesday
Duntis Jouanan
France
Wurtemberg
Count Zeverin
Germany
Rudolph of
Luneville
German Diet and Imperial Balance in Public Will
The passage discusses the German Diet asserting equality among its members and the Emperor, while stressing mutual confidence and the need to maintain political independence of the Austrian Monarchy from the German Confederation. It emphasizes shared sovereignty and hopeful consequences of collective effort.
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Germany
Assembly of Nations
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Austria
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Wee Kaw
Garrick
Sirs Epway
Megey
Pivce
Oscar
Malvina
Bartlett
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