London to Paris Letters On France Crowned King
A London to Paris dispatch notes political sentiment favoring Charles X amid the Restoration. It discusses support for the new king, the oath to uphold the Charter, and Chateaubriand's influence while noting ministerial reactions and church appointments during the coronation process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Louis XVIII
St. Denis
Charles X
France
Europe
Buoonaparte
Abares X
Rheims
Arragon
M. de Chateaubriand
Coleague
de Latil
Rheima
Chateaubriand
Monsieur
Male Villele
M Fravasinous
Hormolia
Kaapiv
M. Fragaslonova
Nin
Louis Xviiii
Duke d'Angouleme
France moves toward constitutional government amid royal elevation
The Dolphin enters the Counsil shifting Liberal power toward conciliation while a single royal center forms. Charles X language and Orleans elevation unsettle the party as France nears a unified court and government. The Join Major arrives at Liverpool with a convoy to Vera Cruz, amid stock exchange intrigue over a mysterious fleet.
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Charles X
Orleans
France
Finto
England
Join
Major
Liverpool
Tuewlay
Campeachy
Pulner Castle
Lancdau
Yucatan
Hussar
Yarria
Vera Cruz
Whlmer Caxtle
London Stock Exchange
Senmight
Diplomatic and Market News From Dublin to New York
The issue compiles Paris papers on royal ceremonies in Madrid and London, trade decrees affecting wool exports, and duties on foreign consuls. It reports on London Lord Mayor election results, New York financials, Bolivar era progress in Peru, and Colombia’s sinking fund. It notes Paez plans expedition from Caracas and foreign settlement growth at La Guayra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Amoniteur
Charles
Burke
Madrid
Logrono
Vittoria
Ordugnat
Burgos
Spain
London
Guildhall
Atherton
Robert Albion Cox
John Garratt
Wm. Venables
Matthew Prime Lucas
Wim. Thompson
Alderaman Garratt
Venables
Aldermen
Garratt
Weithman
Bolivar
Olanetete
la Serna
Olaneta
Olanata
Crratala
Valdez
Lima
Claneta
Guayaquil
Panama
House of Representatives
Bogota
Campbell
England
Carthagena
Higmannera
Caracas
Ave
Paez
Chacres
Peru
le Guayra
Papper
la Guayra
Philadelphia
la Guavara
Carthazena
Funeral Procession for Louis the Eighteenth in Paris
The funeral of Louis XVIII began with a state procession from the Louvre to Saint Denis. Troops, dignitaries, and the Dauphin accompanied the royal coffin, which bore the crown and mantles, through crowds along Rue Rivoli and Place Vendome. A mass at Saint Denis concluded with interment arrangements to follow after a prolonged public tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leute Xviiie
Louie
Robin
Rivoli
Cantiglione
Beneft
Dauphin
Orleans
Bourbon
Hotelites Lovalinen
Rue Rohan
Caxigione
Place Vendome
Rue Dela Paia
Bonavievarda de Porte
Fairburgh St. Denis
Abbey
St. Denia
Passage de l'Opera
St. Denis
Paria
Paris
Statea, &c
Lonia Avell
Charles X
Phe
FLN Rig
Louis the Highteenth
National Guard
King
Garr
du Cerrousel
Seine
Palice
Marquis de Brose
Marquis de Rochmaore
Notre Dane
Orleans and
St. Louis
Legion of Honour
St. Lazarus
Church of
Due de Bega
Prince Miguel of
Portugal
de Princesa
Faubourg St. Denis
France
Navarre
Orleany
Prine
Wey
Venton
Provisions and unrest amid Cork and Limerick reports
The Cork Chronicle details riotous incidents and labor tensions near Inchafune and Retlikeale, with injuries claimed and livestock and corn seized. It notes proclamations of insurrection, convicts transported to Cork, and a heavy transport plan by the 29th regiment. It also covers education talks, the Rock atmosphere, and a government inspection with the Hibernian Society. A provision contract is awarded in London for Beer and Pork, with implications on salt duties and West Indies delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteho House
David Ryan
Clonghaneham
Anmimivon
Brittin
Limerick Chronicle
Retlikeale
Industriou
Inchafune
Daneann
Renes
Kilkenny
Tanee
Kerry
Crosbie
Ballyheige Caatly
Uke
Cork
Limerick
Leslie Foater
Munster
Monster Hibernian Society
North Presentation School
Lane Establishment
Peacock Lane
Birh
Hein
Wediteula
Meum
Cal
Gibraltar
Cork Chronicle
Tur Paovision
London
Callaghan and Sons
Thia City
West Indies
Army and trade notes from Kin Majesty's dominions and Bermuda
The army pays three months to reduced officers of Kin Majesty's Land forces on the 4th of this month, with naval and establishment payments for American Loyalties due on the 13th. Canning arrived at Lodge, Provinstons, London, while Irish inquiries and foreign goods, including butter, bacon, beef, and pork, show price changes amid approaching governance. Bermuda reports healthy convicts and ongoing public works, and Harlequin steam packet experienced a chimney collapse but sailed to Ambrose. Liffey steamer to Liverpool carried a dozen passengers including clergy and families. Beef, mutton, and cattle supplies rise as markets adjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrray
Kin Majesty
Trish
Amratean Lovartsre
Canning
64 Lodge
Hantzquin
Holyhead
Harlequin
Ambrock
Slalyhead
Liffey
Liverpool Westeday
Tew
Bunia
Mie Aram
Bathurat
Messre Lindaty
Caldwell
Pomonbe
Walinns
Holees
Ie Donovan
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Royal Canal
Aly National Insurance
Royal Ivish
Pawrick
Yulin Gas Do
Hibernian No
Ai — HO
Oil OO
Hibernian O. Do
A.M
Mail Dublin Journal
New York
Ener
Buenos Ayres
Merchants’ Coffee Home
Buenos Ayree
Chile
Falrouch
Monte Video
Buenos Aires
Don Maria Salazar
Boston
Ava
Lafayette
Washington
Ang
Mr Copon
Patriot
Cane Peachy
Coboanhia
Scilly
Jefer
Catree Campbell
Roy Olarcta
Republic
Pera Bs
Royalmt
Roy Olaneta
Gametal Caratala
Senate
Canileinen
Kenton
Sten
Alexandrine
Eowithoe
Rangate
Perrona
Margaye
Burgery
Rexmotal
Tur Hody
Louis Xfolt
Toost
Dents
the Army
Provinstons
Ireland
Arkin
Bermuda
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