Convention Moves Swiss Government to Lausanne Amid Turmoil
Reports from Berne and Zurich describe Helvetic troops and cantonal factions negotiating a convention to remove government offices to Lausanne. Details outline armed exchanges, prisoner releases, safe passage, and terms for protecting archives, with multiple cantons including Vaud Fribourg and Basel noted.
Decree on Armaments and Mobilization Parts from Italian French Accord
A historic decree outlines transfer and rearmament terms between the Italian Republic and France. It covers ceding artillery valued at 4,000,000 livres, superintending officers, recasting calibres, construction of river bridges, and production of muskets pistols and bows within the year. It mentions Mantua armoury capacity and related inventories and deadlines.
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French Republic
Malian Republic
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Adige
Mantua
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Double fete as Rhine department forms new government
On September 23 the Rhine department celebrated a change to unified French governance under Commissioner Jean Bon St-Andr, with a Prefecture proclamation, cannon salutes, and a grand evening procession marking the new constitutional arrangement and military displays.
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Abe Duke
Rhine
France
Jean Bon St-Andrs
Buonaparte's finances and Italian ties debated in French papers
The October London letter reviews Buonaparte as First Consul and President shaping France finances to back an Italian Republic. It notes proposed measures, exchange schemes, and a future sale of values to fund del lepee of Germany, with references to Austrian and Papal interests and Caribbean affairs.
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Cairo
Joseph
Mail from Holland reports bank money not in circulation
In Autruxpam near Sept 28 a notice to the Municipality of July 19 1902 states no bank money remains in circulation and that only certain bills payable in major cities will be payable in gold or bank notes after Jan 31 1802. The document discusses French and British funds and potential government loans amid European tensions.
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Bath
Gréat Britain
Spain
Italy
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