1816 Treaty Text Between Netherlands and Catholic Majesty
A dated treaty discourse detailing Allied Powers obligations against Barbary piracy, reprisals, and mutual defense. It covers seizure of contraband, payments for damages, naval force deployments, convoy protection, prisoner handling, and ratification dates, with additional articles from August and September 1816. It names sovereigns and ports, including Netherlands and Spain, and references Algiers and Tunis operations.
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The
Netherlands
Beniat OM Tee
Noam
Alance
Mediterranean
Algiers
Tunis
Lipoff
Poperion
Pérvays
Turin
Naples
Petersburgh
Stockholm
Capedtingen
Besa
Madrid
Alcata Te Vendres
Spa
Bisn
Europe
Minster For Foreign Affairs
Alw
de Nacei
Debate on Uniform Customs Law for the Netherlands
Hague reports a speech by Revairs from the Southern Provinces in the Second Chamber addressing a proposed uniform customs law. He warns that forced unification risks disuniting federative ties and cautions against haste, urging adherence to historical precedent and gradual reform to preserve regional autonomy within a Vested Monarchy.
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Hague
Revairs
States General
Plaudh
Council of Commerce
Law
Tab
Kingdome
Earth
Kingdom of
The
Netherlands
House of Burgundy
Europe
Debates on imperial trade systems and future prosperity
A Dublin Journal report discusses two trade systems for the kingdom, arguing that neither uniform measures fit the moment. It urges avoiding forced reform, notes evolving global commercial shifts, and hints at consequences for property rights amid varied regional strengths. Bruastria details preparations for the Prince Royal's entry with opera and pageantry in Monnaie.
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Europé
Dublin Journal
M. Revellius
Bruastria
Prince Royal
Theatre Royale
A Monnaie
Paris
Prince of Orante
Cologne
Holland
Lynal
Boty
King expected in Brussels with Princess of Orange
Brussels expects the King next Thursday and Princess of Orange to lie in at Brussels. Protestant princes in Germany seek to fill ecclesiastical vacancies amid delays in the German Concordat. The Princess of Wales visit to Rome was brief and followed by a tour toward Lago di Como. Detected political and economic notes include Crovana police seizing pamphlets criticising the Lombardy Venice government and grain trade shortages in Dantzig and Riga with rye prices around 97 or 98 rubles.
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Brussels
Princess of Orange
Germany
Holy See
Princess of Wales
Rome
Count de Blaens
Rhone
Aix
Arles
Marseillen
Mitay
Wighness
Orient
Port d'Anzié
Aleady
Vlorence
Lago de Como
Cremona
Lombardy
Venice
Bentin
Dantsig
Riga
Switzerland
England
Dantzig
Fragmented European Dispatches Touch On States and Medals
A late 18th to early 19th century style news fragment reports movements of the Council of State members planning departure to Brussels on the 15th and the capitulated regiments closing by November. It notes Italian medal discoveries near Almog and English officers who married returning to Verdun for winter, plus Belgian press debate on liberty of the press and Belgic orators.
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Council of State
Bruseai
Corpe Riptomat
Brussels
Count de Talteris
France
Italy
Rome
Srer
de la Begnejay
Paass
Verdun
Elonney
Conpai
Brussels press extracts on Dutch trade policy debate
The Dublin Journal discusses Mr Revoning's speech in the States-General on customs law. It outlines the split between Dutch commercial focus and Belgian agricultural manufacturing aims, highlighting the conflict over free exchange versus a continental system and arguing the dangers of the policy.
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Brussels
Mr. Revoning
States-General
United
Netherlands
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