Treaty Evacuation Of France Ends In Allied Accord
The dispatch from Aix-la-Chapelle outlines a wide signed treaty date November 20 1815 detailing the withdrawal of occupation troops from French territory by November 1 and the settlement of finances and debts. It notes Article provisions on pay and equipment for occupying forces and the broader acceptance of terms by monarchs including Britain Prussia Austria and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atx-La-Chapelle
France
Anerley
Lali
Rance
Great Britain
Milletty
Enouey
Novamber
Geige
Ehimic
Frahes
Nlac Monte
Igh
Prussia
Homia
Aboch
Raya Mraz
Aries
Bavaria
Congress
Weddle
Russia
Gers
Lelp
Orental City
Teebay Watch
Fuschiara
Prozta
Grand Dukra
Michael
Peinre
Orange
Mouklenhaig
Duke of Wellington
Ufficepp
Betug
Aod
Eittade
Alcla-Cha
Coronation Festivities At Hotel de Ville Among French and Prussian Figures
In Pelle Hall at Hotel de Ville a crowd of about one hundred witnessed the coronation celebrations. Monarchs and dignitaries appeared while the Duke of Wellington and the Emperor Alexander engaged in notable conversation. Torchlit fountains and pageantry marked the event, though some French guests departed in silent protest of the day’s outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelle
Hotel de Ville
Dtrivat
Maidippe Gutalootal
Jean de Paris
Parla
Aingee
Prussia
Hadtit
Duke of Wellington
Charlemagne
Lonneberg
Gadlic
Michelien
Wetlingian
Alexander
General Orders from Camp Al Bizepoor May 1816
East Indies dispatch reveals General Orders issued by the Commander in Chief at Camp Al Bizepoor. Details praise Brigadier General Munro and officers for the siege and storming of Badlum fort, noting reinforcements from the coded districts and exemplary actions by Madras Pioneers and cavalry. Governor General commends Major Renal and Captain Bote for their leadership and lists acknowledgments to officers across the 22d Regiment and Madras cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaines
Ordfes
Choultay
Geharal Dyce
Tha
Siré
Te Detkaa
al Bize
Ubjef
Brigauler
Stonro
Foriceanof Radaut
Sual
Gailad
Munro
Tan
Badal
Moore
M.jor Renail
Bote
Badumt
bin Majesty
Battalon Sih
Madras
Ge Hera Sith
The
Deckan
Tibeboye
Goklxh
Bin
Sajal
Settaro
Aljong
Strauooys Hislop Tegs
Smith
Enery
Bujeellow
T. Histon
Arbidh
Tee Waveny
Madras Cavalry
Wader
Walter
Trveton
Galiznt
Calonet Colehrgour
Abel
Thove
Pho
Turey
Adjivant Govepel
Carol
Magays
Nerel
Pelice
Telator
Theta
Hall
Tima
Jared
Ganths
Bombay
Pritzler
Cammanier
Eo Strong & Fortunes
Wade
Peitsler
Erin
Ariileey
Jayek
Glege
Blogbar
Dolz
Nutt
Siege and honors in the Chocham fortress surrender
The narrative praises the siege operations and the defense at Chuckam, noting the fortress surrender to a detachment led by Deacon of the Matttrs Establishment. High commendations are given to General Pritzter, Bris, and Captain Thew for their roles, with thanks to OMherty for service and to Bombay artillery officers for overall contribution. Price of English stocks and market notes follow with various securities listed.
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Neuillery
Bris
Pritzter
Thes
Chocham
Lienienagt- Colgnel
Chuckam
LiutuGol
Chial
Alan
Thew
Booibay Artillery
Hugh
Bombay Argiarers
Dispute Between Bavaria and Baden Reaches Congress
The Dublin Journal reports a warm Congress discussion over Bavaria and Baden territory. Emperor Francis and the Bavarian king sought Baden lands, but the Grand Duke resisted. Congress and foreign journals note health concerns and recalls, with cautious peace terms and mentions of potential succession guarantees for Baden.
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Bavaria
Baden
Eaid
Francis
Vanheim
Carisliede
Orat Dattage
Palatinate
Litgrty
Labr
Grand Duchy
Gottorp
Sweden
Alexander
Treaty of Commerce With the United States
Discussion of a defied treaty of commercial regulation between Great Britain and the United States before Gallatin’s departure notes rumours of publications and boundary disputes. Officials expect the treaty to be formally published with explanations and clarifications to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Gallatin
America
Constantinople scene amid Janissary unrest reports
A French paper received today claims letters from Constantinople confirm a Janissary rising. The Grand Vizier’s vigorous response and new Captain Pacha are praised, though concerns linger that the Vizier may fall soon. Tranquility seems restored but fears of fresh disorders prompt precautionary steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picttish
Constantinople
Janissaries
Pacha
Emigration of Artizans and British Policy Debate
A translated excerpt discusses emigration of skilled workers from Britain to Russia and other nations. It argues Britain should not bar emigration, noting that Russian reforms could benefit global trade. It contends British manufacturers would benefit if Russia expanded production, while warning against restricting skilled labor movements. It cites views from the London Star and broad policy considerations on civilization and commerce.
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Gentleman
York
Latcaster
Wealmorelaad
Russia
Avery
Tryced
Thames
Scotland
Tio Tuffer
Iphia
Mitta
London Star
Lion
Avexanvza
Pura
Great Britain
Kilkenny Association Reports Special Volume Preview
The Kilkenny Association offers a special edition related to a report by a notable author. The text indicates a forthcoming continuation on the report’s subject, promising obediations deemed warranted by the importance of the topic. The notice directs readers to the last page for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Foreign troops in France embarkation delayed and review moved
Intelligence from Calais reports baggage of troops ready for embarkation being shipped. Grand review postponed to 23 instant, delaying 4th and 5th brigades to arrive after the 29th and to encamp near Commune de St Pierre. Danish and Hanoverian corps to embark at Dunkirk. British troops route through Flanders to Antwerp for embarkation. Duke of Angovienne to visit Northern Departments after departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
Commune de St. Pierre
Sqth
Inst
Dunkirk
Flanders
Ghent
Ant
Duke of Angovienne
France
Madrid ministry hints at temporary surveillance plan on a political figure
A Haarlem Courant extract from Madrid dated the 2d reports the ministry plans a brief, strict surveillance regime for a prominent person. Paris papers claim Emperor Alexander sent three frigates to Spain replacing three ships from Russia due to poor condition. Counts and generals shift positions as War Council roles are outlined, with O Donnel and St Mare highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem Courant
Madrid
M. O'Donnel
War Council
Galicia
M. de St. Mare
Trish
Grenadier
Tor Peigntra
Firht
M. de Garay
Saragon
South American Aptates and Trinidad naval actions
Accounts from Frinitad report a British squadron at Trinidad from Guayana with gunboats and a brigantine capturing several vessels. The encounter involved Captain Kerr of the Beawaniter and attempted Spanish Governor detentions. Trinidad papers claim independence recognition and ongoing river Plate events, with Bolivar and Paez leaders coordinating provinces and Llanos defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurra
Harvay
Guira
Trinidad
Thuphia Majesty
Gaire
Sapport
Tata
Brion
Kerr
Eho’ Beawaniter
Universal
Impressibarat Trinidad
Veneguela
Briots
Cothfioférd
Venezuela
River Plate
Pheyanne
Monte Video
Colonia
Uruguay
Lyin
Buenos
Westen
Buenos Ayres
Pano
Baltimore
Telcahuana
Chil
Ocp
St. Cathenye's
Jemaica
Aury
Amelia
Old Providence
St. Catherine
Mexican Republic
Ferdinand
Marino
Bermudez
Maturin
Ghira
Burnness
Juin Marino
Cattack
Managas
Llanos
Barcelona
Cedeno
Caraza
Hogata
Calaboro
Paez
St. Fernando
Villa de Gura
Valencis
Aragua
Caracas
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Iit
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DGS Town
Chry
Spock Byer Obeysen
Fgchangae
the Dublin Journal
State OF
Artizans
Kilkenny Association
Spain
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