Peace negotiation failure cited by British ministers
A UK Parliament debate reviews French demands and the breakdown of Paris talks. Memorials from the French government are contrasted with a demand for an unconditional ultimatum. Ministers insist negotiations failed due to France’s rejection of fair terms, while urging calm as Europe looks to future peace efforts.
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France
Europe
Maesty
Basig
Paris
Nis
Switzerland
Aé&T
Grey
Jesey Far
Éampaien
Canning
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M Fler
The
Rolls
Lord Hawkesbury
Geary
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Evening Mail Publishes His Majestys Declaration on Negotiations
The declaration outlines clear facts on the late negotiation with France and urges wide circulation in France to show that only rulers sustain war calamities. It notes the Emperor’s refusal to send plenipotentiaries and to authorize someone to treat in his name, delaying involvement until a favorable turn appears.
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Majssix
Europe
France
Paris
Masmespury
French Republic
Negotiation notes between Britain and France at Paris
A detailed outline of confidential discussions with M Delacroix on peace terms. The envoy presents Memorial and Official Note proposing conditions for restoring peace, answers questions, and debates French demands including Netherlands, Rhine, and Germanic reorganization.
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Great Britain -and -France
Paris
Lorithip
Ellis
London
M. Delacroix
France
Europe
Austrian Netherlands
Great Britain
Netherlands
Austrian
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Rhine
Belgium
Delacroix
Elecaba
Germany
Brunswick and
Wurtemberg
Savoy
Nice