Levee and Council Confirms Riots Arrests in Birmingham
Yesterday at noon the King’s levee at St James’s followed by a council with Pritt and senior officials to address late riots in Birmingham. A proclamation was signed for apprehending participants. Court of Directors at India House adjourned to Friday. Duke and Duchess of Lyons tour Yorkshire. Pages note talks with Petersburgh on peace, French democracy, and allied court movements.
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Windsor Lodge
St. James’s
Pritt
Strate
George Howaton
Birmingham
Windsor
Birmineham
India House
Dutchess of
Lzons
Yorkshire
England
William Pitt
Henry Dunpas
Laville
Southampton
Spithead
Fawxenre
Czarfho Zels
Ruthan
Count Vosstermann
Prince Potemain
Prince de Nassau
Petersburg
Danube
Baltic
Europe
Russia
Italy
Mediterranean
Fawxenxer
Petersburgh
Austria
Porte
Vienna
Octaken
Paris
Davupury
Guernsey
Jersey
Alderney
Sark
France
William the Conqueror
Normandy
Duveyrier
Hague
Duarves
Gravain
Newcastle
Criser
Haymarket Theatre
Ambassadors Seek Mediation as Russia Faces Porte
From Constantinople June 6 a trio of ambassadors from France Spain and Naples renew mediation between Russia and the Porte. Sweden shows reluctance to renew old engagements while several Allied powers prefer negotiation backed by armed force but unlikely to act. The Capitan Pacua remains anchored in the channel with no fleet activity. An incident with a foreign ambassador over a fire engine shows polite yet awkward exchanges. The Polish Ambassador notes the King and Republic will not form an offensive alliance with the Porte, a sign of rifts in the anti imperial coalition. Sweden’s minister sent Turkish slaves taken from Russian ships, yet Stockholm’s court avoids resuming its prior course.
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France
Spain
Naples
Russia
Krve
Sweden
Capitan Pacua
Capitan Pacna
Reis Effendi
Porte
Great League
Baltic
Stockholm
True Account of May Revolution Facts at Warsaw
The report asserts no royal palace meeting occurred at three in the morning before the Diet debate. It states the King and conspirators were sleeping and denies any speech that praised or criticized foreign revolutions on that day.
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Warsaw
Decrees of the French Assembly on Alsace fiefs discussed
Coroene July 15 The National Assembly decrees on Alsace fiefs are being discussed by the three German colleges. An inquiry is expected to finish this week though the Directory’s articles may be unpopular. Amicable terms to be proposed and Napoleon to press the French ministry. The Emperor is anticipated at Vienna on the 16th instant.
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Coroene
National Assembly of of France
Alsace
Directory of Mayence
France
Vienna
Pantheon Debate and Voltaire Ashes in Paris
A critique argues that the church of St Genevieve hosts the French Pantheon and contrasts modern French reverence with ancient heathen gods. It reflects on Voltaire’s ashes being moved to Paris, lauding the volatile French disposition as a pendulum between extremes and condemning lack of moderation.
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St. Genevieve
Paris
Rome
Jupiter
Heaven
Earth
Voltaire
Romily
France
Procession of Voltaire Remains From Romilly to Paris
A grand procession transported the sarcophagus from Romilly to Paris in an oblong car on four wheels drawn by black horses. Columns, garlands, and national flags adorned the vehicle, with hands reaching out from the columns to grip a supporting ring. Attended by crowds, arches, bells, and floral tributes, the route passed Nogent, Provi ns, Mormons, Coubert, Brie Comte Robert, and was greeted with honors along the way.
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Romily
Paris
Nogent
Provins
Jeffamine
Coubert
Brie-Comte-Robert
Chaffeurs de Lorraixe
National Guards
Voltaire
Remembrance Procession in Paris for Voltaire Reliques
A grand procession in Paris featured the Provisional Procuror General and the Mayor meeting holy relics, with a sarcophagus carried amid cavalry, infantry, and a long cortege of deputies, clubs, and citizens. Voltaire’s statue and related trophies were paraded, nobles and artisans honored, and a ceremonial car displayed inscriptions venerating liberty and enlightenment. delimited by crowds and dramatic banners, the event culminated in a solemn tribute to genius.
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Collges
Drui
Arti
Voltte
Fleétorat
Coriman Army
Council General of the Commons
Department
Prevoté
Prevote
Music
Procureur-General
Sendic
Trantlations Drurus
Shipping News from Plymouth and Nearby Ports
Tuesday arrivals at Plymouth include the Frrexps Edward Danis master from Veneriffe. the Minerva Lor don capt Fouttro from Gibraltar bound to Newfoundland. the Sally off London capt Hun kerson bound to the Guinea coast wrecked near Barbary with all crew saved. passengers returned in the Friends. de Cognac Tomas Tupan from Bay of Roses with brandy. and the Eastrrvy capt Copriestor from Bisitol bound to Newfoundland, all seven days out and well.
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Plymouth
Frrexps
Edward Danis
Veneriffe
Jone
Iliz
Minerva
Lordon
Fouttro
Gibraltar
Newfoundland
Sally
London
Hunkerson
Guinea
Friends
Barbary
Teneriffe
de Cognac
Tomas Tupan
Bay of Roses
Copriestor
Bisitol
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Tounsday
Constantinople
Foltaire
Directory
M. Celerier
Philopher
Moses
M. Boudon
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Fauxbourg
Gautier
Royou
Liberty
Mirabeau
M. Pallot
Argenteuil
Rouffeau
Franklin
Defille
Arfas
Varennes
Nancy
Friends of
Constitution
Eletors
Academies of Painting and Architecture
Wafeen
Venger Calas
Laparre
Sirven ET Montbailly
Humain
St. Denis
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