Proclamations of Buona Parleya and Italian unrest
The Paris Gazettes record proclamations urging peace with Austria and enforcing loyalty oaths in Italy. French fear and political struggle persist as the Republic’s funds wane and insurgents face harsh measures. The tone remains cautionary about Italian factions and the tenuous Republic’s aims.
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Paris
Buona Parley
Cated Tertona
House of Austria
Italy
Republic
Zerigrifty
Drouety Babak
Royal Windsor to Kew and London Levee Highlights
Yesterday the King and Queen traveled from Windsor Lodge to Kew Palace, with a Levee at St James's and a Council afterward attended by titled peers. Reports mention a Lisbon mail, political commentary, ship news, and local notices including marriages and militia movements.
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Windsor Lodge
Kew Palace
Chanceltog
Royal Regiment of Oxford
Blues
London
Sxriner
Fo’nnight
Dharlotte Cambell
Camp Beell
Guards
Inverary
Scotland
Bishopstone Mill
Newhaven
Elizabeth Nash
Fale
Whitechapel
Curtis
Convié
Monmouth
Brecon
Maidstone
Barham Downs
Montgomery Regiment of Militia
Earl Powts
Canterbury Barracks
France and Buonaparte Press Diplomacy Across Alps
A detailed dispatch describes Buonaparte demanding safe passage for his troops toward Tyrol, with Grifons seeking Basle guidance. It covers Swed ish ambassadorship, Staël intrigues, Jacobin strife, financial turmoil, and threats of repression as Italian theaters heat up, including orders from Tortona to secure allegiance and disarmament of imperial foofs amid escalating conflict.
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Buonaparte
Paris
Vienna
Grifons
Tyrol
Basle
Switzerland
M. de Rehaufing
Rusha
M. de Orfini
Baron de Staé
France
de.Feren
de le Prierf
Prote
Ion
Sweden
de Simanon
Russia
M. de. Grimon
Ruvoy
Saxony
Baron de Stael
Necxar
Europe
Italy
Tortona
Prairial
Buonaplrte
I Ak
Genoa
Acquata
Republic
French Republic appoints Fayroutt Minister Extraordinary
Genoa June 6 report says the Directory of the French Republic has appointed Fayroutt minister extraordinary. The government denies any direct talks on key issues including demarcation of limits and the cession of Oneglia and Loano.
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Fayroutt
Shim
Oneglia
Loano
Hard Terms of Peace Stir Piedmont Court Debate
In Turin on June 2 the Bourbon Court confronts a tough peace accord with the French Republic. Foreign Minister Havreville urges delaying ratification to avert popular uprisings in Lombardy and Piedmont. The Rise argues to uphold promises, while Count Apami says the government lacks power to quell Piedmontese sentiment and that the French influence is already deep in Piedmont.
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Thibaudeau
Council of Five Hundred
Drouet
Cicero
Cataline
Rome
Senate
Zimbaudeau
la Marque
Austria
Council of Elders
Paris
Adet
United States of America
Ds Poultier
Parr
St. James's
Dundas
Pitt
M.de Sracl
Neptune
Hercules
Friends of Liberty
Tortona
Buonaparte
Italy
Vienna
Europe
Germany
French Republic
Havrevillee
England
Lombardy
Piédmontin
Apami
Piedmont
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Boulogne
Himelf
White
Dumourier
Scheldt
Mouxtown
Wintrams
la Tribune
Moulston
Caveragap
Woodley
Guadaloupe
Botton
Ww. Richardson
John
Lieut.Lamb
Rice Webb
Philipharbin
Hector Beatton
Edward Smith
Bexart
Ditto
Hill
Mornday
Bardon
Youghal
Waterford
Ship News
Plymouth
Ann
Forster
Maria
Topsham
Pirriam
Oporto
Exeter
Caroline
Druid
Edystone
Liverpool
Bristol
Sir Jins
Harwich
Count Wenveren
Holland
Rotterdam
Duffeldorf
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Thalia
Sheerness
Savage
Racoon
Helena
Nickonor
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Cetera
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Andes
Vadier
Tribunal of Police
Boulogne-sur-Mer
Nantes
Jewus
Veurdan
Rhine
Prchegre
Rhiné
Hocquer
Jacobins
Aed
Dubois-Craneé
Vive le Roi
Zenver
Aid
Charenton
Buongparte
Leghorn
Mahtua
Milan
Salizetti
Moselle
Meuse
Rhing
Nicholas Mori
Maury
Buonaparte di Rome
Ruffa
Verona
Venice
Turin
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