Venice Political Mood Report On Night of Public Opinion
The city holds a public meeting to gauge Venetian sentiment on the cession of their territory to the Emperor. Venice counts 159,900 souls with about 23,000 eligible voters, most of whom agreed with the negotiator’s decision at Adina. French forces rush into Venice as deputies ply for peace terms, while ships assemble for a Toulon voyage and potential Cadiz alliance with Spain.
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Venice
Adina
Raadie
Citt
Ginlani
Sardina
Cactivindti
Pirig
Abia
Pisani
Spadato
Buonarue
Milan
Srillery
Ars
Toulon
Cadiz
French Troops March to Dunkirk Coasts of Belgium
ERRENBREITSTEIN Nov. 9 Twenty five thousand French troops have marched from this neighbourhood for Dunkirk and the coasts of Belgium. One division of troops only is to remain on the right bank of the Rhine until peace is achieved.
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Dunkirk
Belgium
Rhine
German Army Movements Around Aixola and Treves
Detachments of the German army are marching to join England’s forces, moving toward Aixola Chapelle. Another company travels via Treves and Luxembourg, indicating coordinated movements on multiple routes.
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Germany
England
Aixola
Chapelle
Treves
Luxembourg
Fire the HAMBURGH MAILS 1 Hits Tonpetial Majesty
Prince Fre derick I of Grange appointed Lieutenant-General Field Marshal. Hatian army infantry orders call for 21 battalions to be ready to march for Rhine duty. Each infantry regiment to gain a fourth battalion. Lieutenant-Colonel William arrived October 18 from Trieste. Prince Esterhazy hosted a peace fete in Eilen Gals t with Archduke Palatine present. Court jeweller Whack making presents for peace negotiators Baona siie. Witigan of the Army of Conde marching via Moravia and Silesia toward opeland.
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Frederick I of
Grange
Rhine
William Ar
Trieste
Esterhazy
Eilen- Gals
Archduke Palatine
Whack
Baonasiie
Witigan
Conde
Pabe
Moravia
Silesia
Diplomatic Hostelry Costs Rise for Meeting Deputies
Fragmentary notes indicate RAST ADT and others discuss lodging for a PES gathering with apartments scarce. Provisions quote tenants paying 40 Louis d'ors per month, while diplomats from the corps converge by December.
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Carifrube
Dygearber
Imperial Court decree appoints deputies for peace talks
Ratjsbon reports a decree from the Imperial Court naming deputies to a Congress to treat for peace on the basis of the German Empire. It lists the states to send envoys and says the Congress will not last long, likely under ten months. The deputies are to depart immediately.
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Rafladt
German Empire
Congress
Army of the North moves on Rhine fronts
From the last French papers three columns of the Army of the North on the Rhine have guarched for Dutch Guelders and the Province of Utrecht. The first two columns have parted through Cleves. General Olivier's division left the left wing to occupy positions on the left bank of the Rhine. Aijpeteani returns to Strasbourg with part of his staff. The remainder of the Army of Germany is ordered to retain positions. The French government is said to be considering actions to guarantee the interior of Germany and to support the Polish Ministry, with sedeing parties in the Rhine bank and central Europe. Confiscations in this city are noted and church relations in the Gothic architecure area are mentioned.
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Rhine
Utrecht
Cleves
Olivier
Gérmany
Aijpeteani
Strasbourgh
Hayé
Pritparticns
Ppian
Hrendschepephee
Germany
Berlin
Rattatir
Genera Denis
Paris
Foucher
Nantes
Rest
Tablien
Jouannot
Marseilles
de Sempre Daff
Raftadr
Part
de Metternich
Wienerburga
College of “Biefters
Mayence Bini
An de Leal
Biaaride Linasic
M. “de Rubert
Wirtzbourg
Stadion
Hanover
Beeen
Baron de Riedeog
M- de Schwartzkopff
Bates Baron
M. Meyer
Pavy
Darmstadtam
de Gatgert
Franckfort
M. Scheweitzer
Fhourg
de Bilt
de Jacobi
Venice
Lombardy
Nice
France
Ricker Setizy
Ge Batic
Freche
Rochfort
Leteer
Limbourg
Faye
Fas
Edie
Bisioy
Wee
Rufia
Adios
Tyron
Prcha
Norfolk
walFoa Agrres
Imperial Declaration on Pacification and Ratification
A fragmentary report discusses an imperial declaration to His Majesty, urging peace within the Germanic Empire. It notes assembly in Rastadt for a Congress, the appointment of Count von Mitternich as plenipotentiary, and calls for unified support to sustain the empire’s constitutional order amid ongoing negotiations and ratifications.
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Rastadt
Empire
S. Reddy
Chizhek
Dras.beeq
Count de Mitternich
Germany
France
Rattady
Peror
Peri
Friends of Peace
Affairs of Holland at Batavian Convention Decrees Emigration
The Batavian Convention decreed that priests condemned to transportation by the French government are to be treated as emigrants. Other emigration decrees will be published soon. The Committee of Internal Correspondence reported on vote measures for old regime retainers and officers with a six week period to answer and defend. The Convention will issue a decree after reviewing defenses. Yesterday proceedings appointed a coal of way er ingyie inst conduct of the Commanders of Divisions.
Sarthe Assembly Discusses National Festival and Emigrant Affairs
Readings from the Sarthe National Assembly cover plans for the National Festival in honor of the republic, calls to expose conspiracies, and measures on French emigrants. A report from the Corresponding Committee notes residence of emigrants and arrests of two men from England.
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National Assembly
Lablink
Jyn
Van
Beyrma
Sen
Commission of Foreign Affairs
Commission of Interior
Helland
England
The
Republic
Pitt plan for new taxes and lending terms debated in early parliament
The article details Mr Pitt's tax plan to fund a 12 million loan and eight million revenue, altering assessments on classes including servants and horses while limiting house and window taxes. It notes projected burdens on property owners, expected government actions, and reactions from opponents, with mentions of foreign affairs and recent European developments.
Fragmentary European Crisis Dispatches From Paris Berlin
A garbled report outlines French and German moves during a European upheaval. Mentions Paris London Berlin meetings, ministerial placements, and military provisioning. Notes Count Metternich and other leaders, and hints at Swedish and Westphalian matters amid warnings of unrest.
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Brussels
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London
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Foley
Pit
Thrace
Dinstead
Batavian Covéntion
de Winter
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Imperial
Prince Frapleric
Pee
Genoa
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