Foren in Bellience and Rhenanization Fears
The Cis Rhenane Republic's affairs grow serious as guilds protest Banner Senate reforms. Bonn Bonnish protest likely ineffective. Juliers Aix-la-Chapelle and others to be Rhenanized. A peace treaty between Germany and France may curb democratization spread. Cologne's new municipal officials swore obedience to the French Republic and to carry out its orders.
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Cis Rhenane Republic
Senate
Bonn
Juliers
Aix-ly¢-Chapelle
France
Germany
Cologne
Revolt in the Rhine region as French officers push reforms
The Cis-Rhenane Republic forms amid French protection. On September 16 Cologne installed a new magistracy with General Jacobe Trigny and Commissioner Rhébhel presiding. The French asked guilds to declare a free republic, while Coblenz residents mostly back the old order despite revolutionary pressure. Demonstrations, arrests, and tensions rise as officials seek legal backing for changed authority.
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Cis-Rhenane Republic
Cologne
Jacobe Trigny
Rhébhel
Erienne
Senate
Aix la-Chapelle
Chamber of the Empire
Wezlar
Cobieniz
Defler
Debertus
Coblentz
Maputracy of
Roblentia
Fragmented excerpt on liberty and independence principles
Fragmentary republic text discusses civic courage and freedom. It notes that people may seek independence without coercion, praises those defending constitutional ideals, and mentions deputies to Bonn and a Rheinbach magistrate’s arrest amid unrest. The remarks reflect a period of political tension and debates on liberty and government.
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Bonn
Rheinbach
Paris Revolution Intelligence Sparks Stir in Stir Catinet
Reports claim a new Paris Revolution intelligence caused a great sensation in Stir Catinet. General Meerfeldt departed for Paris and arrived with dispatches and captains from the Refalurians of the present Paris government. The French show less compliance than hoped, while the Austrian Army in Italy advances on all fronts.
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Paris
Stir” Catinet
Adion
Meerfeldt
Italy
Fragmentary Letter Signals Possible French Ultimatum
A letter from General Meerfeldt, arriving from Italy, reports uncertain peace talks over France’s ultimatum to Austria. The Vienna court notes Austrian gains in Venetian Dalmatia and island Osero, with major towns welcomed by inhabitants. Buonaparte’s possible renewed war threat prompts heightened military preparations and rapid dispatches to Baden and Germany.
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Meerfeldt
Italy
Adina
Baden
Thugut
Venica
Arbe
Cherfo
Lufingrande
Olero
Dalmatia
Ruckavina
Castel Nuova
Cattaro
P.S
Buonaparte
Conference between Austrian and French Plenipotentiaries
The 16th conference between Austrian and French plenipotentiaries concluded yesterday. French corps were ordered to send back the sick women and baggage toward Ferrara as the army prepared to march on the 23rd. Palma fortress esplanade work begins and neighboring towns must furnish labor and wagons for the field hospital setup.
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Ferrara
Palma
General Berthier Pledged By Buonaparte Mission
The arrival of General Berthier is noted as entrusted with an important commission by Buonaparte. Citizen Dandolo stays at Adina as Venetian envoy. The Mabtua people favor union with Vente aligning with local wishes. Napoleon's wife arrived yesterday, hosted by Ex-Patrician Mosretti, and greeted by two municipal deputies. Theatre visit drew loud applause.
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Berthier
Buonaparte
Dandolo
Adina
Mabtua
Vente
Peoplefiere
Ohd
Bionaparte
Mos Retti
Ietal
Hodglr
War updates from Sardinia and Buonaparte figures
Fragmentary report notes Sardinian troops renewing efforts and sending 10,000 men to join Buonaparte's army. It mentions the French envoy to Rome and the Pope ratifying articles of a treaty concluded at Polentind between France and the Pope.
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Trent
Urat Thadsidy
Sardinia
Buonaparte
Eters
Rome
Fnithe
Ex‑Deputies and Partisans Transported to Switzerland
Report from Basel claims several former deputies and party activists connected to Piehegen were condemned to transportation and have arrived in Switzerland near Freyouirg. Ex-Director Carnot is said to be in transit with a substantial sum of money, while Roy is expected to remain in Be Toy territory. Bilateral dispatches note applications to the Directory by Mbatyene Bahl of Bern and Bafle on behalf of Barthelerty, who remains unfounded.
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Piehegen
Dbes
Switzerland
Freyouirg
Carnot
Roy
Etfau
Mbatyene
Bahl
Bern
Bafle
Barthelerty
Petition for prize on republican constitution plan
At Hague on September 26 a petition from Grontingen citizens asked the Convention to propose a prize for the best plan of a Republican Constitution. The plans would be referred to the Constitution Committee to refine and use in its labors. The committee will be organized and begin its proceedings.
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Grontingen
Dutch Assembly weighs oath and indemnity in new crisis
September 30 report: Beyma proposal to require public officers to take an oath of eternal hatred against Stadtholdership. Van der Jagr in Holland Assembly refers it to a Special Commission. Valkenaar secured 3,836,600 pidfords indemnity for embargo on Dutch shipping to Spanish ports. Valkenaar may accept a Spanish Majesty portrait per exemption. Bournenville resumes command from Utrecht as Chief of French forces in the North. A Bataan contribution payment begins next month.
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Beyma
Holland
van der Jagr
Spain
Valkebaar
Coulpgoas
Preach Republic
Peace prospects sour as war drums echo in Brussels
From the Brussels Papers Fienna Sept 19 reports a grim outlook as peace hopes fade. An Autric Council armament policy and France’s Executives Directory ultimatum worsen tensions. The bleak commentary notes widespread fear among all classes in the capital amid mounting hostilities and public unrest.
Water Spouts Seen Near Shrewfriars and Surrounding Areas
A rare phenomenon named water spouts appeared Thursday afternoon between two and three oclock near Shrewfriars and nearby places. A large black cloud moved northeastward, forming a spiral column that contracted and vanished as it drifted by. Observers watched for about twenty minutes and noted the spectacle rivaled a statue in beauty. The report warns such a break could bring injurious consequences. A related note recalls a water spout in Lancashire that year, lifting a brook and uprooting trees. At Kingston Quarter Sessions, two indictment bills for misdemeanors against Alon and Ingram were presented to the court. The defendants, over the age of assessment, faced trial.
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Piral
Enmimotmioore
Lancashire
Togsty
Berlin Letter Confirms French Reports on Royal Visits
A September 26 Berlin dispatch disputes French accounts of the King’s birthday celebrations and a royal visit to Potsdam. It notes the future Swedish queen’s route through Franckfort toward Stockholm on the 20th, with Latour hosting and cavalry parades for her. The report also mentions military movements, plague outbreaks near Cholzini, and Cologne's historical Tree of Liberty ceremony.
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Prae
Povedam
Potzdach
Franckfort
Stockholm
Swetzingen
Latour
Germany
Angéread
Vienna
Frenich
Offenbourg
Appenweyer
Pétade
Cis-Rihinane Republic
Aris
France
Vrenn
Trent
Lraly
Cholzini
Pacha
Bruno
Vo Bynia
Podolia
Moldavia
Chaczim
M. Peyrouse
Rochefort
Ingies
Tees
Cologne
Dentenge
Julicha
Lancing
Burnhey
Howde
Duligh
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