Desolution of Congress Feared Amid War Notes
The excerpt notes momentary hopes for Congress dissolution. French residents have orders to return home and the French Theatre manager must quit the town. Tensions between the plenipotentiaries and the Emperor suggest a renewed war risk.
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France
Aiso
Plenimentiary
Escape of the Neapolitan King and Family from Naples
A contemporary English report details the flight of the King of Naples and his queen from Naples aboard the Vanguard and Alcmene, with 2000 troops landed at Leghorn. On the voyage a prince died, the royal family confessed, and defection among Neapolitan officers grew as the fleet neared Palermo. The scene near the shore drew immense public interest as the monarchs disembarked and preparations to return to England began. A Florence dispatch reports the King of Sardinia visiting Tuscany, escorted by French dragoons and meeting the Grand Duke’s chamberlain, noting the Pope’s health limits travel.
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Palermo
Naples
W. Hamilton
Leghorn
Alcmene
Quickflyer
England
Florence
Sardinia
Tuscany
Chipault
Pioggo Imperiale
Grand Duke
Pius VI
Rance
Joubert
Egypt letter from Buonaparte to Syria inhabitants
A fragment from a dramatic proclamation by Buonaparte describing French army progress in the Near East. The text invokes divine authority, pledges protection to friendly cities, and urges local openness to French occupation across Cairo, Cyprus, Jerusalem, and related sites. The language promises peace and restraint toward slaves and freemen while asserting overwhelming military power.
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C. Sc
Jattice
Cairo the Great
Alexander the Powerful
Cyprus
Jerusalem
Ptolemais
Damais
Cient
Wiuch
Irish Storm Toll and Dublin Politics Recap
Diblin reports a tempest wrecking several ships off the bay with many lives lost and crew rescued, while Alderman Hugh Trevor is elected. In Parliament, Sun libels are condemned and burned in Dublin with the Speaker John Foster and Mr. O Donnel prominent in proceedings.
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Diblin
Hugh Trevor, Esq
E.C. Keane
Liverpool
Glasgow
Greenock
Cork
West Indies
Wall
Irithtown
Scotland
Cherry
Clontarf
A. O'Connor
Kilmainham
Newgate
House of Commons
O‘donnel
Sun
Edgeworth
John Foster
Dublin
Enant
Spectators Fill The City As Flames Rise In Public Demo
The crowd filled windows and roofs as papers burned amid loud cheers and hat waving, with no accidents. The House of Commons debated Galway turmoil and riots where cattle were hounded, sparking wider rebellion fears as magistrates proclaimed Galway. Arm am arm body found near Baltinglass after strangling and robbery. A Pike residence siege near Coldblow Lane saw a defender shot. others captured, foreshadowing more arrests to curb gang violence near the metropolis.
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House of Commons
Galway
Baltinglass
Saunder’s Grove
Wicklow
Armstrong
W. Pike
Coldblow Lane
Hooper
Luke Toole
Invocation to Spring in a Winter Scene
A poem implores Spring to melt the cold season with warm beams and green meadows. It asks for mild air and fragrant odors, fertilizing showers, fields decorated with herbs, brimming with life as lambs leap and birds sing, while the plowman seeks favor. The verse ends with time moving swiftly on wings of bees.
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Italy
Egypt
Buonaparte
National Institute
Army of the Eart
Syria
MVUL
JW Beaude
Ireland