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Foreign News September 14, 1814

Virginia Argus

Richmond, Virginia

What is this article about?

Royal visitors, including Emperor Alexander and the King of Prussia, along with military personnel, have departed England for the Continent after receiving warm hospitality. They expressed deep gratitude and a desire for ongoing mutual interests between their nations and England in peace and war.

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London, June 10.

The royal visitors & most of the military strangers, who accompanied them to this country, have arrived on the Continent. Every attention that a proud and hospitable nation could bestow were shewn to them; and they took their leave, with expressions of the warmest gratitude and friendship. The assurances given by the Emperor Alexander, and the King of Prussia, in their answers to the address of the city of London, demonstrated the ardor of their attachment towards England, and the most cordial wish, that in peace, as well as war, a reciprocity of interest and accommodation may be constantly maintained.

What sub-type of article is it?

Diplomatic Royal Event Court News

What keywords are associated?

Royal Visitors Emperor Alexander King Of Prussia Diplomatic Assurances England Friendship Military Strangers

What entities or persons were involved?

Emperor Alexander King Of Prussia

Where did it happen?

The Continent

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

The Continent

Event Date

June 10

Key Persons

Emperor Alexander King Of Prussia

Outcome

expressions of the warmest gratitude and friendship; assurances of attachment towards england and wish for reciprocity of interest and accommodation in peace and war

Event Details

The royal visitors and most of the military strangers who accompanied them to England have arrived on the Continent after receiving every attention from the proud and hospitable nation. They took their leave with warm gratitude. The Emperor Alexander and the King of Prussia, in responses to the city of London's address, demonstrated their ardor of attachment to England and cordial wish for constant reciprocity.

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