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Gazette Of The United States
New York, New York County, New York
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On October 16, the emperor and imperial family departed Frankfort for Vienna with a grand salute from 300 cannons and artillery from Bergen camp, amid public acclamations. The king of Naples remained due to slight indisposition. Hessian troops left their Bergen encampment on October 17.
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The emperor and the imperial family took their departure from this place yesterday, at half an hour after seven. At the moment of their setting off, the 300 cannons belonging to the citadel and ramparts began firing, and were answered by the whole artillery of the camp of Bergen: to this imperial salute were joined the acclamations of an immensity of people, who crowded every street through which their majesties passed, and who expressed all manner of good wishes that the hearts of a loyal and admiring people could dictate. Their majesties went directly for Vienna, not taking Prague in their way, as was supposed they would. The king of Naples is detained here for a short time, by a slight indisposition. The Hessian troops quit their encampment at Bergen this day.
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Frankfort
Event Date
Oct. 17
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departure for vienna; king of naples detained by slight indisposition; hessian troops quit encampment
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The emperor and imperial family departed yesterday at half an hour after seven, with 300 cannons from citadel and ramparts firing, answered by Bergen camp artillery, joined by public acclamations. They went directly to Vienna, bypassing Prague. The king of Naples is detained by slight indisposition. Hessian troops quit Bergen encampment this day.