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Foreign News
March 11, 1801
The National Intelligencer And Washington Advertiser
Washington, District Of Columbia
What is this article about?
At Lunéville on Dec. 31, 1800, Count Cobenzel declared, on behalf of the Austrian Emperor, acceptance of the French interpretation of his powers and authorization to negotiate without British involvement. The protocol was set to open on Jan. 1, 1801.
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LUNEVILLE, Dec. 31.
Count Cobenzel has, in a Note dated this day, declared that he was authorized by his Imperial Majesty to give to his powers the interpretation given to them by the French Plenipotentiary, and to treat without the Concurrence of England. The Protocole is in consequence to open to-morrow, the 1st of Jan. 1801, that is to say, the first day of the 19th Century. Let us hope, that the fatal influence of the English Government on the Continent, will terminate with the century, which is ended.
ROBERT ELLIS.
Count Cobenzel has, in a Note dated this day, declared that he was authorized by his Imperial Majesty to give to his powers the interpretation given to them by the French Plenipotentiary, and to treat without the Concurrence of England. The Protocole is in consequence to open to-morrow, the 1st of Jan. 1801, that is to say, the first day of the 19th Century. Let us hope, that the fatal influence of the English Government on the Continent, will terminate with the century, which is ended.
ROBERT ELLIS.
What sub-type of article is it?
Diplomatic
What keywords are associated?
Luneville Negotiations
Austrian Declaration
French Plenipotentiary
Peace Protocol
Without England
What entities or persons were involved?
Count Cobenzel
His Imperial Majesty
French Plenipotentiary
Where did it happen?
Luneville
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Luneville
Event Date
Dec. 31, 1800; Opening Jan. 1, 1801
Key Persons
Count Cobenzel
His Imperial Majesty
French Plenipotentiary
Outcome
authorization to negotiate without england; protocol to open jan. 1, 1801
Event Details
Count Cobenzel declared in a note that he was authorized by the Emperor to interpret his powers as per the French plenipotentiary and to proceed without British concurrence. The protocol would open the next day.