The Return of Napoleon From Elba Sparks French Mobilization
Paris reports Napoleon Bonaparte left Elba on February 20 with 400 guards and 20 infantry, landing at Cannes then marching to Paris in nineteen days. Crowds greeted him with fervor as he moved through Cannes Grasse Gap Grenoble Lyons and Lyon, sparking cheers and proclamations. The Moniteur notes his government aims and a new foreign minister appointment.
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Proclamation from Napoleon on March 1 1815
Napoleon announces defection of the Duke of Cartiglione delivering Lyons to enemies and outlines military positions. He defends his exile, asserts legitimacy of his rule, and calls for a national government and coronation plans. Paris dates and ministerial appointments follow.
Peace treaty arrival and naval orders in London Gazette 1815
Foreign Office reports Capt Maude delivers the Ghent Peace Treaty with the United States dated December 24. March 17 orders mobilize twenty ships to commission for the fleet and recall officers on half pay to the Admiralty. A press is ordered for London and other ports to serve the fleet. News of Napoleon’s landing stirs enthusiasm in Ghent and across the Low Countries.
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