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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 20, 1815

Page

4

European war rumors fill Paris and Vienna dispatches

A flood of April reports from Vienna Paris and London discuss coalition plans. Forwards mention Napoleons potential alps frontiers, France armies and National Guards, and Wellington leading combined forces to Belgium.

Moniteur Vienna Chaumont Austria Italy Naples Russa Prussia Bavaria Wirtemberg Baden England Hanouer Holland Alexander Francé Prince Benevento France Fle Napoleon Russia Alps Rhine Belgium Friends of Peace Spain Germany Charles Petersburgh Paris Francis Lord Wellington Moenar Duke of Wetttcroy Buonavante Duke of Wellington Cmsafe Buonaranre Buonararta Lis Grace Buonaparte Yance Buoxap Arte Fscobin

Stock Prices Reported In Fragment

Stock prices fragment lists prices per share with odd formatting including quotes and abbreviations. The readable items show prices around three to four dollars and pending action notes, with no complete company names or dates.

Rumors of Italian uprisings and Buonaparte's decline

The Courier and other papers discuss Bouaparte’s stance, claims of Italian independence, and Austro-Italian battles with prisoners taken. Milan Piacenza action, alleged Lombardy insurrection, and Mundar’s Bologna entry are debated while Paris dispatches influence court opinion. The piece critiques Bouaparte’sPacification attempts and his dwindling support amid Allied pressure.

Paris Murraya Milan Piacenza Lombardy Mundaf Bologna Italy Remini Nucext Buona Panre London Cowier Kinsdown Deal

Cabinet Council at the Foreign Office and envoy dispatch

A Cabinet Council convened yesterday at two o'clock in the Foreign Office. The French Ambassador conducted business there. King’s Messenger Williamms departed Tuesday night with dispatches.

Paris Count Labau Nourrit Moraud Abbé Guadalouve Bordeaux London Napoleon Office For Foreign Affairs Naples Placentia Milan Lombardy Aacwws Europe England M. de Vitrolles Toulouse Vaidey Courier Extraordinany Moxpay Morvine Provence Dalmatia Marshal Soult Foreign Office Willliamms

Irishman Beats Sam in Five Hour Boxing Bout at Minster Bridge

The pugilistic clash between Bob Stewart alias Bit of Blue and Irish challenger Rob Stewart alias Dit of Blue took five hours and three quarters, with Stewart winning after repeatedly landing blows as Sam fatigued. Observers noted Sam's lack of technique and relied on crude hits, while the Irishman demonstrated poise and accuracy before the crowd of amateurs.

Minster-Bridge Bob Les Brewer San Tom Wood Bob Bottleholder Brother Hiley Will Martin Joe Sam Joe Barham Serjeant Seymour le the Ting Sam Bob Stewart Bit of Blue Rob Stewart Dit of Blue Lombard Jodd

Naval Intelligence report of ships bound for Mediterranean and Ostend

April notices from Plymouth describe ships sailing or arriving including the Impregnable and Pope for the Mediterranean, Bellerophon and Asia from the Downs, Erin and Friendship for the River, and transports assembling for Ostend. Movements include mail packets from Lisbon and Barcelona and formation of Hussar troops for Ostend.

Plymouth Avril Virginry Abeona Patience Guernsey Catherine Marie St. Domingo Cofee Pope Mediterranean Rowley Perrsmooth Arai Bellerophon Plymcuca Asia Ec Downs Arbour Erin Saihid Warner Dat Eurydice Deacon New York Falmouth Ramscare Ostend Salus Prince William Adventure William Milford 18Th Hussars

Property Tax Debate Leads to Committee of Ways and Means

In the House of Commons the Chancellor moved to resolve into a Committee of Ways and Means to refer the Property Tax Act. Mrs Witterean opposed the Shaxkins leaving the Chair until ministers declared the country’s stance. After debate, Brann moved to postpone the discussion to a later night. The division favored the original motion 185 to 58, and the committee agreed to revive the Property Tax at ten percent for one year without mediation.

House of Commons Witterean Shaxkins Brann

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