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Newspaper
Courier
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 07, 1815
Page
3
Royal elevations announced for Wellington and Clancarty in Brussels
The Secretary of State reports that by a July 18 decision and a July 12 diploma Arthur Duke of Wellington Rodrigo and Vittorian Field Marshal are named and raised to Prince of Water loo and Marquis of Heusden respectively with primogeniture. Richard French Je Earl of Clancarty and his male heirs are similarly elevated. Officials are informed to recognize their ranks and prerogatives. Brussels, August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Abe
Supreme “Heraldic Chamber
Arthur Duke of Wellington
Ciudad ‘Rodrigo
Vittorian
Hig
Mies
Waterloo
Richard
Clancart Ty
Heusden
Baron A. Cape Lian
Flanders
Paris
France
Hunihguen
Aciele
Switzerland
Basle
Fandnove
Germany
Giver
Philippeville
Maubeuge
Condé
Lisle
Valenciedines
The
Nethert Anns
Prince of
Duke of
Wentingeron
Earl of Cuancarry
Paris and Aix la Chapelle Warfront Rumors
A July 4 Oracle report outlines premature talks of peace between Allied powers and France. It cites possible frontier changes including Savoy, Nice, Landau, and Belgium adjustments, plus France’s war costs and a large 600 million franc indemnity. A Prussian letter notes social tensions in Paris and art restitution moves pending Potsdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Savoy
Paris
Sardinia
Nice
Uit
Huningen
Switzerland
Baslearabe
Sedhre
Landau
Germany
Confederations of the
Belgium
Tris
Aix LA Citapelle
National Guard
Young Guard
Buonapartists
Buonaparte
Potsdam
Napoleon Remains Defiant Aboard Bellerophon as Transfer Planned
The Bellerophon sails with Napoleon aboard toward transfer to the Northumberland in a planned voyage toward St Helena. Buonaparte resists exile, vowing not to quit the ship alive, while officers prepare for custody and possible escort, with Lord Keith supervising the Channel squadron and guard arrangements for long confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Kutta
Buon
Savary
Lavluemanp
Ezrotas
Bertaanni
Portsmouth
Gronax
Cocxaun
St. Helena
Col. Bunsang
Uader
St.’ Helena
Marruanp
Geogcs Cock Sary
Bent Ranp
Savany
Latre- Mand
Napoleon
George Cocxsury
Hopsox Lewt
Mediterranean
Havannah
Weymouth
Georas
Bucephalis
Ceylon
St. Alban’s
Portland
Bellerophon
Buonapante
S. Helena
Sir Bréizany. Bincham
53D
East India
Company
Itdé
Gattisén
St. Hélena
53D;hich
Indies
Ihe 3d Garrigan
Fort Cupiberland
Hawthorn
Board of Ordnance
Nomi
Nate
Helena
Lord Keith
Channel Fleet
Tennant
Hal Jowell
Keith
Northumberland
St. Helenea
Tower
England
Bertrand
Lir
Aliemand
Buonaparte
Eurotas
Living in London at Theatre Royal Haymarket Tonight
Theatre listings note Living in London at Haymarket with a second performance of Killing No Murder. Tomorrow also shows Living in London with The Bee Hive. Stock prices and bonds referenced as part of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Haymarket
London
Bee Hive
PRICH
British Army Cantoned in Normandy After Waterloo News
The British army under the Prince of Wettxeroy is to be cantoned in Normandy with Dieppe awaiting a Paris detachment. The Jamaica fleet arrived at Portsmouth under convoy and proceeded to the River. Some Bristol bound ships parted at the Channel entrance and few have reached port. Paris Fauxbourgs workshops reopened after Buonaparte’s defeat, rescuing idle workers formerly causing mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of ‘Waterloo
Duke of Wettxeroy
Normandy
Dieppe
Paris
Jamaica
Portsmouth
Norge
Bristol
Channel
Naval Intelligence notes from Ramgate and ports abroad
Fragmented shipping notices record arrivals and sailings at Ostend Dieppe and Brighton. Passengers include Lord Cunningham Sir Grenville Temple Lady Temple Captain Prince Major Ver non and several officers and families. Troop transports and ships like the Flying Fish Britannia and Britannia bye-boat move between Ostend Dieppe and Havre with varied passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsgate
Lord Liverpool Packet
Ostend
Lord Cunningham
Grenville Temple
Lady Temple
Prince
Vernon
Mise Brets
Parke
Rosa
Goff
Dragoon
Henchcliffe
Scott
Lynch
Sutherland
Laughlin
Flying Fish
Smith
Mc. Buckler
Berry
Halliam Curtis
Beard
Lord Belgrave
Douglas
Marcate
Ava
Britannia Packet
Henry Stranack
Sir Bourchier Wray
Mr. Clapp
Bradley
Major Lindsay
69Th Regiment
Waterloo
Thomas
T. Alder
Richard Gooch
Henry Boston
Henry Burrows
William K. Reeve
John Evans
John Cook
Dieppe
France
Portsmouth
Desiree
Havre
Andeur
Jamaica
York
Plymouth
Downs
Bulwark
Glasgow
River
Guildford
Johnson
New South Wales
Elizabeth
Gray
Africas
Térmain
London Gazette dispatch notes surrender of Marshal Braxy forces
An excerpt from The London Gazette describes Major-General Sir Jensos Laws detailing Braxy's submission to Louis XVI as his troops refuse to wear white cockades. It notes allied zeal for restitution of French property, bullion prices, and a London market report on wheat barley oats and other commodities with price movements and shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Jensos Laws
Marshal Braxy
Louis Xviit
Munar
Europe
France
Buonaparta
Musée Napoleon
Vittoria
Leipsic
Waterloo
Portugal
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Elba
Buit
Buoxaparte
Journal de Paris
M. Latours
Labedoyere
Garnier DE Saintes
Felix Desporris
Boutay DE LA Mevartits
Buoxavarre
Fovucite
Tricia
M. Foucue
Naval Intelligence
Penelope
Smitheles Deeb cc
Eesepeees
Matton
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