Final judgment on Colonel Labedoyere by revision council
Yesterday eight o'clock the Council of Revision confirmed the judgment against Colonel Labedoyere after objections about the council’s competence and procedure. The King and Madame Labedoyere faced public distress as Allied forces shift, and reports note Ney’s Paris arrival, Wellington’s banquet, and a royal pardon pledge amid ongoing peace uncertainty.
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Council of Revision
Labedoyere
M. de Joly
Ads
Mauguin
Council of War
Execution of Labedovere Verdict Shocks Paris
The Courier reports the Court of Revision confirmed Labedovere's sentence. At six thirty p m guards escorted him to Grenette, where after a kneeling Benediction, he urged the veterans to aim true. He begged his wife and mother for pardon, but his wife received no mercy as France demanded punishment for the war’s calamities. The act strengthens the government’s grip and peace, but ministers of Buonaparte share guilt. the King also issued an ordonnance declaring hereditary peerage for current and future peers in the Chamber of Peers.
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Council of War
Court of Appeal
Rennes
Court of Cassation
M. Mauguin
Grenoble i
M. Maugin
Bec
Betn
Heiba
Charles- Angelique- Frantcois Dé Lebedoyels
Aid
Charless Angelique
Cambrai
Petternig
France
Iing Debland
Treyson
Golonek Labedogere
Ricard Procureur
du Reet
Cy Srungil
Count Maison
Bints
Auc
Pardah
Madame de ‘Labedoyere
M. Habeddyere
Sian Tito
Gdtelle.de
Fils Nde
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Rande
Theo
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Duke of Abrantes
Marshal
Ney
Paris
Police
Montmartre
Army of the Lorre
de Prine
Siheday
Labedoyere
Sud
Élsure
Army of the
Sromputtr
Prince Regent
Carlton’ House
Earl of Liverpool
Windsor
Audi
Duke of Cra
Augusta
Elizabeth
Sophia
Sophia of
Sophia of Gloucestur
Messrs
Kyxtent
Jonrs
Pentre
Slough
Bath ‘Road
Fiogtigré
Mr. Hebbs
London
Aucusta
Evizaneta
Mary
Soria
Soritra
Gloucester
Yor
Oat-lands
CiAnenes
Kew
Sainssoury
Georg@tana
Georn
WanetNpeta
Countess of
Pamproxs
Earl of Wincuensea
Duke of York
Horse Guards
Carltons House
St. James's Park
York-house
Antwerp
Brussels
Labedovere
Court of Revision
Geodatievie
Grenetle
Kiise
Campa- Geres
Caulaincourt
Buonavants
Chamber of Peers
Naval Intelligence Briefs of Portsmouth Harbor Arrivals and Departures
Port actions list vessels arriving at Portsmouth and surrounding ports from August 21 to 22. Ships include Hope Eclair Cornet Sharp shooter Bermuda and Vittoria. Transports carry French prisoners from Antwerp while others sail to America Botany Bay and Ireland. Passengers of note include Countess Bourbell and Sir Robert Kennedy aboard the Duke of Wellington and other senior officers sailing to Dieppe and Brighton.
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Eclair
Cornet
Rufford
Bell
Fiotn Memel
Jenny
Phebe
Swiremunder
Eleonora Carlotta
Stockholm
Dear
His Majesty
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Sheerness
Vittoria
America
Renrhin
Finny
Wallis
Botany Bay
Plymoura
Cath
L’ Alfrede
Brest
Waterford
Antwerp
Tiber
Bellerophan
Portsmouth
Bittern
Ireland
Blondhound
Liverpool
de Newhaven
Ava
Duke of Wellington
Cole
Dieppe
J. Donovan
Thomas
Clear
Brighton
Nautilus
Duke of S ¥Ellington
Extract of a Private Letter on French Turmoil and Loyalist Hopes
The writer laments continued French political chaos under Buonaparte’s partisans and the fear of renewed upheaval. Reports cite Labedoyere’s alleged plots and executions, Allied sovereigns’ cautious stance, and fears of mobilizations in the north and Naples. Suppressive actions, royal perseverance, and troop movements color the era as Europe contends with tyranny and shifting loyalties.
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Oitanto
Labedayere
France
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Siberia
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Alexander
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Frestieyen
Labedoyere
Journal
de Leyden
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