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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 26, 1815

Page

3

Paris and Lyon News Sketch Military Movements Across Front

Reports describe royal ordonnances fixing rates for officers, suspending siege rules, and easing controls in multiple divisions. Spanish forces reportedly cross the Bidassoa into France while Bayonne Navarreteins and Saint Jean may be targeted. Lyons remains tranquil with resumed trade. guards enforce discipline and ArcSons report seven to eight million in consignments. A Prussian king and Marshal Blucher seen together. Toulouse notes the assassination of Ramiel, commander in the Poer department.

M. Bellart Court of Paris Cazes Louis Seif Heath Bayonne Bidassoa France Lower Pyrennées Navarteins Saint Jean Pied- -de-Porty Alengon Blucher Lyons Ita Nimes Avignon Marseilles Cahors Antillery Coast Guards Avcounes Fasburgh Aléase Prigsia Toulouse

Press Decree and Army Disbanding Stir French Crisis

The article argues against royal measures in France including disbanding the army and a press decree. It claims these moves favor the Bourbons and threaten the Allies while stirring Jacobin and Buonapartist elements. It cites censorship, official deceit, and looming military and political instability across Paris and beyond.

Jacobins Buonapartiste Fouene Kine Jess Buonapartists Boursoys Buonapartisue Louis France Francé Paris Foucne Branéz M.S Buonaparte Jacobin Party

Attempt to Assassinate the Duke and Duchess of Angouleme

A letter from Paris reports an assassination attempt on the Duke and Duchess of Angouleme in Poitiers. Soldiers and officers shouted anti Bourbon chants as doors were tried, forcing the couple to flee with local aid, then continued toward Bordeaux.

Aes Gourierer Parias Angouleme Paris Bourdeux le Duc Angee Bourbons Shotel Poictiers Bourdeaux

Paris News From Versailles and Downing Street

Reports describe arrivals of Miils and Mears in Downing Street with dispatches from Wellington and Castlereagh in Paris. Also notes the Russian Ambassador at the Foreign Office and a grand Wellington banquet with royal and foreign guests in Paris.

Miils Mears Downing-street Duke of Wellington Viscount Castlereagh Paris Foreign Office Duchess of Wellington Commander In Chief Howe Guards France Lower Pyrenees Vaucluse Bethune Montauban Duke of Wettineron England Devonshine Retland Campen Catucarr Junot Duke of Wellineron Presen Des Vonshire Marshioness Campex Feawnees Prince of Orance Prince Bucur

Naval Intelligence Notes from Plymouth and Nearby Ports

Shipping reports from Plymouth detail arrivals and sailings including the Montague packet from Malta, several royal sloops and ships from various stations, and multiple company vessels at St Helena and Ostend. Notable entries include the Princess of Wales, Britannia packet, Ulysses, Heron, Mercurius, and the Marchioness of Aly voyage to St Helena, with passengers listed for Ostend and Batavia routes.

Plymouth Aus Watkins Malta Falmouth Gibraltar His Majesty Spey Esk Gephalus Venus Kilgaer London Cape of Good Hope Ann Edmunds Opor Matette Roscof Levant A Cruke J. Stranach Ostend Britannia Packet Henry Stravach Banks John Fox Mercuria Santos Bahia Catharine Griffith King Batavia Ulysses Heron Hope Mercurius Ward Sthalion Rosario Portsmouth Fanny Botany Bay Active Lion Nantes Marchioness of Aly Phanig St. Helena Theneé England Éorivoy Chesapedhe Lady Castlereagh Cape

Duel and Paris tragedy report from York-house to Paris

The Duke of Yor and Sir Henry Torgens discuss military matters at York-house after the post arrival. French officers fought beyond Paris la Etoile barrier. one died from a pistol wound. A Paris street tragedy follows. a young opera dancer leapt from a fourth story window after heartbreak leaving her sister to care for her.

Duke of Yor York-house Henry Torgens Louvre L Etoile Paris Ead Neuve ‘St. Mate la ‘Place Des Italiens

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