European and American Political Dispatches and Military Movements
Reports from Washington and Paris discuss imminent naval yard plans and ministerial turmoil. Observers debate Bourbon leadership, potential exile of Lavallette, and alleged political intrigues amid Franco Bourbon conflict.
Lavalette Escape Sparks Paris Speculation and Court Scene
Paris papers discuss M Lavalette’s escape from the Conciergerie amid wild conjecture. Reports recount his passage through streets to a chair, guards denying entry to the king’s mass, and a dramatic scene as Madame Lavalette pleads for mercy before Marmont.
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Shipping news and port arrivals at Liverpool and nearby
Maritime notices detail vessels sailing to Lisbon Batavia St Kitts Bermuda and Jamaica. several transports embark troops for Calais and a detachment from the 41st. Arrivals include the City Edinburgh and the Prosperity cargo. ships report weather, wrecks, and court-of-directors actions at the East India House.
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Archdukes John and Louis Dine at Pavilion Visit
The Austrian Archdukes John and Louis dined at the Pavilion on Tuesday evening and left around nine for Arundell with Count St Congueve. They were followed by Counts St Julian and Niemen and their entourage, returning to the Palace at four o'clock after a great beer. Her Majesty and the Princesses Ch and Augusta were expected at the Pavilion tomorrow evening from Windy.
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