Paris War News and Royalist Reactions
The report covers French unrest after Waterloo with Napoleonic figures at Malmaison and troop movements around Paris. It notes the tri color raised over the Tuilleries, fortifications bolstered, and Chapelle sheltering 500 police. It also mentions bombardment near St Malo, student marches, and disaffection fueling the blast.
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Frances
Journal de Parisage
Beket
Chapelle
Marshal Blu
Polytechnic School
St. Malo
Grenoble
French Army Advances Toward Lille and Paris
Dispatches from Brussels reportNapoleonic era tensions as French forces under Comte Maitoit and Duc de Berry move through Athy toward Lille and Paris. Wellington reportedly to enter Paris. Allied communications seek armistice as a Provisional Solanee envoy arrives.
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Brussels
France
Comte
Maiois
Duc ® de Berry
Mons
Csrsan
Lille
Yisen
Buonapante
Duke of Wellington
Paris
Reem
Ian
Price of stock Omnium 117 by premay cons
Fragmentary text reports a price detail for stock Omnium 117 with unclear terms and rates. Readable bits point to a dated market note, mentioning percentage figures and a category label, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
Paris and Brussels Dispatches on Bourbons and Armies
Paris papers question Boubon restoration aims while Allied troops draw near Paris. Reports from Cambray Laon and Meuse frontiers detail battles, armistice rumors, passports, and political maneuvers as Wellington and German forces advance.
Second Dispatch Rivalry and Buonaparte Asylum Demand
A Barlogne dispatch is rival to a Thursday night second Dispatch. The belief is Buonaparte sought asylum in this country, a demand reportedly rejected by authorities.
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Arethys
Moselle
Rhine
Thouais
Sevres
Haven
Paris
Buoonapartists
Buonaparte
Artisa
Luarena
Iostrit
Nolf
Tein
Fom
Europe
Atherica
Bourze
Gait St. Thei
Alreay
Sourit de
Otter
Bays
Fair'o'Clock
Barlogne
Private correspondence from Ghent on June 27
The writer notes the Duke of Wellington and Blucher at Paris and reports frontier towns declaring neuter between the Allies and the Provisional Government with their consent. The message suggests this could explain the rapid advance and implies fortifications may be spared manning beyond their lines.
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Ghent
France
Duke of Wellington
Paris
Wellington
Blucher
Naval Intelligence from Portamontu and Ostend Dates
A June naval bulletin notes speculation on Buona Parte's arrival, plus arrivals and movements of ships. Marie Josef and Le Laon from Cherbourg under the French flag are captured near Isle of Bas by the Rhin frigate. Lady Holland from Jamaica with convoy arrives, and the 1st to 17th May voyage of Magnificent. Centred on convoy status, detachments for Ostend, and transports leaving harbour for the Downs. Multiple officers named among troops sailing, with Sir William Curtis and Lark extra packet details.
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Havannah
Planter
Resolution
Lustre
James
Boxer
West Indies
Lis Majesty
Corcnesten
Maria
Howard
Ostend
Ramseare
Jungs
Downs
Osterid
Maberley
Cornets Pringle
Pearce
Glement
Blacket
Jones
Gale
C. G. Reddabd
Hoskins
Cuff
White
12Th Light ‘Dragoons
William Curtis
Hanbury
Packie
Tarleton
Lark
Lord Combermere
Sir William Curtis
Edinburgh
Challenger
Dunkirk
Erebus
Letter from a Private in the 7th Lussors Describes Action Near Brussels
An extracted letter from a private, dated Brussels June 26, recounts engagements with French guards on June 16 and 17. The writer describes charges with cavalry, heavy losses among officers, French cavalry defeat, and Buonaparte moving toward Paris with Jerome Bonaparte captured and brought to Brussels.
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Lussors
Brussels
Jane
Buonaparte
Tve
Jerome
Wwe
Paris
Royalists hoist flag after Wellington victory in Dieppe rumors
June 30 report from Burtouroy states royalists in Dieppe Fecamip St Valery and Tigre raise the white flag then replace it with the tricolor as Bourbons factions prepare for final dissolution. News mentions reopens of Dieppe-Brussels link and Prince of Orange sending aid to the Hague after a wound. Captain Webster, kin to Sir G Webster, has a wounded horse and aids to the Purge of Orange. College of Physicians notes Dr Rezens Ricmarpsoy admitted as Licentiate.
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Burtouroy
Dieppe
Fecamip
St. Valery
Tigre
of Wellington
Prince of Orange
Brucesels
Webster
Hague
The
Netherlands
Orange
G. Webster
Sussex
College of Physicians
Rezens Ricmarpsoy
Rathbone-place
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