Wellington sends dispatch on prisoners from yesterday’s action
Field Marshal Wellington reports from Boulogne that 5000 prisoners were taken in the action of yesterday and more than 2000 are expected tomorrow. Among captives are Count Loubau who deserted the 6th corps and General Cambrone who commanded a division of the guards. He plans to send the prisoners to England via Ostend.
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Cambrone
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Pathod
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Chatillon
Pay de Dame
Brussels Dispatches from June 20 1815 Aftermath of Battle
Reports from Charleroi dated June 20 describe Prussian advance toward Maubeuge and a retreating French army under Napoleon from Ligny to Quatre Bras. The piece notes French losses, British and Prussian movements, and a cautious mood in Brussels with proclamations and troop movements across Belgium.
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Brussels
Binche
Maubeuge
Battle of Mont Saint Jean and retreat from Mont Saint Jean
An eyewitness account from Moniteur details the morning movements of the 1st and 2nd corps toward Mont Saint Jean with heavy artillery support. The French claim decisive momentum at the wood and village, a Prussian flank attack, guard actions, and a dramatic late-day collapse and confusion on the battlefield.
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Jerome
D’ Erlon
Mont St. Jean
Count d’Erlon
Long St. Jean
Loz
Siete
Count d'Evlon
Michaud
Count Lobau
Rehich
St. Jean
Sabor
Duchesne
Mont. St. Jeans
Marshak Grouchy
Middler
St. John
Sauve Gui Peut
Wis
French Armies Triumph at Fleurus and Charleroi
A staff officer reports French forces continued gains in Belgium after entering on June 15. The enemy was driven from Charleroi as French squadrons captured squares and took 1700 prisoners from a force of 6000, with further success along the Fleurus plain.
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Baris
Warte
Elenrus
Fleurus
Belgium
Charleri
Debates Over Budget and Debt Reports Before Chamber
The Chamber discussed Mr. Defermont’s report on 1813–14 finances and 1815 budget forecasts. Officials argued the 1815 deficit overestimation fueled royal bond issuance, proposed restoring the Amortissement fund, and considered a 140 million national loan with forest and salary measures to balance accounts. An adjournment was proposed by M Regnaud de St. oa.
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Caisse d
Royal ‘Treasury
Caisse d'Amortissement
Babs
Fuly
France
M. Regnaud de
Emperor asserts constitutional Monarchy amid arrests debate
In the chamber of peers, Latour Maubourg questions why with grave matters urgent action is lacking while the Emperor proclaims absolute power given by circumstances and a functioning Constitutional Monarchy. He demands ministers report on recent arrests to restore liberty. debate ends with adjournment to Thursday.
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Travot
M.de la Trimouille
la Vendee
Portsmouth
Regnault
M. Dupin
M.laseret de Chasses
Chamber OF Peers
Junbon
MM. Latour
Maubourg
M. Thibaudegu
Max Latour Maubourg
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