Proclamation by Count de Paar to Avignon Mayor
The Count de Paar, in Avignon, declares Allied orders to restore Louis XVIII and secure peace. He forbids assemblies after nine at night in public places and directs troops to patrol for public tranquility, urging the mayor’s cooperation and promising firm enforcement.
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Vignon
Count DE Paar
Austria
Avigsnon
Avignon
Louis XVI
France
Europe
M. Mayor
Louis XVIII
French Army Orders on Cockades and Rebellion
The Ninth Military Division issues a day order banning public display of tri colored cockades and ordering imprisonment for unadorned soldiers. Those wearing tri color cockades face arrest and council of war for revolt signals. In Valencia the Austrian governor demands deserters be returned within a three day window or sent to Hungary.
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Count de Vrostente
France
C. Bourdeaux
Valencia
Duke of Aubufera
Themy
Count Bubna
Lyons
Aken
Hungary
Brujard
An Alpine Measure Amid Army Movements In Brittany
A historic notice reports the Alps measure applies to all army corps. Austrian troops refuse to leave Nantz despite agreements. La Vendee chasseurs at Ancenis disarmed by Royal Army. Brittany quiets after factional violence. A courier brings potentially reassuring news. A Toulon suspect linked to Elba voyages is arrested. The Minister of Justice meets the King for three quarters of an hour.
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Nantz
Chasseurs
la Vendee
Ancenis
Brittany
Toulon
Isle of
Elba
Department of Justice
Paris
France
Avignon
Foncne
Bordeaux
Sucuet
Count Buena
Lyons
Hungary
Nantes
Count Leservitce
Electoral College
la Manche
St. Louis
M. Lemonville
Europe
M. Lansuinais
Journal Des Dedats
Ile and
Vilaine
Gazette de France
Funda
Tie Man of the World and The Village Doctor at Theatre Royal
The Theatre Royal Haymarket presents Tie Man of the World this evening with The Village Doctor added as a second feature. A holiday at the Public Offices accompanies the program.
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Theatre Royal
Haymarket
French Allies and Austro–French Tension Stirring Reports
A Paris dispatch cites a letter from Avignon's Austrian commandant urging restraint and denouncing revolutionary violence. It notes Allied forces seek restored order, warns against French civil war, and mentions orders curbing tricolour symbols, troop movements, and political speech across Bordeaux Nantes and Lyons.
Paris Aug 30 1815 Private Correspondence and Royal Reactions
News from Paris describes Labedoyere’s impending execution and Madame Ney’s appeal to the King for mercy, with the King citing national safety. Reports mention Fouché’s influence, Bourbon’s London trip rumors, and Allied troop movements led by Wellington. A 150000-strong Russian review is planned at Troyes, provoking guard tensions and partisan editorials.
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Paris
Labedoyere
Ney
Madame Ney
Fouché
Duke de’ Bourbon
London
France
Corps D’armée
Duke of Wellington
Neuilly
Troyes
Royal Guard
Journal de Paris
Buonaparte
Naval Intelligence Tie Jamaica Flee
The Ethelred, Dormer, arrived off the Wigh from Se Donikinge, parted from the Jamaica feet on 19th ult in heavy gale. Next day sighted 14 sail with flower and topmasts lost, some fully dismasted. Spoke the Ross of London and the Sinclair with mast losses. On the 14th in lat 41 14, long 60 spoke the Barkworth and the Ocean. The Alexander and Jane were abandoned at sea during the Sth and 10th ult. Stapleton arrived from St Vincent under convoy of Barrosa and a fleet of about 50 sail, parted company on the 6th in thick squally weather.
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Jamaica
Ethelred
Se. Donikinge
Ross
London
Barkworth
Alexander
Jane
Bristol
Ditto
Liverroot
Stapleton
Rowe
St. Vincent’s
Navy list of ships and captains ordered for peace establishment
A long roster details ships and captains to be recommissioned for peacetime service. It lists numerous vessels including Queen Charlotte, Ramillies, Rochfort, Spencer, Vengeur, Antelope, Jupiter, Leander, Niger, Tagus, Desiree, Iphigenia, Madagascar, Orontes, Pique, Scanander, Tigris, Amphion, Conway, Perseus, Bann, Cyrus, Erie, Ganymede, Larne, Tay, Amphion, and many sloops and cutters with current home ports and stations such as Portsmouth Plymouth Sheerness Woolwich Deptford and Chatham.
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Queen Charlotte
Eoger
Portsmouth
St. George
J. Nash
Plymouth
Albion
J. Walker
Slome
Sheerness Bulwark
G. M.kanley
Chatham
Ramillies
Charles Ogle
Rochfort
Sira
C. Dickson
Spencer
Vengeur
Thomas Alexander
Antelope
G. Sayer
Leeward Islands
Jupiter
Henry Meynzil
Cape of Good Hope
Leander
Skipsey
Halifax
Woolwich
Niger
S. Jackson
Tagus
J. W. D. Dundas
Mediterranean
Sheerness
Orlando
J. Claveil
East Indies
Deptford
Orontes
N. D.cochrane
Sheernes
Pique
A. Maitland
Jamaica
Scanander
Sir’. Fouls
Tigris
R. Henderson
Amphion
J.B. Purvis
Conway
J.tancock
Towey
LH. Stewart
Perseus
E. A.court
Newfoundland
Bann
E. Scobell
Cyrus
W. F. Carroll
Erie
Ganymede
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Army of the
Alps
the Courier
Hols
Aix-la-Chapelle
Valenciennes
Condé
Aix-La
Chapelle
Auc
Baron von Stern
Germany
Russia
Blonaparte
Rochefort
England
Vienna
Frederick
Buosaparte
Prussia
Talleyrand
Police
Justus Greener
Loire
Louis
Halifax Journal
Buonaparre
Hodson Lowe
Lord Bathurst
St Helena
New Orleans
Mississippi
Duke of
Wexlington
Frain
Murper
Miss Smith
East Herrington
Houghton-le-Spring
Elwes
Isabella Young
Durham County Adv
Naval Intelligence
Sheps
Alert
J. Smith
Bacchus
W. Hill
Britomart
Robt
Riddle
Challenger
H. Forbes
Cherokee
W. Ramage
Childers
J. Rattray
Cordelia
W. Sargent
Driver
John Loss
Fly
J. Baldwin
Griffon
H.lewson
Harrier
Sir C. Jones
Helicon
A. Mitchell
Heron
L. Scriven
Jasper
Thomas Carew
Leveret
J. Christian
Musquito
G. Brine
Mutine
James Mould
Nimrod
J. Ferguson
Opossum
Lord John Hay
North America
Pandora
J. Noel
Pédargus
J. Wallis
Primrose
G. C. R. Phillott
Wookwich
Prometheus
W. B. Dashwood
Racoon
J. C. Carpenter
Rifleman
G. B. Allen
Saracen
J. Gore
Satellite
J. Murray
Medicerranean
Wasp
W. Wolrige
Bregs
C. Algerine
W. Carnegie
Dwarf
S. Gordon
Musquedobit
Griffiths
Pictou
Lieut- Morgan
Pioneer
Lieut
Rouse
Sealark
P. Helpman
Rome
Surly
Lieut. Lucas
Swan
W. Smith
Telegraph
W. Crossman
Whiting
J. Jackson
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