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Newspaper
Courier
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 08, 1815
Page
3
The text warns that invasion spreads fear across sovereign powers and disrupts subsistence as contributions dry up. It foresees armed collection, widespread ruin, and a fractured society, with foreign armies delaying withdrawal and a perilous path to obedience amid rising hatred. The final line hints at continuation tomorrow.
Readable fragments show stock prices and rate changes with references to consuls and account growth. The text notes a per cent shift and a reduction, indicating market movements and financial terms affecting accounts.
Dispatches from Paris report mixed Cabinet opinions on France’s integrity, with troop reviews and disbandment debates. The piece critiques Fouchet and ministers, notes shifts in royalist support, and cites Prussia and Austria movements plus dispatches from Downing Street and Brussels papers.
The speaker denounces the bad selection of the King's Ministers as the root of ongoing agitation. He warns that with such leaders no wise or good measures can arise. Until France changes its counselors, tranquillity and stability are unattainable.
The Dublin Evening Post reports Mr. Peel and Mr. OConnell were involved in a controversy over protective fines. It claims Mr. OConnell was arrested and bailed by the Lord Chief Justice, with Peel possibly similarly restrained. Rumors mention Colonel Browne delivering a message and Sir Charles Saxton conveying remarks to Lidwill.
A reader objects to a Chronicle report about a Duchess of that name hosting discussions with the Duke of Wellington and Prince Metternich. He finds no French noblewoman by that title and suspects a Lady Durat in Rue Monblanc is misidentified, noting rumors of lavish hospitality and high-stakes gaming.
Reports from St Helena via the Kingsmill detail the Anlliston wreck off Cape le Grenass east of the Cape of Good Hope with 300 sails aboard and only 10 to 12 saved. The relayed account from Capetown and Plymouth lists ships arrivals and movements including Acteon and Warrior, marines sent to Plymouth, and various vessels paid off or re-commissioned at Portsmouth Deptford and Plymouth with transports to Chatham Jamaica and the Mediterranean context.
The text lists British regiments under Earl Moira and details a subscription appeal for a distressed widow. It urges charitable contributions through multiple banking houses and merchants, promising relief to poverty and sorrow and noting public generosity supports the fund.
Market notes show wheat supplies scarce yet sales strong at Monday prices while barley and oats command lower quotes. Peas beans and other staples steady with limited sales, prices published for various grains and meats including beef mutton and lamb.
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