Fragmented Dispatches Outline War Drama and Political Tensions
Paris reports detail Ney's trial preparation and French unrest as Prussia and Austria move troops. Telegrams describe marches from Vertus, supply logistics for the Rhine army, and debates over France's integrity and future boundaries amid allied maneuvers.
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Russia
Paris
Isc
Pos Papi
Austria
Patst
Vellincroy
Usta
Champagne
Ni Paen
France
Italy
Prussia
Paris Rumors of Ministerial Resignations and Assassination
Private correspondence from Paris describes rumored retirements of Fouché and Finance Minister, a new Paris police chief, and a dismissed head of the Post. It reports a treasurer fleeing with 1,200,000 francs, arrests in the royal guard, and Ney’s impending trial. An Englishman Mr Keen is said to have been stabbed by a French officer. The note closes with European war speculation and theatre news from Drury-Lane.
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Paris
Place du Carousel
Rue de Echelle
Rshal Ney
Grundler
Rennes
Marabd
Ofraness Tite
Fleral Rapp
Volkmarin
Priece
Thomasi
Frelhbouring
Bugnaparte
Prussia
Odiase Quem Leserés
Hue
Russia
France
Abé
Camo
Vertus
Milan
F'Rimoni
Italy
Duke of Witt Ung Ton
Berlin
Ostober
Bavaria
Strasburgh
Nismes
Cevennés
Montpellier
Niv
Dedkine
Lavalette
Franxoir
Gaizetté Officielle
Commissioners of Public Instruction
Brussels
Huningren
Alsace
Napoleton
Louis XVIII
Vienna
Saxony
Sergia
Fouché
Police
L’ Abbé Loula
Finance
Monsieur de Caze
Prefet de Tt Police de Paris
Monsieur de Beugnot
Buonaparte
Generdl de la
Massena
Algereau
Fessons
Ney
Keen
Boulevard de Coblentz
Itue Taitbout
New-York
Norfolk
Europe
Duke of Mrexbensure
Watson
Paten
Baron Schmolensee
St.Paul’s Cathedral
Greenwich
Place Royale
States General
Drury-Lange Theatre
Simon
Penney
Warvan
Wallace
Jounstéyve
Ostuhry
Gidver
Caroline
Whiich
Michael
Banr- Ley
Dublin affair over O Connell Lidwill arrests and letters
A Dublin report describes Sheriff Flemin arresting Mr O Connell and Mr Lidwill after hostile messages from Mr Peel and Sir Charles Saxton. They were bound over to keep the peace. Mrs Lidwill’s letter to Treland discusses leaving for the Continent to defend a country and a beloved child, dated Sept. 7, 1815.
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Dublin
Flemin
O’connell
Lidwill
Peel
Charles Saxton
Dickenson
Gidwill
Geo. Lipwitt
Sir Charles
Mr. Lidwill
Calais
Peets
Colonel Browne
Sir Charles Saxton
Mr. Dickenson
England
Naval Intelligence update on West Indies fleets and English ports
Reports from Sep 9 to Sep 11 describe Jamaica ship arrivals, convoy movements, and weather impacts. Various ships, packets, and sloops of war are listed with destinations including Bristol, Havre, Antwerp, Corunna, Ostend, and Virginia ports. Prices for wheat, barley, oats, and peas are noted alongside royal events and court visits.
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Jamaica
England
Leeward Island
Bristol
Paymouth
Hebrus
Levant
Portsmouth
Daniel and
William Packet
Havie
de Hyder
Terber
Antwerp
Faymouth
Caroline
Mitchell
London
Trieste
Dodrian
Eliza
Sprague
Neath
Dartmouth
Daché of Kent
Cottesworthy
Corunna
Lisbot
Dent
Nelson
Norfolk
Virginia
Volunteer
Bourdeaux
Martinique
Dexterers
Liverpool
Ireland
Corcuesten
Maria Packet
Howard
Ostend
Gore
Deighton
Anderson
J. Barber
Benwell
Winxprser
Serr
Duke of York
Oatlands
Majesty
Paincesses
Frogtiore
Augustia
Soputa
Stely
Paris
Castlereagh
Poland
Ditto Boilers
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Germany
Tts Ile
Papeis
US Statikina
Rhine
Theatre Royal
Haymarket
Blue Devils
Shenish Mercury
Etance
Branees
Iit Bie
Ma. O'Connell
Naval Intelligence
Smit
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