Proclamation and war dispatches from Paris to Marseilles
The document reports a proclamation by Vaublanc to Inva lesitants of Marseilles ordering preliminary investigations of prisoners to separate the innocent from the guilty. It notes state prisoners, deportations to Aix and Salon, and public calm under royal authority. It also covers movements of Prussian and Russian troops, translations of diplomatic notes, and various police appointments and forthright assurances about unrest in Gard and Cevennes.
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Vaublanc
Reports on French pamphlets and Paris press bias
The Courier notes Paris papers Sunday reports on Foune and Orrando disputes over royalist pamphlets and alleged forgeries. It cites Foune disavowals, press vigilance, and reactions to the Emigrant Estates pamphlet, plus commentary on treaty talks, troop dispositions, and recent events in Paris and Lyons with references to authorities and individuals.
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Morning Chronicle
M. Manuel
Powers demand dismemberment of Prince to secure peace
The Powers urge dismemberment of Prince as means to a solid durable peace. Austria signals principles toward Rome and Naples while France is kept in power. They affirm France’s integrity for Europe yet warn the conquest aim has failed. Austria cites rising prices, government salary boosts, and prisoner support as necessary steps, hoping permanent peace will restore confidence.
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Rome
Naples
France
Europe
Great Power Pushes Integrity of France Amid Courier Movements
In Brussels and Frankfort reports note a strong power demanding France's territorial integrity. active courier exchanges with Paris continue, with messages to Constantinople. Brussels reports on September 8 that English corps, including the 8th Foot, traveled via Cambray to Peronne, with eleven transports of troops and horses arriving at Ostend between the 3rd and 5th.
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Brussels
8Th Regiment of Foot
Cambray
Belgium
Peronne
Ostend
England
Stock Prices Today At Twelve Consolidated Summary
Prices of stocks listed show 5 per cent Consols at 563 and 1 per cent for account at 575, 4 per cent Reduced at 63 and Omnium at 7 percent. Market notes indicate fluctuating figures with bids and offers not fully itemized.
Emperor grants asylum to King Joachim under conditions
The Emperor of Austria grants asylum to King Joachim within Austrian dominions under three articles. The King must take a private title, choose residence in Bohemia Moravia or Upper Austria, and pledge not to leave without the Emperor's consent and to live as a private person. Signed in Paris on September 1, 1815.
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Lipona
Bohemia
Moravia
Upper Austria
L.S
le Prince de Merrennien
Paris Update on Fouché and Royalist Power Struggles
The dispatch reports the Police Administration being returned to the Duke of Otranto provisionally by a Grand Council of Ministers. It names potential successors to Fouché and notes attacks from his party on the royal family. Fouché met with Emperor Alexander, defending his stance. Maret’s wife residence remains debated. Blacas defends royal bond liquidation. Tulleyrand arrives at Mons amid shifting political momentum.
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Fleet News From Plymouth and Portsmouth Seaports
Shipping reports detail arrivals and departures across Plymouth and Portsmouth. Vessels including the Olive Branch Pactolus Cephalus and John Bushman sail for Batavia Jamaica and Leghorn while ships from Lisbon New York and Barbadoes arrive. Wrecks and gales threaten ships with losses and crew saved.
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Simpson
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