Paris papers recount imperial moves and troop shifts
Dispatches note Emperor Alexander to depart Paris end of week while Grand Duchess Catherine arrives in Frankfort. Allied forces to withdraw by October with 300,000 to leave France. Prussian guard to return home by Sept 23. Royal ordinances appoint Louvre and Paris magistrates as France seeks stability.
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Alexander
Catherine
Frankfort
France
Paris
Bayonne
Bath
Gourit Abigbal
Irun
Corps D'armée
Navarre
Logronoee
Theveta
Madrid
Lisbon
Place Royal
Vettes
Pichegra
Moreau
Charlles
Prussia
Berlin
Hris
Lyons
Louis
Hatigns
Kingti
Hoyat
Royal Court of
le Sieur Seguier
Sieurs Agier
Faget
Baure
Champagne
Europe
Alex‘ander
Barclay DE ‘Tolly
Waterloo
Barclay BE Tolly
Brae
Russia
Journal Des Debats
Nave
Feirre
Count de Viomenil
Europe Faces Turmoil As Armies Move Across Borders
Brussels dispatches report Allied demands on Lille to host troops for a period. Calais under British guard, Dunkirk expected to fall to British occupation. Reports from Leyden flag Turkish mobilizations along frontiers, with Austria and Russia quote preparing for eastern cautions.
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Brussels
Lille
Anas
Calais
Dumkirk
Leyden
France
Servia
Austria
Russia
Count Wittgenstein
Poland
Moldavian
Turkey
Moldavis
Wallachia
Benbatabia
Buongparte
Holland
Frankfort
Wirreenstein
Dunkirk
Russian Troops to Quit France Rumors Stir Paris Papers
Paris papers claim 180,000 Russians may leave through the Moselle department and that allied powers face alleged disaffection maneuvers. The Prefect warns mayors to guard against reaction while denying authority to claim broader troop withdrawals.
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Umetz
Moselle
Department of the Moselle
Fendi
France
Louis XVIII
Europe
Buonaparte
Paris
Grees
Naval Intelligence Note On Sept 19 18th Century Packet Arrivals
Fatmouth reports arrivals and sailings at various ports including the Lord Sidmouth from Jersey and Lloyd from Penzance. Packets Queen Charlotte for Lisbon Frederick Sleran for Corunna and Princess Elizabeth for Surinam sail with mails. Transport ships Admiral Cockburn and Ratcliffe carry livestock to St Helena. A dockyard accident kills shipwright Mr Saunders. Additional vessels Bedford Angndses Maria Elizabeth Elizabeth and others arrive or sail from Dartmouth and Plymouth. The Baltic windbound ships delay Westwardbound merchants. East Coast shores report strong winds and anchor damage.
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Fatmouth
Lord Sidmouth
Pipon
Jersey
Lloyd
Saunders
Dartmouth
Bedford
John Harley
Buenos Ayres
London
Angndses
A. Bouesen
Dram
Maria Elizabeth
P. F. Leiungh
Baltic
Dennison
G. Fowler
Scarborough
Zamte
St Petersburgh
Blackwell
Ostend
British Commodore to Lead Ships for River Plate Trade Protection
Government resolve to dispatch Captain Bowes as Commodore with a frigate and another warship to guard British interests and trade amid fresh River Plate tensions. Also notes arrival of Dr Murnaux and Dr Murphy in Paris as Catholic Assembly deputies en route to Rome.
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Catholic Assembly
Flanders
Brabant
Holland
Italy
Prussia
Hamburgh
Saxony
Westphalia
Hanover
Spain
Portugal
France
Aix
Chapelle
Brunswick
Hesse
Mecklenburg
Paris
Ribbentrop
Aix la Chapelle
Charlemagne
Aixa Chapelle
Abbey of
Prum
Cologne
BuonaPonte
Prapt
Mechlin
Warsaw
M. Pe .Papif
Redd
Waterloo
M. Pz Paap
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Viomenil
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Duich
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Begkett
Stock Exchange
Wilson
Quebec Gazette
Lower Canada
Quebec
Ava
Canada
Naval Intelligawge
Joan Taxon
Sun
Strand
Conn Exchange
Smithfield Market
Ck Cosiapse
Lark
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