Allied Sovereigns delay Paris departure amid cabinet shakeup
Reports from Paris on September 25 detail ongoing Allied monarchs delaying departure as France reshapes its cabinet. Duke of Richelieu named Foreign Affairs minister. Duke of Feltre to lead War. Foucout and allies depart influence as royalists gain sway. police and internal portfolios face reorganization and potential suppression.
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Paris
Austria
Brussels
Marshal Blucher
Versailles
Kingdom of War
Holy See
Richelieu
France
M. Fabry
Dresden
Ad‘nistrator
Baron, D'Ogny
M. Delamaj
Fort
Ocun
Monté de Piete
Bourdeaux
Army of
Army of the Loire Being Condemned For Wearing the National Cockade., Fouché
Otranto
Vesoul
Schelestadt
Befort
Haninguen
Rhine
Caen
Duke of
National Guard
Talleyrand
Duke of Rien- Lieu
Cragas
Duke of Feltre
Foucue
Boursons
Foucur
le Vendee
Duke of Ancouleme
Elba
Odessa
Black Sea
Russia
Count Poltgnac
Geance and PicheGnp
Foucne
Police
Duchess of Bassayo
Buonara
Germany
Marshal Ney
Council of War
Paris Ministers reshuffled as new administration eyed
Reports from Paris indicate dismissals of ministers and the formation of a new cabinet list. Names such as Le Duc de Rieneritt, Le Duc de Fe Tre, M de Vaublang, and M Gaupry appear as potential appointees, with Police and Post Office roles under consideration. A periodical, The Black Giant, is announced amid provocative caricatures mocking European rulers.
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Paris
France
Sid
le Duc de Rieneritt
Blairg
le Duc de Fe Tre
M.de Vaublang
M. Gaupry
Duc de Gréte
M. Gudsdois
M. Laine
Justice
M. Cage
M. Ancres
M. Jutes DE PoLic- Wac
Police
M. Facet DE Baure
M. Tork Bu
Iritation
M. Ve Canaman
M. la Marquis de Ld Maisonfort
Outché
Emperor of
Austria
M. Thouin
Vienna
Pamphelet
Black Giant
Rhansodies
Market Ticker Reads Mixed Prices and Bond Subscriptions
The page shows stock prices and yields with figures like 3 per cent reduced, 4 per cent, and various per cent stakes. It cites consuls at 567 and 8534 for different issues, indicating fluctuating bond quotes and nominal prices without clear context or full company names.
Naval Intelligence and Maritimes News Aboard Warships
Reports from the Cumberland and other convoys note a foundered vessel picked up by an American ship and brought to Salem. The Perseus is paid off and recommissioned for North American service. The Tiber and Challenger are paid off and prepared for Newfoundland and East India stations respectively. Descriptions include arrivals at Cork and Quebec, fires on the Russian brig Victoria, and various troop transports to Batavia and the liver. A Privy Council sits over martial law.
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Jamaica
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Victoria
Adamant
Laginia
Quebec
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Dublin Journal
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Feltre
Ministry of Police
Department of the Interior
Ministry of the ‘Interior
the Arts and Public Instruction
Alexander
Monsieur
Pozzo di Borgo
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Marine
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Grosbei
Frankfort
Netherlands
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Basle
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Wales
Weymouth
Wyke
Countess of Rossiyn
Miss Cores
W. Frampton
Col. Frampton
Mowton
Amelia Wildenheim
Rae
Mr. Pope
Baroy
Penley
Madame CaTayani
Miss Hucues
Dublin
Hucues
Catalant
Margate Theatre
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Davisey
Liston
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Privatelle ET Ters
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Duke of Wellington
Prussia
Napoleon
Randpapa
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