French Chamber Debates Amnesty and Punishments in Wake of Crisis
The chamber discusses an amnesty plan detailing punishments for rebels and traitors, banishment of Napoleon's relatives, and assets confiscation. It sets terms for executions, general mourning, and a national memorial, with dates and measures to enforce royal authority. Reports also note Napoleon Bonaparte’s prison conditions on St Helena and Allied monitoring.
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Chamber OF Deputies
Reduction of Royal Marine Corps to peace establishment
The Royal Marine Corps is reduced from about 55 000 to under 6 500 men. Four divisions will each have 72 men per company with one Captain one First Lieutenant and one Second Lieutenant. Staff remains, with senior officers retiring on full pay. Sir Richard Williams is appointed to command the four Marine Artillery Companies and Lieutenant Colonel Pron fagobeese proceeds from half pay to take a division post. Reduction takes effect January 1.
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Genergla Desborough
Meredith
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Ballinghall
Dyer
Richard Williameithe
Marine Artillery
Fagobeese
Hellypay
Hailey
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