Fragmentary London Letters Reflect Napoleonic War Talk
The July dispatch quotes rumors of Napoleon Bonaparte’s surrender and potential escape, with speculation on American asylum and South American influence. It references British officials such as Fouche and the Count of Lille, and discusses the impact of Napoleonic power on global politics and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobtaparte
Cautle- Feagh
Hyoth
Schwartzenargh
Ion Trim
America
United States
Ameria
Toulon
Engin
Lille
WiGard
Wien
Corolanns
Wea
Faby Paisiean Tor
Rhea Avery Bi
Debates Over Buonaparte's Surrender and Asylum
A discussion seeks whether Napoleon Bonaparte, surrendering to Captain Maitland aboard the Bellerophon, deserves asylum under the law of nations. The piece weighs surrender as prisoner of war, possible custody at Dumbarton Castle or St Helene, and the right of Britain to guard his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavibreagh
Fouche
Buonaparte
Bellerophon
Maitland
Trappeara Eleo
Maitignol
Louis Xviu
Maitland van
Great Britain
Law of Nations
Tie
le Qlero
Dumbarton Castle
Clyde
Gladzow
Greenock
St. Helene
Battle of Waterloo Wounded Officers Listed In Detail
A lengthy roll lists officers wounded at Waterloo with recovery notes. Major General Bir C. Ake and numerous lieutenants and captains from multiple regiments are noted as recovering from wounds to the thigh head arm chest and other injuries. The document records their status and ongoing recovery as seen by observers at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamna
Bir
Sonia
Ford
Joe Bley
Varley
Ini
Traord
Dregoeni
Liam Cpl
Hankin
Ceri
Recov
Poole
Nour
Bropart
Metwy
Mites
Brecht
Uae
Bruit
Wyndbinaky
Moore
Ligut
Bees
Dobbs
Raven
Sue
Nde Teac
Fou
Earor
Griffiths
Millar
Drew
Mani
Nixon
Maj Lieweliya
Wilkinson
Lieut
Lockwood
Wall ‘Warren
Sud Regiment of Foot
Asign Barz
Orig
Foo
Frint
The
Foot
44Th Régiment of Foot
Berney
Brough
Horn
Rte
Wibterbotham
Gham
Wateo Ithe Aea
Alderwon
Ensign Hodder
Che
Captain Henderson
Law
Harris
Cosne
Beeld
Seger
M.connel
Rasiga Bridge
Bean
Deacon
Hay
Dougine
Cameron
Copere
Hotes J
Horeley
Proclamation on Export Ban of Gunpowder and Arms
A archaic notice records a proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant and Council prohibiting export or carriage of gunpowder and related arms items. It cites penalties and legal authority, dated October, under royal prerogative and parliament approval, urging strict compliance and reporting to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe
Howe
Great Britain
Hit Majdty
Agri
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London
Arate
BRT
Ae' Atberg
Invisae
ULE
Ospina Whyoew
Dan
Mga
Dublin
Io Toran
Kl. Tute
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