Royal memoirs from Paris warn of plot against Napoleon
A letter from Mausieur Maugrincourt in the Conciergerie prison dated June 3 1917 reveals a secret mission in 1814 to assassinate Napoleon his son and brothers and seize their treasure. The author accuses the Russian ambassador of misrepresenting remarks and defends his own silence while condemning others actions. The letter will be circulated to the diplomatic corps at Paris.
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Madrid
Mexico
Mavich
Albania
Dalmatia
Adriatic
Mediterranean
Kingdom of
Wurtemberg
High Order of Nobility
Germany
Frankfort
Rastadt
Biden
M. Je Comte de Gulz
Tamb
Bavaria
Carlsbad
Count Rostopschin
Baden
Paris
Made Monbreuil
Count Pagio di Borgo
Russias
France
M. le Comra
Alexander
M. le Comte
Sisson
Napoleon
Urete Eouperor
Mulign
Ana
Singha
de Maubreail
Paria
Les
Alexand
M.le Comte
Paul L
Europe
Capua
M. le Cmte
Manguis
Battle report from Venezuelea patriots attack Royalists
London reports from a Lisbon Mail describe a severe battle on the Qronoko river banks between Patriots and Royal Forces. Royalists entrenched on the ground bank held, patriots drew them across, a bayonet fight followed, with Royalists eventually retreating in disorder. Prices and market notes accompany the dispatch, with rain affecting the market and country buyers returning.
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Lisbon
Venezuela
Inet
South America
Qronoko
Graund
India
Avourt
Paris Papers recount royal review and church endowment
London dispatches describe King of France reviewing the Royal Guard at Champ de Mars, a constitutional electoral ordinance, and Concordat terms endowing bishoprics. Moniteur notes limits on letter signing fees and post revenue impacts as officials gain exemptions. Princess Mayal of Portugal sails from Leghorn to Rio Janeiro. French Funds quoted at 86fr 45c.
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London
Paris
France
Champ de Marn
Duke of Wellington
Mayal
Portugal
Leghorn
Rio Janeiro
St. Louis
Amelia Island and Florida affairs dominate Atlantic dispatches
Reports from Charlestown and New York detail Amelia Island capitulation terms to Francisco Morales and Jose Morales, with General Gregor’s forces and Patriots wavering. Royalist movements threaten Veracruz as Mina and Guadaloupe resist, while Dalhousie proclaims a three month import/export policy to Nova Scotia amid unsettled war conditions.
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Nals
Fulsome de Vals
Anid
Chaud
Charlestown
New York
St. Mary’s
Amelia Lelanidas
Gregor
St. Augascine
Ameia
Florida
Fernandina
St. Augustine
Mina
Santa Masine
St. Lewis Petosa
la Vera Crug
Amelia Island
M.gregor
Floridas
Mexico
Buenos Ayres
Grenada
Venezuela
Francisco Morales
Capitan Des Regiments de
Cuba
Amelia
Jat
Prancisco de Morales
Spain
Augustine
Havannah
Don Morales
M'Gregor
Joseph DE Yribarren
Bernardo Segin
Gregor M'Gregor
Halifax
George, Earl of Dalhousie
Baron Dalhousie
His Majesty
United States of America
Halifan
Rupeat D. George
Market turmoil as buyers push money prices to 80
In a hectic session on Mondag and Tuesday many hoary purchases remained unsold until late hour. Brokers sold from the Commissioner’s box as old stock settled accounts. About 900,0001 was disposed of, driving money prices to 80 and October accounts to 81. The morning quote stood at 80 for money and 81 for October account.
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Mondag
State of Ireland and Scotland in ancient commentary
The Dublin Journal is cited regarding a Morning Chronicle essay that compares Ireland and Scotland. It notes Ireland’s larger cultivated area but poorer capital, detailing how Scotland’s taxation burden is higher due to surplus farming and capital investment. The piece argues for a coordinated long term plan and a general code for Ireland to improve governance, agriculture, and economy.
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The
Morning Chronicle
Scotland
Ireland
Anam Sacra
Dublin Journal
London
South
Treland
Teeland
Board of Agriculture
Britain
The Freeman's Journal on Currency and Critics
A rebuttal to claims of a plan for currency equalization, defending The Freeman's Journal against alleged falsehoods. The piece mocks Dublin scribblers and London journals, denounces the opposition as dull and conceited, and defends the paper's political and economic stances amid public criticism.
Dublin Press Patters Describing Local Newspapers
A cited note lists twelve Dublin newspapers with seven unable to write. It notes three of the remaining five edited by proprietors and one by two talented gentlemen. It classifies five papers as Democratic, three government controlled, one insipid, two as muddled and corrupt, with public judgment urged.
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Dublin
Mick and
Water
O'Conngel
French Emigrants Seek Land In New Purchase
Reports from America note prospects for harvest and crops across the country while French settlers proceed up the Porbighee river to select land for cultivation near Wing and Olive. Lord Selkirk issue nears, and Mr Smith seeks to arrest an offender in Quebec under proper authority. An American congress frigate heads to St Domingo to demand redress for injuries at Cape Francois.
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New Purchase
Porbighee
America
Able
Lord Selkirk
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Brock
Treasury
Ballas
Leeds
Exchange
Robert Webb
Dame-street
the Dublin Journal
the Freeman's Journal
Freeman
Leiden
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