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Rhode Island Republican
Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island
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The London Morning Post reports on the arrival and reception of French General Lauriston, aide-de-camp to Bonaparte, bearer of the ratification of the Preliminaries. Details include his supper with Bonaparte in Paris the night before departing on Thursday morning, where the Chief Consul warned of consequences based on his reception.
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The night previous to his quitting Paris, which he did on Thursday morning, he supped with Buonaparte. The Chief Consul made use of these remarkable words at parting:--"General, if they receive you well I shall never forget it: if they do not, I will never forgive them."
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Paris
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Night Previous To Thursday Morning, As Reported 12th October
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bearer of the ratification of the preliminaries
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Citizen Lauriston, General of Brigade and one of Buonaparte's chief aides de camp, departed Paris on Thursday morning after supping with the Chief Consul the previous night. At parting, Buonaparte stated: 'General, if they receive you well I shall never forget it: if they do not, I will never forgive them.' The London Morning Post of 12th October provides a particular account of his arrival and reception.