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Foreign News
October 17, 1805
Alexandria Daily Advertiser
Alexandria, Virginia
What is this article about?
Paris accounts to August 23 report the Emperor's return from a coastal tour of review and inspection. Rumors indicate camps breaking up with troops moving toward Germany. No major events on the European continent.
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By the arrival, on Tuesday last, of the brig Acorn, Capt. Folgier, Paris accounts to the 23d August have been received. It does not appear, however, from the scanty intelligence which they furnish, that any events of importance had recently transpired on the continent of Europe.
They mention the return to Paris of the Emperor, from his tour of review and inspection on the coast; and state a report, that the camps were breaking up, and the troops filing off towards Germany. On the general occurrences of the foreign or internal relations of France, they are as concise as a Dutch circular. [ibid.]
By the arrival, on Tuesday last, of the brig Acorn, Capt. Folgier, Paris accounts to the 23d August have been received. It does not appear, however, from the scanty intelligence which they furnish, that any events of importance had recently transpired on the continent of Europe.
They mention the return to Paris of the Emperor, from his tour of review and inspection on the coast; and state a report, that the camps were breaking up, and the troops filing off towards Germany. On the general occurrences of the foreign or internal relations of France, they are as concise as a Dutch circular. [ibid.]
What sub-type of article is it?
Military Campaign
War Report
What keywords are associated?
France
Emperor Return
Paris
Troop Movements
Germany
Military Camps
What entities or persons were involved?
Emperor
Capt. Folgier
Where did it happen?
Paris
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Paris
Event Date
23d August
Key Persons
Emperor
Capt. Folgier
Event Details
The Emperor returned to Paris from a tour of review and inspection on the coast. Reports state that camps were breaking up and troops were filing off towards Germany. No events of importance had transpired on the continent of Europe.