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Foreign News October 7, 1803

The National Intelligencer And Washington Advertiser

Washington, District Of Columbia

What is this article about?

Recent reports detail widespread business failures in multiple French ports and cities, plus ten in Prussian Silesia, attributed to the Napoleonic war's blockade disrupting trade, particularly affecting England.

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The last French mail brings us the
news of forty failures at Paris, eighteen
at Bourdeaux, fourteen at Marseilles,
fifteen at Lyons, seventeen at Nantes,
six at St. Malo, nine at Rouen, ten at
Havre, six at Dunkirk, two at Ostend,
eleven at Flushing, eight at Rotterdam,
sixteen at Amsterdam, ten at Genoa,
twelve at Leghorn and eight at Naples.

From Prussia we hear that ten Silesian
manufacturers have failed, and there is
an apprehension, should the Elbe con-
tinue to be in a state of blockade, that
their number will in a short time be
doubled. This war of the ambitious
Corsican, is certainly more against the
trade of England.

What sub-type of article is it?

Economic War Report

What keywords are associated?

Business Failures French Cities Silesian Manufacturers Elbe Blockade Napoleonic War Trade Disruption

Where did it happen?

France

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Primary Location

France

Outcome

numerous business failures reported: 40 in paris, 18 in bordeaux, 14 in marseilles, 15 in lyons, 17 in nantes, 6 in st. malo, 9 in rouen, 10 in havre, 6 in dunkirk, 2 in ostend, 11 in flushing, 8 in rotterdam, 16 in amsterdam, 10 in genoa, 12 in leghorn, 8 in naples; 10 silesian manufacturers in prussia, with fears of doubling due to elbe blockade.

Event Details

The latest French mail reports multiple commercial failures across various cities. Separately, news from Prussia indicates failures among Silesian manufacturers amid blockade concerns, linking the war led by the 'ambitious Corsican' to attacks on English trade.

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