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Foreign News March 13, 1829

Daily Richmond Whig

Richmond, Virginia

What is this article about?

Marquis de Marbreuil sues Prince Talleyrand in Paris for over 2.4 million francs over a 1814 mission to assassinate Napoleon, claiming Talleyrand commissioned it; Talleyrand defaults on judgment in December.

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An historical fact of no common interest, the attempted assassination of Napoleon by Talleyrand, would appear to be established by the statement below, which we transcribe from the Courier des Etats Unis.

It will be remembered that the Marquis of Marbreuil has asserted that he had received from Mons. the Prince Talleyrand, in 1814, the commission to assassinate Napoleon. We read the following in the Gazette of France of the 29th of December.

Mons. the Marquis de Marbreuil summoned, on the 12th of this month, M. the Prince Talleyrand, grand chamberlain, before the justice of the peace of the first arrondissement of Paris, in order to obtain payment of the sum of 2,478,850 francs for damages and interest of losses sustained by him in consequence of the mission with which he was charged by the prince Talleyrand, as he avers, in 1814, when he was president of the Provisional Government. M. the Prince Talleyrand suffered judgment by default on the 16th current.

What sub-type of article is it?

Political

What keywords are associated?

Napoleon Assassination Talleyrand Commission Marbreuil Lawsuit Paris Court Provisional Government

What entities or persons were involved?

Napoleon Prince Talleyrand Marquis De Marbreuil

Where did it happen?

Paris

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Paris

Event Date

1814; 29th Of December; 12th Of This Month; 16th Current

Key Persons

Napoleon Prince Talleyrand Marquis De Marbreuil

Outcome

judgment by default against prince talleyrand for 2,478,850 francs

Event Details

Marquis de Marbreuil asserts he received a commission from Prince Talleyrand in 1814 to assassinate Napoleon and sues for damages and interest from that mission before the justice of the peace in Paris's first arrondissement.

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