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Foreign News July 24, 1810

The Rhode Island American, And General Advertiser

Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island

What is this article about?

Paris Moniteur publishes letters from Spanish King Charles and Queen to Bonaparte and Murat, accusing Prince Ferdinand of hating Bonaparte. Recent events heighten this, questioning reports of his liberation attempt conduct and adoption desires. (198 characters)

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The Paris Moniteur has published a long correspondence on Spanish affairs. It consists of letters from King Charles, and his Queen, &c. &c. to Bonaparte, Murat, &c. These letters repeatedly charge Prince Ferdinand with hating Bonaparte, and mention instances in which he had displayed that hatred. Since they were written, nothing has happened but what has been calculated to increase that detestation. This renders it probable that there is a great deal of fiction in the late report of his conduct on the attempt to liberate him; and his wish to be adopted by the Emperor and King, unless he is endeavouring to play imperial cards.

What sub-type of article is it?

Court News Diplomatic Political

What keywords are associated?

Spanish Affairs Paris Moniteur King Charles Queen Letters Prince Ferdinand Bonaparte Hatred Murat Adoption Wish

What entities or persons were involved?

King Charles His Queen Bonaparte Murat Prince Ferdinand

Where did it happen?

Spain

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Spain

Key Persons

King Charles His Queen Bonaparte Murat Prince Ferdinand

Outcome

renders it probable that there is a great deal of fiction in the late report of his conduct on the attempt to liberate him; and his wish to be adopted by the emperor and king, unless he is endeavouring to play imperial cards

Event Details

The Paris Moniteur has published a long correspondence on Spanish affairs. It consists of letters from King Charles, and his Queen, &c. &c. to Bonaparte, Murat, &c. These letters repeatedly charge Prince Ferdinand with hating Bonaparte, and mention instances in which he had displayed that hatred. Since they were written, nothing has happened but what has been calculated to increase that detestation.

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