French Army Bulletin on Danube Battle Near Rivoli and Effing
The bulletin reports the Austrian army defeated after heavy fighting near Rivoli and Effing on the Danube. French forces led by Montebello and Rivoli pressed the center, inflicted severe losses, and captured prisoners while the Danube rising halted further advances. Several generals were killed or wounded. bridges were destroyed delaying repairs.
Sixteenth Bulletin From The War Front June 4
Brxsersdorff reports enemy forces on the right bank opposite Presburg entrenched at Empereau. Duke of Auettadt forces attacked by Hesse Darmstadt tirailleurs. village taken, 1 major, 8 officers, and 402 men captured. Remaining troops killed or driven into the river. Austrian court moves, Empress retreats to Peterwardin. Ragusa arrives at Laybach. Macdonald seizes Gratz. Danube falls. Ponistowski defeats Archduke Ferdinand’s army in several actions. Trieste possession leads to confiscation of English colonial goods.
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Exzensporrr
Debensdorff
Danube
Berthier, Mailena & Laines
Effing
Duke of Riveli
Grofia
Perin
Bellegrade
Militor
Legrard
Duke of Montebelo
Duke of Itpia
D’espagne
Foulers
Naufouty
Hillaire
Duke of
Duke of Montebello
Oudinet
St.Hillaire
Boucet
Duke of Iftria
Vienna
Dittleland
Inder
Aeursiade
Marshal Webber
Brxsersdorff
Presburg
Empereau
Ocdenburg
Buda
Peterwarrdin
Poland
Trieste
Orders in Council Suspended for United States Vessels
The court of Queen's Palace hears that provisional agreement with the United States may lead to withdrawal of the January 1807 and November 1807 Orders in Council for the United States. The suspension aims to protect U S ships trading under the agreement, with prohibitions phased in after June and July.
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Queen’s Palace
Rainifter
America
U. States
United States
Miserus
Matesy
Holland
Atk
U.S
France
Great Britain
Jaco
Madison
Gallatin
Smith
Britain
Aimerica
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