Battle of Wagram Excites French Triumph Amid Armistice Terms
The report describes the French victory at Wagram with detailed troop movements and losses, noting Austrian reverses, the capture of villages, and the driving back of forces to Bohemia. It reports medals, wounded, and officers among the trophies, and cites armistice terms agreeing to evacuate designated territories with Fort Bruen and Gratz to be handed over on set dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syib
Wolkersdorf
Wagram
Ruition
Gedorf
Geraflosf
Neufiedet
Gros-Aspeth
Raschdorf
Duke de Rivoli
Aderklau
Aspern
Lobau
Auer Radt
Graffheffen
Macdonald
Reillys
Duke of
Count Oudinut
Auerstadt
Jetelsee
Ebersdorf
Odersdorf
Schonkirchen
Korneubourg
Volkersdorf
Nicofburg
Hungary
Moravia
Bohemia
Norman
Sones
Istria
Lasalle
Wrede
Seras
Grenier
Vignolie
Sahuc
Frere
Defrance
Prince Aldobrandini
Darimenil
Carbeneau
Duprat
Gth
Vienna
Emperor of
Austria
Toemorrow
Fort Bruen
Gratz
Baron von Wiimpsen
Prince Neufchatel
Reubel
Marinville
Armistice Accord Between French and Austrian Monarchies
The agreement outlines an armistice between the French Emperor King of Italy and the Austrian Emperor. It describes a demarcation line across Austria Bohemia and adjacent territories, delivery of citadels Bruen Cratz hall, Austrian troop withdrawal from Tyrol Voralberg and Sachsenburg, and the handling of magazines and arms. It also mentions Poland and current possessions of both armies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Austria
Italy
Bohemia
Brunn
Mahren
Raab
Marth
Zaya
St. Johns
Preburg
Reifsburg
Danube
Styermark
Carinthia
Istria
Fiume
Archduke Charles
Bruen
Cratz Hall
Tyrol
Voralberg
Sachsenburghall
Poland
War measures proposed for Britain to save millions
In the House of Commons on June 19 Colonel Waroves proposed sweeping cuts to British forces and foreign troops, claiming annual savings of millions. He urged reducing Household Guards and Blues, dragoon numbers, disbanding foreign units, trimming militia and staff costs, and cutting clothing, supplies, and administration. He cited past expenditures and noted potential saves in revenue collection and post office costs. In Baltimore, Sept 8, seven deserters from L A Africaine were arrested and jailed at the British consul's request. habeas corpus proceedings followed with possible release if law confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waroves
House of Commons
Homsé Guards
Royal Staff Corps
United Kingdom
Aguinea Zoo
cCo
Haliot &E
Roya
Aggon
Baltimore
John Hunter
Wood
Scott
L’africaine
Iam
John Nowland
Wm. Whakes
Dennis Murphy
Richard Hewes
John Earp
John Burwell
Jacob Lamb
Walter Dorsey
Collector's Sale Set for November at Waynefoore Court House
Announcement of a collector's sale to be held Thursday November 30 at the Waynefoore Court-house. It will offer the filling property or as much as can satisfy the tax due, under the usual legal procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynefoore
Land Tax Docket Listings for multiple counties in 1808
The document itemizes numerous parcels of pine and other quality lands across Wilkinson, Richmond, Burke, Echingham, Baldwin, McIntosh, and Scriven counties. It names owners such as James Sims Stephen Hayman Edo ward Corker Alysea Tarvin Thomas Wynn John Lively John Hover and others, with respective 1808 tax dues ranging from fractions of a dollar to several dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilksdon County
Richmond County
James Sims
County
Torme Cale
Stephen Hayman
Wm. Hayemandee
Altamaha Swamp
Pa: Ind
M‘totosh County
Edoward Corker
Dols
Wilkinson
Etheldred Harrel
Alfo
Jesse Harrel
Alysea Tarvin
Burke County
Turner
Alexander Turner
Fins
Wa. Wheeler
Miller
Collins
Patty Proctor
Wim. Martin
Thomas P. Wynn
Burke
Scriven
Charles Floyd
Dan M‘neel
Efingham County
Haris
Temple Tillis
Baldwin
John Lively
Alo
John Hover
John Lambert
Dultris
Thomas Coleman
Thomas Pennington
British Sailors Freed as Arrests Declared Illegal
Report from Charleston notes a judge voiding arrests of sailors held in custody and releasing the British seamen amid rejoicing. It lists American cities’ men impressed and still aboard L Afticaine, including Edward Swaine John Ferguson George Wilson John Butler John Williams Ambrose Crufe, with Crufe and Williams identified as Black. Yellow fever cases and deaths flood Philadelphia Baltimore counts for week ending early September also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Cantey
L’ Afticaine
Edward Swaine
John Furguson
George Wilson
John Butler
John Williams
Ambrose Crufe
Prac
Charleston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prince de Ponte Corvo
Duke of Rivoli
Count Ondinor
Stadelau
Collowrath
Lichtenstein
Hillier
Waoram
Ollera
Neufiedel
Rosenberg
Rivoli
Bnife
Gros-Aspern
Brovilier
Narfouty Toj
Ge Ct
Count Lauriston
England
Ireland
Post Office
Scotland
Office of Commissioners
Brit
Baltimoe
Joan Hunter
Philadelphia
Dittoi
Balt
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