Intelligence From Europe Amid War Movements
Reports detail Swedish Swedes landing in Stralsund and Swedish Pomerania, Prussia under General von Yonnes praising unity with Franco-Russian allies, and marching forces toward the Elbe. The Berlin order highlights duty to independence and two nations united against common foe amid 1913 tensions.
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Watinens
Loenen
Tanguard
Saxony
Glogau
Gon
Tered Berlin
Val Yones
Dtesttsch
A. BuLow
D’yoner
Witteenstein
Elbe
Swedish Pomerania
Stralspnd
Ceslscrona
Berlin
von Yonnes
Ant
van Yoner
Ative Couttry
Odf
Vox Wstrgens Ters
Serta
Ie ”Eas
Sri
France
Tsaders &S
Morning Chronicle of Today
Dan Tron Frante
French Officer Taken from Dutch Coast in Downes News
A French general officer, seized from a fishing boat off Holland, arrived in the Downs and then to Deal before going ashore at Lorton. He claims to carry dispatches of great importance, though details are withheld. Reports link him to insurrectionary moves in Holland and the Texel and Schelde fleets.
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Holland
Texel
Schelde
Baron Wessenzine
Austria
Russia
Saltzburgh
Germany
Buonavante
Hig
Bexhill
Ipswich
Shelfness
Hanover
Lisbon
Interview Between Emperor Alexander and King of Prussia Amid Dresden Uprising
Readable reports from Hamburg and Altona dated the 26th describe crowds in Dresden opposing French control. Russian forces arrived as Davoust moved to the new town while Reenick evacuated the old town, and mine schemes against the bridge failed amid Saxon and French tensions. A proclamation from Wrrtecenstein urged Hanover, Hamburg, Bremen, Westphalia, and others to rise. The coronation anniversary of Alexander was celebrated in Hamburg on the 24th.
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Toledo
Sarcie
Conde Gazan
Vitvare
Falavera
Mancha
Madrid
France
Selegrafo Portuzicz
Wannip
Ciudad Real
Cascade
Dresden
Hamburgh
Altona
Brescau
Mancy
Arexannt
Kalitsch
Prussia
Italia
Dilesden
Mairon Ll
Reemer
Elbe
Fong Kue
Alexander
Gael
Sazans
Tveir
Dresded
Reenick
Davoust
Nate
Wrrtecenstein
Electorate of Hanover
Bremen
Duchy of Westphalia
West Friesland
Mark
Bold arrest in Liverpool chase ends in cellar confrontation
Information warned police of White and Richard Haywood planning to visit Liverpool. In Scotland Road they cornered them in a house. White struck Parkinson, Haywood resisted, Preston fired a pistol to deter further violence. Skeleton keys and burglary tools were found in the cellar. the house owner was detained. Haywood and White sustained injuries. four officers helped subdue them.
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W White
Richard Haywood
Liverpool
Scotland
Is. Preston
I. Parkinson
Clayton
Suba
Preston
Parkinson
Haywood
C. White
T Haywood
White
Flagwood
Hiis
Naval intelligence via Portsmouth and Bay of Biscay
Report of British naval actions and prizes including the Eliza with cotton from New York to Bordeaux captured by Surveilant and Iris. British ships Venerable Tigre Galatea sail from Cherbourg with Dr Borre’s movement. American frigates reportedly preparing to cruise the western Atlantic. Baltic squadron sails from Portsmouth bound for the Baltic. Russian squadron under Lord Beaguerers observed near St Michael’s. no American privateers seen near Porta Delgado.
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Porsmouth
Eliza
Fairchild
New York
Bourdeaux
His Majesty
Surveilant
Iris
Guernsey
Success
Borre
Portsmouth
St. Hate
Venerable
Minne
Tigre
Haviwren
Losacn
Ed Cherburgh
Western Islands
Morna
Stirling Castle
Yanmouth
Mead
Anacreon
Baltic
Toneay
Arete
Philadelpha
France
Cottag c
Medusa
United States
Suvensesa
Nere
Pamyat Eustopic
Koxosry
Smedoy
Ocuvie
Buray
Cap Tarmonore
Severna Zoeide
Povar
Suew
Orel
Doonnorr
Casto
Nestor
Y . Seg
Lord Auris Beaguerers
St. Michael’s
Royal Oak
Egmmng &c
Porta Delgado
Discovery of King Charles I body at Windsor Vault
Ancient account notes the interment of King Charles I at St George's Chapel Windsor amid upheaval after his execution. Herbert and Bishop Juxon oversaw the burial in the vaulted area once opened by nobles, with marking on lead reading King Charles 1648. The ceremony followed royal mourning as officials faced Parliament's constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Sienso
Herbert
Flurst Castle
Anthony Wood
Juxon
Henry Th Seventh
Westminster Abbey
St.Georges
Windsor Castle
Committee of Parliament
Henry VI
Henry
Caresbrook Castle
Edward TY
Duke of Richmond
Marquis of
Hertford
Eari of
Lindsey
Jaxon
London
Hearty VIII
Jane Seymour
St. George's Hall
Serjee Hook
Whitchot
Wehich
Chus
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Nostralsund
Boxow
Risnof
the Marquis of
Pissox
Badajoz
Scott
1St Lancers
Cazzaret
Joseon
Valladolid
Gazetéz
Hueffey White
Hambergh
Naval Intelligence
King Charles the First
Poland
B M‘swyny
Ji W. Hay Wood
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