The Mystification and Royal Letters of 1813
A fragment from The Star discusses a controversial letter thread tied to Lady Viscountess Perceval and Lady Anne Hamilton. It traces alleged writings about the Princess of Wales, questions authorship, and critiques public reception and political impact of royal correspondence.
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The
Nile
Reels
Wales
Goa
Alme Proprietorem
Tate
Pat
Nis
M.M
Ign
AL. A
J. Dutt
Lindsewater
Lady Ann Massion
Thrace
Perceval
Lahin
Eadlolyrood House
Mitford
Anne Hamilton
Lord
Wares
Fivys
Eaukes
Fenomous
Eise
Newgate
Jolly Miriam
Blackheath
Bridgewater
Axe Laaittos
Vencevan
Iece
CaamorTre
Lefe
Cemaiet
Reste
Lady Pencevar
Princess ‘of Wales
Princess of
Wates
Star 2
Viscountess Pencevan
Alederman Flood
Sheriltz
Justitia
Fie
Doctor Wansanton
A. Waar
Tox
Medien
Bistol
Watts
Viscountess
Pencevau
Baltic Fleet Moves After Elbe Push in War News
Reports from Heligoland Rostock and Berlin chronicle large movements of Russian and Prussian forces. Swedes aboard transports near Rostock, 45,000 Russian Grand Army advancing from Kalish toward the Oder, plus 10,000 under Miloradovitsch crossing from Poland. Prisoners, artillery, and detachments flow to German lines as Imperial leaders ride toward Saxony.
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Hamburgh
Rostock
Elbe
Breslaw
Alexander
Kalish
Oder
Steinan
Miloradovitsch
Poland
Berlin
Kremmen
von Dornberg
Luneburg
Maximilian
Colberg
Mockern
Portsdam
Count Platoff
Count Kowalsky
Platof
Russia
Prussia
Dresiten
Warsaw
Pragae
Vistula
Chaip
Thor
Graudenz
Count Langeron
Thorn
Beron Mauvillon
War News From Saxony and Prussia in 1815
Dispatches describe Saxony's political moves and military actions as Allied forces advance. Reports detail French sorties from Magdeburg, Prussia and Russia fighting near Leipzig, and civilian tolls from raids, with depictions of troop movements, shortages, and epidemics affecting cities like Dresden and Berlin.
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Martenwerder
Fréench
Castella
Pillau
Saxony
Ethe
Meissen
Dresder
Elbe
Wittenberg
Oia
Mard-borgh
Leipick
Thurenges
Magdeburgs
Freyberg
Augenberg
Hebertshares
Weissenfels
Weimar
Erfuet
Goths
Withenberg
Leipsick
Gotha
Sstorg
Swedish Army Van-Guard Arrives Near Zeil and Getden
Reports from Hamburg and environs describe 6000 Swedish troops arriving by sea on the Elbe, with the main body to follow under the Crown Prince for operations near Lauenburg. Russian and Prussian advances press toward the Maine, while Hamburg seeks Russian support to restore German independence.
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Buebetin
Hainburgh
Cuxiaven
Sweden
Lauenburg
Zeil
Getden
Davouse
Zell
Brunswick
Elbe
Homburgh
Kleist
Wittenherz
Peossix
Count Wittgenstein
Blucher
Germany
Bolizburgh
Guxhaver
England
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London
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Heligoland
Athil
Das Voust
Bremen
Apnril
Czenstochau
Silesia
Steinau
Sogda
Stein
Dresden
Deutsch
Brede
Stettin
Lerpsic
Apury
Torgiu
Leipsic
Daben
Magdeburg
Mockean
Grenier
Borstel
Hohenzil
Nachetitz
Zedderick
Prince Neary
Prince of Mlegse
Ratisbon
Count Marcolini
Savon
Baron de Serf
M. Wonfffel
Vilszt
Konigsberg
Eling
Marienwerder
Schwedt
Gustebrise
Chevalier Ruarini
Dr. Syntax
Friar of
Wakefield