Imperial forces gain at Bayonne and Nive crossings
The dispatch reports heavy action around Bayonne and the Nive river. French troops under Duke of Dalmatia and General Conchy repel enemy divisions, taking numerous prisoners and inflicting heavy losses. A large force, 50 000, prepared to attack next day as part of ongoing operations.
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the Thyilleries
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Passage of the Rhine: Dutch report and European turmoil
A Dutch officer arrives from The Hague with word of Allied Rhine crossings and Paris disturbances. Reports note neutral Switzerland, Basel plans, and Buonaparte's weaponization of diplomacy as French setbacks and British responses unfold. Parliaments adjourn. debates on Frankfort declaration continue amid war chatter and canalizing attacks in Bayonne and Holland.
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Rhine
Antwerp
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Count Rence
Bayonne
Sount
Nive
Barouillet
Express
Leipsic
Hanau
Holland
Gorcum
Bgavharnots
Buonaparte
Frankfort
Dover
Margate
France
Deal
Malta
Gibata
Cadiz
Lisbon
Naval Intelligence from Portsmouth and Atlantic Trade News
Offshore dispatches report Bel Asar Belléran tan Thy Adm. Sir R. Keats capturing a French privateer near the Isle of Wight and sending a convoy to St. John's Newfoundland. Losses include the weed sloop of war near John's, with 70 crew drowned. Additional notes cover French frigates sighted, transport Phoenix reporting dismays, and multiple ships’ movements, arrivals, and losses across the Atlantic and Indian Ocean routes.
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Petrie
the Helder
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Bay of Bulls
Thomas Jeno" Conway
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Casa
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