Victory at Leipzig Shapes European War Outlook
The article extols renewed Allied success against Napoleon, detailing the Leipzig battles, heavy casualties, and 40,000 dead or captured on the Allied side with many French troops deserting. It notes strategic moves by Sir Charles Stewart and the rising Allied momentum toward ending Napoleon’s dominion, while urging British militia mobilization and foreign-service volunteers to support the war effort.
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Cas. Stewart
Egland
Ryssia
Prussia
Saxony
Austria
Wader
Bavaria
Nce
Germany
Buonaparte Canno
France
Sir C. Stewart
Rhine
Net
Merlin
Bumburg
Delen
Nev
Buonaranre
Manmont
Nex
Bertrand
Delitzth
Beittenfeld
Bruchier
Ntarer
Leipsic
Freyroda
Radefeld
Leadenthal
Léndenthal
Gs StéwAnn
Allis
Buonarairt
Ébiwidis Leipsic
Cstenant
Imes
Clesman
Alsi
Benth
Marmont
MacpoNaLn
Tosals
Atexniar
Vate
Magdeburgh
Wittenberg
Befurt
Brucner i
Webet
Naumburg
CuHances Stewart
Gustavos
Titty
Gustavus
Buonaparte
Carcase
Paris
Russia
Battle of the Nile
Nelson
Jaffa
Egypt
Moscow
Italy
Holland
Netherlands
Buonapante
Bucsararre
Congréve
Prince Regent Speech Opens Parliament with War News
The Prince Regent opens Parliament with a gracious Speech praising British successes in the Peninsular war, the alliance with Austria, and calls for peace on terms favorable to Britain. Dispatches report Halifax and Boston papers noting Perry’s Lake Erie defeat by American forces, while UK plans Bayonne siege and postwar restoration.
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Ior Long
Vittoria
The
Pyrennees
Marquis of Wellington
Austria
France
Bavaria
America
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Paince
Meta
Earl of Liven-Pool
Prince Regent
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Boston
Russia
Moscow
Alexander
St. Petersburgh
Naval intelligence reports French defeats and fleet movements
Reports from Brest to Dover detail British squadrons forcing French out of Brest bay and rescuing ships, with the Princess Charlotte wreck at Kingsgate Bay and various vessel losses. Leipsic siege and prisoners are cited. naval appointments include Hope as Commander in Chief and other promotions across ships in the Channel and Downs.
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Primours
Brest
Ramsgate
White
Kingsgate
Active
Fortitude
Dartmouth
Brookmaster
Bowsgut
Upeet
Perso
Eoon
Dover
Roben
Ful
Cape
Wood
Hull
Cadiz
Goodwin
Maria
Exeter
Liberty
Pontssiourh
Geppain Curtis
Channel Fleet
Fyllis
Shepheard
Guernsey
Danemark
Baker
Cherburgh
Yanmouth
Heligoland
Macdonald
Bertrand
Lauriston
Prince Poniatowski
Leipsic
Paris
Buonaparte
Besthier
Dot Frerich
W. J. Hope
Steath
Dyamas
A. Smith
Larony
Mather
I. Watlock
Binzkie
R. Symmonds
Bedford
Downs
Scriven
Schdoncg
Channel
Plymouth
Racing and Society Notices From October Sporting Intelligence
A miscellany of racing results, syndicate subscriptions, and social notices. Includes horse names such as Antonia and Panic, race handicaps, and prizes in gs. plus remarks on Austrian ministerial dispatches and royal reviews at Ipswich. Separate crime, lottery and local events noted with terse reporting.
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Houghton
Eesb
Gower
Mr. Nevilde
Rutland
Lagle
Lodona
D. of Grafton
Antonia
Mire Northey
I. Y.C
Ld Sackyille
Young Eagle
Wilful
Mr. Ladbroke
Hamlet
Stawell
B. Ft. D
Rutland Selyman
Udny
Grosvenor
Mr. Lake
Painters
la Foley
Teasdale
Viscount Castlereagh
Prince Recest
Prince Regent
Ipswich
Lord Chatham
Lexden
Privy Council
Richard Hucknall
William Hughs
Thomas Foss
John Sylvester
John Parrow
Whitesmith
Macclesfield
Thathouse
Carrole and Co
Cornhill
Oxford-sweet
Lyoni
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