Leipsic Battle Ends in Allied Victory and Pursuit
Allied forces siege Leipsic after a brutal three day battle. Prussia Sweden and Russia report heavy French losses, with 60,000 French dead and 13,000 prisoners, while Germans and Poles switch sides and join the pursuit of Napoleon. The monarchs audit rewards for Blucher and other leaders as the army advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T .E Silesia
Bennigsen
Austria
Russia
Prussia
Prince Royal
Leipsic
Napoleon
Lutzen
Weissenfels
Ronstadt
Pegau
Regnier
Lauriston
Corps D'Armee
Prince Poniatowski
Elster
Demourestier
Duke of Bassano
Marshal Ney
Germany
Pleisse
Europe
Leipsie
Zwey Naundorf
Sonnewitz
Baden
Poniatowski
Wachau
Maria Theresa
Gneisenau
France Calls 300000 Men for War Effort
Abstract from Moniteur du 17e outlines a decree to place 300000 soldiers at the disposal of the Minister of War. It recalls the Empress’s message on France’s safety and urges proportional mobilization as Bavarian and Saxon defections loom. It notes public alarm and appeals for aid to families still in arms along major rivers.
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France
Bavaria
Rhine
Seine
Rhone
Deubs
Gironde
Moselle
Loire
French War Measures and Deputies Prolonged Session Decrees
The text outlines Allied plenipotentiaries seeking deceptive partition aims in Poland, appeals to French honor, and hopes for a Europe peace. It records prorogation of the Legislative Body session starting December 2, and appointments to its presidency. A Decree places 300,000 conscripts at the War Minister's disposal plus 50,000 to active service and 50,000 in reserve, with 38,425,343 francs.
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Poland
France
Austria
Léoben
Campo Formio
Europe
French Funds War Dispatches From November 1754
An archival summary covers engagements near Cassel with Bertran versus the enemy, artillery effectiveness silencing batteries, and camp defenses. Paris notes the Naples king’s capital arrival and Reggio Duke’s Bar visit, while a war report from the Minibery at War details actions around Tortosa Granollers Sabadell and Las Roquetas with Desort Delort and Robert reporting success and praise for artillery officers.
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Paris
Naples
Duke of
Reggio
Bar
Minibery
Arragos
Desort
Granollers
Vich
Tortosa
Robert
Elio
Jesusan
Las Roquetas
Rhea
Poeper
Albuvena
Proclamation Revoking Dublin Trade Order 1613
The Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland revoke a February 1908 proclamation permitting import of goods from allied or amity nations. The revocation, dated November 16 1613 in Dublin, directs Commissioners of Customs to issue necessary orders. Seven Privy Councillors sign.
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Ireland
Council
Dublin
Remains on the Paris Papers and Buonaparte’s Fall
The piece reviews Paris papers up to the 17th showing gloom for Buonaparte, Senate addresses his regime with mixed praise and sharp censure, and contrasts Britain’s standing with French failures. It notes taxes and conscription as failures, French reverses at Dresden and Leipsic, Beauharnais in Italy, and compliments Mr Maddison’s envoy credentials to Buonaparte.
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Paris
Senate
Fila
France
Frettchimens
Buonaparte
Aaron
Russia
Russian Empire
Buor
Europe
England
Gangland
Great Britain
Alps
Italy
Holland
Germany
St. Cyr
Tolstoi
Dresden
Leipsic
Magdburgh
Frankfort
Maddison
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Bohemia
Bulow
Wy Ingingprode
Jos
Neipperg
Count Bubna
Geroti Beanigsen
Tett
Volkmersdorff
Canii
Manteriffle
Isis
Nolka
Linglesdorf
Blucher
Stetteritz
Count Neipy
Hesse
Homberg
Stantz
Sellershausen
Coral Baroh de Witt
Diederiches
Bogue
Sachfleh
Stewart
Vindert
Pozzodi
Krusemark
Eiis
Borstell
Icse
Prince of Hesse
Tybia
Krasowski
Mnamische Thur
Beery
Aglereveutz
Mentz
Bertrand
Cassel
Principium Et Finis
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