Napoleons retreat and Allied advances amid Hanover news
Reports from Hanover November 10 describe Napoleon’s retreat to the Rhine with enemy losses and Allied advances under Czernicheff and Winzingerode. General Czernicheff's forces capture prisoners while others harry the French retreat toward the Rhine as Swedes and Russians move into strategic positions.
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Hanover
Prince Royal
Gottingen
Finbeck
Elzgen
Napoleon
Rhine
Mentz
Hanau
Beresina
Czernicheff
Erfert
Czernichel
Germany
Grossberen
Dennewitz
Leipsic
Liett
Count de Woronzoff
de Chrapowitzky
Baron de Winzingerode
Rigned
Wesel
Dusselsdorff
Munster
Baron de Sanders
Brunswick
Baron de Posse
Baron de Berje
Hildesheim
de Skoldebrand
Electorate of Hanover
Elbe
Harbarg
Stade
Hope
Frankfort
France
Altho
Nepoleon
Moscow
Prussia
Presburg
Stralsund
Stockholm
Wurtzburg
Rollenbach
Sighyhenten
Pseon
Wgede
Morcel
Avesane
Wrede
Nanau
Austria
Italy
Isonzo
Prince of
Alexander
Bremen
Dusseldorf
Bulow
El-Devant
Landwehr
Davoust
Duke of Cumberland
Parliament Debates Clergy Penalties Suspension Bill Read Again
In the Lords and Commons the Clergy Penalties Suspension Bill moved to second reading with discussion on clergy non residence and licences. Lords heard Bishop of Chester praise measures. petitions from Westminster-bridge commissioners. other bills including Militia and Loan measures advanced or committed. Military promotions and naval appointments noted as part of regular session proceedings.
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House OF Lords
Wroxespay
Clerk
Moxburgh
S. Romilly
Mummay
Scotland
Mackenzie
Nest
Com Lauer
Buckinghamshire
Walshinghan
Chester
Lord Holland
Wright
Westminster-bridge Commissioners
House OF Commons
Winchester
H. Addington
London Milita
Great Britain
Jeouars Kane
Lord Castlereagh
Ireland
England
Bankes
Helstone
Swan
Cornwall
Grenfell
Ir. Trevxezy
Locxuant
Rose
Serjeant Best
H. Suwxen
Banses
London
Middlesex
Cambridge
Huntingdonshire
P. Grenfell
Serjeant
Onslow
Hammersly
Tremayne
Lockwanrt
Best
Army officer promotions and exchanges in Dragoons and Foot
London Gazette reports Nov 23 promotions and exchanges within the Army. Several lieutenants and captains move between regiments, with purchases and without purchase adjustments, including 6th Dragoon Guards, 7th Light Dragoons, 4th Foot, 2B Light Dragoons, 15th Light Dragoons, and Guards. Major-General Sir C. W. Stewart shifts to Colonel. various ensigns and adjutants updated following deaths and resignations.
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Dito
B. Temple
Osh
Greve Wat Prt
J. F. Miller Erskine
Gene
Te Ensian Uiyeg
Chase
Keily
Foot
Ithcutp
Igthito
Lieut
C. Shee
BP Chan
Leutenane
Withoue
Ditta
W. Upton
Ooh
Bere
Diayton
D. Chi
Lieve
WW. Clarke
Josh Ditto
Ay Clarke
Donegal Jr
St. G. Banks
G. Johnson
Wits
Witke
Ponley
P. Cooke
J. Wynn
Exan
Graves Acklind
G. Mackay
Nant
Naswp
Marie Tey
Nayal Montgomery Militia
St. Voda
Dhe Port
Webb
Nash
Sins
Ste
Dutto
Cape
W. Vincent
Tex
J. Wrish
Vincene Ensen
Wright
J. Sahesor
Vier Drummond
Misee
D. Marston
Purchase
Sobyise
Masterson
Biakiston
27Th Foot
J. Ketelty
Peohper
Mayuts
Mzier Genet
Fie
Cornet
Trazie
Ea Pd
Ceylon Regiment
A. C. Colclough
Tom
95Th Foo
Spence
45Th Foot
Macphens
Charies
Duke of Richmmond
Hat
W. Medaris
Hospital-Starr
S. M' Mallen
Albert
Gores
Bowie
Tobe Hospital
le Reg. Dragoons
King’s German Legion
A. Warton
Barner
Drazoets
Dino
G. Leopold
Tobe Corner
Mice Rapines
FuBaciss
Jagut Dragoons
Vaxball
Lawson
Kesler
3D Juty
P. Diedel
Cisden
W. Chuden
Bats
Lion of the Line
Alajor
Chalnian
Batalion
Ag Ege Ote
C. Trinian
Surrey
Hater
M. Oxton Beideng
Commandang
of Dragoons
Wilford
2B Light Dragoons
W. Medows
7Th Regiment of Light
C. W. Stewart
HK. L
Lath
Light Dragoons
Willard
7Th Dragoon Guards
G. M. Greville
7Th Foot
Regiment of Foot Guards
J. Dirom
44Th Foot
Darween
Font
J. C. Creilii
Dragoon Guards
Ditto
Cealfield
Blagrave
Fielde
W. Farding
Higgins
Hes Tieutenants
Hose
Royal Horse Guards
Dhillon
H. Mishap
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Bosra
View Leech
Oat
Graham
Shane
Traction
Seeant
Engaga
Mareliff
Births and deaths noted in local notices in Edinburgh and London
The fragment lists births and deaths with scattered names and places including Mrs Allen of Palibibh G, Lieut.-Col. Wardlaw’s daughter in George Street Edinburgh, Mrs Lowe, Captain Henry Fytows Hose’s second son Henry in New York, and Grace Countess of Grantley. Other items reference services at St Pater’s, Banbury, and Calcutta, with brief notices of bereavement and a few titles such as Regimental Quartermaster and Principal Comptroller of Stores.
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Wm. Boothby
Mording
A. Allen
Palbibh Gee
Georges Street
Edinburgh
St.Pater’s Church
Ham
Christopher Nation Wright
Mary Os
Porecereet
Cripplegate
Land
Piers Hill Barracks
Plier” Graham
Aardy
Come of
Mayo
Charles Dill
Banbvefeqaa
Johnstone
M.L
Calcutta
Hay
Charles Peter Heyspoh
East India Company
Exeter
John Sweet
Gibran
New York
Henry
Fytows Hose
John
Krumpholez
Ian Jie
Trinity He Hall
Law
Joseph Jowett
Mg Sae
Mg Sae. Sere Lindon
Be Weny Roe Place
Vd. W. Bay Waud
Cme
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