War Dispatches Log Shifts in Saxony and Bohemia Fronts
Sept 20 reports from Banks of the Cube and Frontiers of Saxony describe Danish and Swedish troops observing in Lusace while Russian and Prussian forces under Blucher push into Bohemia, with French countermeasures near Meissen and Dresden. Sept 27 notes Prince Schwartzenburg detaching corps to oppose French wing. Meissen fortifications advance. Meissen citadel rising. Paris notices claim Naples King with Hagusa and taunting signals of imperial gains.
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Prince of Eck
Duchy
Ecklenburgs
Vegesack
Dayreutil
Blucher
Lusace
Frankfort
Prince of Schwartzenburg
Tueplitz
Wittgenstein
Count Colloredo
Prince Augustus of Prussia
Duke of Wartembergs
Count Pahlen
Gr Parks
Emperor
Prince
Bohemia
Frontiens
Saxony
Dresden
Meissen
Pessen
Marshalsi
Belluno
Ragosa
Erzgeberg
Ups
Lasace
Hochkirch - Lobau
Queiss
Stormy Nights Send Gotenburg Letters Cutting Berlin to Leipsic
The Gotenburg mail reports a night raid on Tavizin with all links severed between Leipsic and Dresden. Berlin letters claim Russia’s Emperor elevates Madam Moreau to Princess with a 100000 ruble yearly pension as Crown Prince forces move near the Elbe. Bulow defeats a French detachment near Dounburg. prisoners and artillery captured. The army notes armistice terms, renewed Russian strength on the Vistula, and Allied support from Austria Sweden Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottenburg
Tavizin
Leipsic
Dresden
Berlin
Russia
Madam Moreau
Zerbists
Elbe
Bulow
Ferg Ge
Walmoden
Douuaberg
Geszaal
ST. Petersburg
Hida
Stalin
Prince's Army Moves Toward Elbe Entrance
The Courier reports dispatches arriving from Heligoland and St. Petersburg, noting major movements by the Crown Prince toward the Elbe entrance and Austria seeking entry through the area. A Russian dispatch is cited as part of the latest mail, signaling strategic posture and ongoing tensions in the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbe
A Munton
Heligoland
Russia
Allied Movements and Skirmishes Reach Dessau and Bautzen
The report details Allied forces under Generals Czensiecnere and Watmonen advancing to Dessau and Danneber while countering French units. Prussian detachments crossed the Elbe at Lenzen, and Russian forces rewarded Colonel Motavorr for raiding enemy baggage between Bautzen and Dresden. A Russian princess was granted a pension in sympathy for General Monray’s loss.
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Zerbst
Wryzindaone
Sibe
Czensiecnere
Dessau
Corben
Witroenstein
Dohna
Batila
Watmonen
Elbe
Domitz
Danneber
Walmoden
Pecueux
Landstrum
Lenzen
Buonaparte
Motaverr
Bautzen
Dresden
Eperor
Russia
Monrav
Madame Moreau
Russian Empire
Foreign Office
Tuoanton
Coswick
Rovan
Leyda
Tzerbst
Motavorr
Prince Royal's Bulletin from Lcuda News 1812
A bulletin reports the Prince Rovac moving headquarters to Lcuda, claims prisoners at Torgau say the Prince of Moskwa is dead or seen at Tete-du-Pont, and notes Swedish Russian columns approaching Berlin. It praises Prussian bravery and army unity, with forces along the Elbe and Landwehr, landsturm, and Stralsund fortifications. Deserter reports from Heligoland and Paris papers follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Royal
Lcuda
Rovac
Torgau
Prince of
Moskwa
Tete-du-Pont
Moskva
Berlin
Landwehr
Europe
Winzincenone
Elbe
Svipskc
Munich
Berating Napoleon's movements amid German operations near Dresden
The report covers Napoleon Buonaparte's shifting plans as Brucuen advances from Pirna to Hartau and Neustadt. It questions why Napoleon retreats after initial gains, assesses divisions like Macononato and Lauriston, and notes Saxon general wear on enemy supply lines. It mentions Briusable strategic concerns and possible cross Elbe actions near Dessau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirna
Bohemian
Bohemia
Dresden
Brucuen
Hartau
Trom Camenz
Neustadt
BischofSwerder
Buonarante
MacnoNaLp
Bischoffswerder
Bovden
Lauriston
Brucier
Buonaparte
Tle
Harlau
Elbe
Weissig
Pulsnitz
Rheder
Macononato
Buccuea
Spree
Macpoxacp
Weiscigg
Buonapante
Macnoxanp
Maumont
Latour Mau- Bounrg
Grossenayn
Lulietin
MacDonald
Brucuer
Buonavante
Berlin
Dessau
Guonaparte
BuoxapAute
Poniatowsky
Bruciuen
Toplitz
S'Wornman
Desnovettes
Iming
Freyburg
Belle
Altenburg
Bentizen
Sucht
Lie
Jord W. Beyrmen
Sucier’s
Llobregat
Evcent Beauflattyois
Weisselburg
Lippa
Saave
French and Spanish Forces Move Toward Tudela in retreat
Dispatches report 20,000 Spaniards reinforcing Zaragoza as French funds fall to 6.22. Sucnet's force reaches 30,000 with 10,000 sent to Sourt. Barcelona requires 18,000 for defense amid British and American naval actions on Lake Ontario. A draft of Marines departs Blatchington for Portsmouth to join Pyrenees operations.
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Mapnib
Saragossa
Tudela
Santiago
Sucnet
Decren
Sourt
Barcelona
France
Lake Ontario
Jones
Kingston
America
Lord Wer. Lindton
Marshal SocLt
Pemplona
Lord Wecrinectos
Blatchington Brirrack
Portsmouth
Barcus
Pyrenees
Solemn Service Held in Catholic Chapel for General Moreau
A morning service at Ming Street Catholic Chapel honored General Moreau. The chapel was draped in black for a large assembly including the Russian Ambassador, the First Minister of Louis XVIII, Count d'Ecars, French nobles, and young Mademoiselle Moreau with her governess.-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Street
Grateel
Louis Xviiii
Coum d’Ecars
Maxstrur
Prince of Cospe
Mademoiselle Moreas
Naval news from Yarmouth and Portsmouth Oct 5 6
The Henry Freeling arrives with dispatches from Gottenburgh. reports say Allied forces under General Bessiesen total 120000, with Ceows Pernes and General Waimopen crossing the Eifbe and Lord Weellington poised to enter France. Other ships: Ariel, Bermille, and Royal Oak records, plus weather and patrol moves near Plymouth and St Sebastian's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Henry Freeling
Gottenburgh
Duke of CemSerrayp
Bessiesen
Ceows Pernes
Waimopen
Eifbe
Puymourh
Ariel
Beagle
St. Sebasian’s
Pareplona
Lord Weellington
France
Bermlle
Portsmouth
Reyal Oak
Lord Ametius Beau. Clerb
Dix
Comiatore Rovarus
Syith Boy
Gounox
Plymouth
North Pole
Beerhaeven
Wrrttans
Life Guarda
St. Sebastian’s. Diat
Cassares
Mommnouth
Agressorion
Heligolan
Racing entries and weights for October meeting at Newmasked
The record lists entries for a October meeting in 1813 with weights for four and five year olds, stakes of fifty guineas, and entries from owners including Mr Glover Ld Sackville Lord Lowther and Sir C Bunbury. It names horses Slender Billy Burberry Hamiet Euryalus Trifle Macedonian Snip Jacks and others with weights from 7st to 9st 6lb and related details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
B.C
Mr. Glover
H. Slender Billy
Sackville
Burberry
Ladbroke
Hamiet
Lowther
Br. c. Euryalus
Mr. Udny
G. H. Cavendish
Eccleston
Andrew
Ld Feley
C. Bunbury
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Paris
Naples
Hagusa
Hayn
Germany
Tarentum
Vistula
Austria
Nutter
Pogland
Fay
Coturini Ueligoland
PLC OF
the Courier
Kes
Ney
Dubin
Stérin
Duke of Paoua
Lisbon
Corunna
Moreau
NAVAL
Ocligenus
Alexandria Frigae
Oberon
Bonne Lutoyenne
Spitfire
Sear
North Cape
Niemen
Cork
Falmouth
Bermuda
Sporting
Lligenc
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