Dispatches Reveal Austrian Diplomacy Leading to War
The documents describe Vienna's shift toward mediation with France and the aim to coordinate with Allied armies. It covers notes from Count Bubna, Prince Schwartzenberg, and Metternich, detailing Austria's pledge to act with France, the handling of auxiliary corps, and strategic moves before renewed hostilities across Poland and Saxony. The account notes Swedish interests, the Russian stance, and frontier military movements including Thie Bauit at Lee and marches toward Galicia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Bubna
Russia
Austria
England
Austia
Count de Narbonne
Vienna
Tie
Elbe
Austian
Prince Schwartzenberg
Paris
Francis
Prince of Schwartzenberg
Bassana
Count Metternich
Lutzenwarn
Die Vousigr
Cabinet of
Saxony
Poniatowski
Duchy of Warsaw
Gallicia
Moravia
Bohemia
Otto
Gateavere
Lesself
Eit
Count Bubna
Imperial Order Declares War on France August 17
The document cites Emperor Francis II joining the Allied Powers to wage war against France to secure durable peace. It urges all Austrians from general to private to show courage and loyalty, promising rewards for bravery and warning rebels of expulsion. Command text from Archduke Carl von Schwarzenberg guides the Army of Inner Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Auracas
Dangrs
Didiculus
Uer
Austria
Curcon von
Froven
Alexashem
Glorious progress of Vandamse Se and Bohemia defense
On August 29 1815 a Russian force from Toplitz invades Bohemia but is defeated by the Guards. The battle yields 7000 prisoners, 366 cannons and numerous caissons. Flags of St George awarded to Predragensky Semenovsky and regiments. Vienna news notes assembly in Presburgh raising 57 and 95 in towns and light horse for the king, with Noble insurrection renewed and Esterhazy appointed. The King of Holland departs Gratz for western Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toplitz
Bohemia
St. George
Predragensky
Semenovsky
Samoylowsky
Chasseurs
Acrexanpen
Vienna
Presburgh
Count Pally
Keenmayer
Hussara
Esterhazy
Holland
Gratz
Switzerbund
Naval and Military News From The Atlantic Theatre
Reports from Halifax to Quebec describe British naval actions on Lake Champlain and the Atlantic coast. Commodore Sir James Yeo's squadron presses operations near Queenstown and New York while Lake Champlain expeditions return after destroying enemy stores. Prison camps expand at Melville Island and Philadelphia, with notable captures and casualties among American forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melpomene
Paccox
J. J.ucastro
Javes
Pekerim
James Yuo
York
Jon Woeshaat
Queen's Town
Quren's
St. Siebel
Queen's
Chesapeake
Canada
Sideey “Beckwith
England
Maidstone
Lalfax
Sthoalt
Lake Com Plain
G+ ral
Lake Champlain
Saranac
Bacr
Swanton
Missisquir Bay
Champlain Town
Talen
Wtca
Cap
Everard
Pleedon
Bateris
Geos
Moerach
Prius
Murray
Willians
Elliot
Ise Mog
Roncens
Pomene
Jamaica
Newfoundland
Werica
Walieax
Srpq
John Warren
Kent Island
Capt
Oliver
Valin
Statira
New York
Sir Thom
Ramilies
Orpheus
Nore
Epworth
Hed Ady
Boston
Sige Yeu
Chauncey Sep
Sir Symes
Maine
Graham
Laurchaner
Gordon
Narcisos
Lumley
Naval Hospital
Cap Fe
Prignerd
Melville Plend Pricun
John Sherbroke
Admiral Griffith
Cos
Agiant Itis
Sydney
Wil
Sip Thys “Ranared
New Bisssi
Gentian Smyth
Clawk Dougls
98H Regiment
Latifax
Thomas Isamte
Broke
Shannon
Thomas Fyeny
New Lond
Gennes
Joan Me To
Harbou
New London
LE Ovciack
Catte
Toss
Geppes
Sip Tuesas
Sears
Gendack
Caiuen
Couney
Bread Committee Report on Wheat and Bread Costs
The Bread Committee appointed by Landon on Monday held a meeting at Gutdsath on Saturday. They presented figures showing the average price of bread per quarter and per sack, noting current costs are too high. They compare five quarters of wheat, grain prices, and carriage to determine a fair bread price and suggest adjustments to the bread standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutdsath
Lasielahiye
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fiprier
Count de Bulna
Coethy
Foout
Aid Mate
Susony
Poland
Tre Prince OF
Duke of
Bassaue
Irance
St. Petersburgh
Finland
Sweden
Wall
M. Count
M. Dipfoner
Eebucary
Naples
Galicia
D’armee
Duke of Castallone
Bamberg
LAN Pabst
Vandamse
Rane
Asur
Osacs
S.cots
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!