French Military Dispatches From Saxony and Spain
Intelligence reports the August to September campaigns with Vandamme’s corps at Maxen and Dippoldeswalde, heavy enemy casualties, and a retreat by Prussian and Russian forces. It also notes Pyrenees reinforcements, Basque mobilization, and a proposed 30,000-man levy to bolster Spain operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Queda
Naples
Holicnerf
Peterswalde
Treviso
Pirna
Pajol
Dippeldeswalde
Aktenberg
Plauen
Tharaudt
Vandamme
Kalm
Hinself
Aurmee
Aulm
Lish
Marstal St. Cyr
Delouche
Yoplitz
Vandarine
Unis Barcier
le Tals
Fishem‘ayseprra
Catal
Temas
Prusii
Cinral Kreil
Petrswalte
Bohemia
Enlunini
Kleist
Wandsrame
Spain
Pepul Arities
Duke of
Dalmatia
Pamplona
San Sebastian
Actagon
Catalonia
Albufera
Pyrenees
France
Fnpire
Giderest
Duke of Festur
Fragmentary 1814 conscriptions and injuries reported in Europe
The narrative describes conscriptions for 1814 and earlier years, mentioning wounds to General Moredu from cannon fire near Dresden. It recounts his amputation below the knees, transport by Russian troops, and suffering, with details of meals and travel as he moves toward Bohemian frontiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Indies
Ie-Prisx
Vale de Chambre
Moredu
Dresden
Noethlig
Wassendurf
Ma Tritschen
Passendorf
Pideswalde
Watz
Bohemian
Prince Regil's Army Moves to Saarmund Amid Major Front Actions
Reports from Saarmund on August 28 detail General Uirsehfeldt's corps near Rekaba and Golzow while General O'Rourke advances at Gotten. French and Danish prisoners are increasing as Prussian forces press a multi-front pursuit. Czernischeil and Hirschfeld coordinate rear assaults near Belzig, retaking positions and capturing officers, soldiers, and artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simth SS
EDISH
Saarmund
Regrl
Uirsehfeldt
96Th
Rekaba
Golzow
Girard
Ziessur
Bruck
Ravay
Potsdam
Alflida
O'Rourke
Gotten
Reggio
Padua
Regnier
Adnanoff
Jnterbock
Vierein
Helwig
Krasowski
Benkendorf
Lubnitz
Belzig
Keys
Niemeck
Dame
Prince Royal
Winzinge
Olliver
Bulow
Lutven
Reiche
Dildeion
Vigesack
Grn
Walméden
Gobren
Chwerin
Kielmansenie
Crousseurs
Elie
Daemitz
Labnity
Beziz
Czernischeil
Hirschfeld
Hagetsbere
Dherrdes
Tiraill Urs
Czeruischeff
Hus
Czernisehulf
Eusary
Deernischell
Berkendorf
Gorzke
Genecal Girard
Magedeborgh
Wittenbog
Thiend
Germany
Seventh Swedish Bulletin reports battles near Wittenberg and Elbe
The bulletin notes General Girard's corps commander killed in the 27th affair, and General Putlitz wounded. Prussian forces under Borstel seize Zinna and Interbock as Russians and Austrians advance from Bohemia into Saxony. The enemy concentrates near Behdansduslf and Rattenburn while Winzingerode and Woronzoff pursue toward the Elbe with about 4 000 to 20 000 troops in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Prussia
Saxony
Dresden
Elbe
Thite
Rhine
Imperial Guards
Moreau
America
Roitz
Prince Roya
Unis
Grisen
Girard
Putlitz
Mie
Borstel
Zinna
Jnterbock
Behdansduslf
Rattenburn
Wittenberg
Treentritzen
Wonzingerede
Woconzell
Lorger
Winzingerode
Worow
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Tveday
Monseigneur
Belegin
Pyren ‘Nees
Gothenbusgu
Count de Tonngein
Lockey
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