War Dispatches 1813 From Downing Street Sept 25
Allied reports detail night action at Langefuhr near Dantzig with 200 enemy and 300 allies killed or wounded. Attacks on Langefyhr succeeded with 1000 enemy and 2500 prisoners. Naval and land forces across Saxony, Mecklenburgh, and Elbe theatres move to check French and Danish forces. Castlereagh reports Bohemia offensive planned. Blacher harasses rear of enemy. Moreau dies at Paris.
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Foreign Dispatches Received by Viscount Castlereagh
Supplement to the London Gazette reports dispatches received by Viscount Castlereagh from His Excellency General Viscount Cath, dated September 25. The documents concern foreign affairs and outline communications between British officials and allied or occupied territories. The item notes the arrival of these dispatches this day and their transmission through official channels.
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