Sound Duties Abolished For Swedes And All Powers
A conspectus notes Denmark and Sweden plan to abolish Sound duties for all powers by year end. The report recounts Allied operations near Dresden and Bohemia with Russian, Prussian, and Austrian forces in late August, detailing assaults on fortifications, captures of guns, and strategic movements toward Saxon and Bohemian fronts. The narrative emphasizes Allied coordination and the strategic aim to threaten French positions while preserving key cities.
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Denmark
Os ‘Anewitz
Baron de Pahlen
Irum
Riga
Kinland
Borsiel
Bulow
Baron Winzinerade
Remy
Prince Ayal
Count Torstenson
Joterbeck
Bohemia Night Assault Causes Bold Losses and Displacements
In the night of the 27th during march, troops faced hard fighting as rain made roads nearly impassable. Losses included General Andrassy and Russian General Millesimo, Field Marshal Count Ginlay, and Generals Maniasy and anderenberger wounded. Generals Mesko and Seezen reported missing. Austria confirms dispositions near August 20 with Reuss and Winsbach guarding capital frontiers. Hiller holds Villach suburbs and guards Traun valley toward Spital. Radidjeviteh advances into Ulyria via Carlstade.
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Bohemia
Andrassy
Millesimo
Count Ginlay
Maniasy Andrierenberger
Mesko
Seezen
Austria
Prince de Reuss
Mar Winsbach
Bavaria
General Hiller
Villach
Spital
Traun
Brenner
Salzburg
Fild Mashal Radidjeviteh
Ulyria
Carlstade
Supplementary report on the Saxon mountains campaign
Dispatch from Foßlitz dated August 31 describes Russian and Austrian success against Vandamme and his corps in Bohemia and Saxony. Russian guards and grenadiers aided by Edward’s brigade repelled assaults, leading to a major Austrian pursuit. Captured guns, standards, and numerous prisoners. Coveted commanders listed as prisoners or killed. Vandanme’s corps reportedly destroyed. Italy front reports from Laybach note continued Allied progress and detachments moving toward Losterburg and Trebbia.
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Coymund
Finld
Prince Scuwarizenbeng
Trlbe
Bohemia
Saxon Mountains
Eozeburge
Dresden
Count Wittgenstein
Giesshutel
Giem
Goldenberg
Ober Sedlitz
Duroc
Clapirede
Bonnet
Gouvion
Freyber
Dippuldesujulde
Count Guilcredo
Schneider
Chasseurs
Weissenwoll
Meske
Linhde
Cannanvle Mare S Vrie
Duesden
Napoleon
Lesis
Bianchi
Crenesifle
Aoysius Lichtenstein
Archduke Rainer
Lusignan
Pirun
Ostermann
Konigstein
Elbe
Lithemia
Crown Prince of
Sweden
Blucher
Foßlitz
Vandamme
D’armee
Konigtein
Peterswalde
BCCO
Edward
Karwitz
Kleist
Hjollendorf
Kuerring
Count Colloredu
Gem
Parchwit
Neudoel
Hollemtort
Meist
Gerd Vandanme
Pade
Orie
Crenerals Canyer and Hembrodt
Damoncear
Montesquiou Ferenac
Prince’ Seuss
Blaches
Macdonald
Ney
Lauriston
Selasiani
Jauer
Meusdorf
Leipsic
Teltow
Trebbin
Italy
Laybach
Bins
Duke of
Gross Beerer
Reggio
Wittemberg
Price
Moskwa
Losterburg
Tarentzien
Gees Bulow
Pauls
Torgau
Emperors intelligence on Napoleonic campaigns and American alert
Dispatches recount French maneuvers around Dresden, Geyersberg, and Dennewitz with Bonnet and Marlhal Saint Cyr directing troops and capturing prisoners. A second report from Wolkwal notes Prussian counterattacks near Geisweid and a costly engagement with 8,940 casualties and 3 cannon, while St. Petersburg and London monitor British naval activity on the Great Lakes and Plattsburg.
News from the Front Amid French Control
Reports from the conflict zones describe a 5000 man force near Danneberg destroyed, Dresden reportedly taken, a victory over the Viceroy of Krany, and shifting Allied movements near the Elbe. Hamburg residents expect deliverance while Fiume and Trieste are said to be in Austrian hands.
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Minigol SD
He Epp
Controul
Danneberg
Luanneberg
Dresden
Tyth
Krany
Magdetorg
Elbe
Hamburgh
Fiume
Trieste
Madison’s Message to Congress on Blockade and Licenses
The President urged Congress to regulate neutral vessels amid British port discrimination. A bill to enforce this policy passed the House but failed in the Senate by a narrow margin, ending the effort.
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Madison
Vna
Congress
United States
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