Strategic French advancement referenced in Bohemia clash
Dispatches from Bohemia describe Maillebois advancing toward Leuthmeritz and Elmbogen, with Austrian forces retreating from Munich and Bavarian regions evacuated. Reports recount casualties, captures, and logistics as Austrians withdraw, while British addresses note coronation celebrations, troop promotions, and naval movements amid broader war news.
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