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British Troop Dispatches From European Front Near Révatet
The Dublin Gazette reports from Munich camp near Révatet Billorskie dated July 24 OS, describing Cossack action against Tartars thirty miles from the front and a fierce engagement. Bermer’s avant guards crossed defiles to press the enemy as 16,000 Turks and Tartars converged, with heavy fighting, casualties, and a successful artillery display turning enemy assault into retreat. The report notes Turkish forces estimated at 40,000 to 50,000 with 70,000 regulars and large Cossack and Calvary contingents, while German officers and adjutants suffered near-misses and the Austro-Turkish dispositions. The piece also mentions Leghorn casualty reports and the arrest of Barons in Naples, with Orfove capitulation terms.
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Marnlage
Don Cossacks
Bermer
Dnietter
Ferner
Hin
Chevait de Frife
Gottom
Prince of
Feltatshal
Levendahl
Pelr-Marshal
Huffart
Avane-Guard
Forse
Peli Marshak
Cratina
Daiester
Ophec
Leghorn
Barog de Drofter
Nepheiy
Neola
Forgtels
Carricn
Baron de Neuff
Belgrade
Tiscestsio
Orfove