Flags of Truce From America Reflected in London News
The Dublin Journal reports on flags of truce from America reaching Portsmouth and notes British and American naval movements. It describes actions near Riga and Smolensk with casualties and a French bulletin, and mentions the Belfast arrival of Captain Raynes from Kingston Jamaica with convoy details and British squadron support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Liverpool
John Raynes
Belfast
Kingston
Jamaica
Raynes
Kington
Mdjesty
Thetis
Byam
Iral Sawyer
Africa
Jene L Easrane Phannon
BV. Broke
Belvidere
R. Byrgis Guertier
Kaptan
J. R. Daerey Bolut
Lord J. Townend
Thermin Long
Aitzs
Rodgers
Lisbon News on Wellington and French Forces
Lisbon dispatches describe General Wellington's entry into Valladolid and the pursuit of French forces under Joseph and Jourdan. Reports note French losses at 22,000 and retreats by 4 August, with British troops advancing and a potential fresh battle looming near Partillo.
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London
Lisbon
Perenne
Annes
Bartipons
Joseph
Burgdd
Suchet
Permak
Klewas
Mare Mons
Vali
Boel
Himeelf
Masmont
Joseph Parry
Beford
Vallas’ Dolid
Mapmont
Villape
Valladolid
France
Marmdnt
Aix
Foy
Ligton
Ava
Portello
Lord Wellington
Partillo
Ap Aranda de Douro
Fragmented Napoleonic War Dispatches Mention Alliances and Movements
The report compiles scattered notices from Riga Vienna and Petersburg about Russian and Austrian deployments, troop movements toward Hungary, and warnings of enemy diversions. It notes cross-frontier communications, proclamations, and the strategic pressures shaping campaigns in Europe.
Intelligence Update on Portuguese Campaign Losses
General Hill reports major losses for the Army of Portugal as of August 10. Intelligence suggests enemy reinforcements in Estremadura, and Soult orders mobilization and requisitions across the county following Napoleon era strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Hill
Estremadura
Batra
Victory at Salamanca Spurs Loyalist Exultation in County
A dated August 23 excerpt from a Lester notes the French defeat at Salamanca under Marquis Wellington. It expresses immense joy among loyal subjects, praising the able General and claiming a strong sense of local loyalty and triumph for their county.
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Marquis Wellington
Salamanca
Genend
Envoy Extraordinary Pleads Peace Accord in Buenos Aires
Dispatch from Buenos Ayres May 2 reports Lieutenant Colonel Don Sean de Rademakers arriving as Envoy Extraordinary from the Prince Regent of Portugal. He seeks to renew peace and suspend hostilities while negotiations with Britain and the United Provinces proceed. An armistice is offered as troops retire to Portuguese frontiers amid formal diplomatic exchange.
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Oigaen
Sean de
Quy
Ali Deep Olabe
Superio
Thos
Diego de Somsa
Great Britain
Andita
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America
Fortsmouth
United States
Edna Sift Piles
Gamay Peacai
Culoneh Hasauron
Uke
Wickissom
Royal
Mr. Ivgim
Gazelte
Martini
Riga
Daten
Count Witarsaten
Marshal Loupsion
Dhelov
Kursnew
Wergexsram
Gaemp
Pranisa”Gehdral
Grawert
Boult
Smolensky
Bagnation
Buonadallis
Viregsk
Smolenck
Falvehqod
Munchausen
Paris
Grand Army
Wirepsk
Villifranco
Almendr
Balamanca
Slusia
Los Santos
Gafra
Gentent
Drowet
Mar Font Ee Ag
Fignell
Marmont
Ayanda de
Conan Witgenstein
Dwina
Macdonald
Marchal
Vienna
Count Strachelberg
Custe
Poland
Hungary
Galicia
Prince Hobengellern
Francis
Thornton
Gottenburgh
Copenhagen
Barbadoes
Herbert
Honduras
Garland Tigates
Alert Sloop of War
General Hill
Soult
Butnaparte
Maripape
Béit
Wimelef
Sparta
Cwubiatias
Areot
Haidt
Isa
LLCO
Pels
Torwearake Meignia
Legion of Ten
Honbor
AlGera
South America
Peliciano
Antonio Chiclana
Puryaredon
Blanarding Ribadava
Nicholas Herreha
Buenos Ayres
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