Allied Forces Capture Danizic During 1814 Surrender Note
Major Allan Macdonald reports to Lord Liverpool detailing a capitulation at Danizic after Allied forces forced the French and Neapolitan garrison to surrender. He lists officers and units, notes prisoners of war, and praises Britain’s influence and future prospects for independence in the region.
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Barcia
Danizie
Geno Repp
Garsigny
Wiremberg
Russia
Tg Dubandada Atd Peernttried
Toric
Fheir Himes
Bhoremaigger
Wabien
Rhine
Tiohi
Hanan
Vane
Ayub
Wester Plat
Danizic
Great Britain
Aler, MacDonald
Mijor
The
Royal Horse Artillery
Allied Forces Seize Troyes and Chalons in 1814 News
An 1814 dispatch reports the Allies capturing Troyes after the enemy withdrew to Nogent, with Wirtemberg’s Royal Preface leading the entry. It notes D Yorck’s detachment taking Viary, pursuit of the rear guard at Chaussee, and Chalons’ bombardment and capitulation to end Austro-French clashes.
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Troyes
Nogent
France
Wirtemberg
Rovignis
Lanbrissel
D’yorck
Viary
Marshal Macdonald
Chaussee
Lyyorck
Chalons
Sebastidas
Aughi
de Grand Mas
French and Allied Forces Maneuver Amid Retreat
Reports describe French forces near an unnamed town with the Prince of Hesse Hombourg ordered to attack using four artillery guns. General Le Grand retreats toward Libny as Marshal Augereaux gathers about 4000 men. General Babna holds territory from Grenoble to Macon, while General Wrede’s advance guard trails the retreat and several hundred prisoners are reported as the enemy evacuates Proves.
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Hesse Hombourg
le Grand
Wrede
Lex Grangea
Nogent
Proves
Peive
Huong Ngpaue
Berg
Chalons
Reagan
Macdonald
Paris
Cambray
Lord Wellington
Jersey
Ord
Wellington
Dale
Bares
Frances
Cras
Escore
I Fitary
Smee
Mécklenbargh Strelitz
French Papers Frame Napoleon News From Paris
Dispatches describe Emperor Napoleon and French troops in Paris defences. Reports mention corps in contact with the Marechal Duke of Tarentum, guard posts around Paris, and ongoing negotiations with England. Troops mobilize from Chatillon toward key lines as English couriers travel routes into London.
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Mogebr Ar’ Sélie
Nogent
Marchal
Tapenutm
Chateau Thiery
Epunayy
Chatillon
Paris
Belgian Deliverance Hinted as Prussian Advance Presses
Reports from Cassgua Huappyer and Bougon Jan 26 describe Prussian moves toward Ghent Dendermonde and Namur with 1900 troops in Belgium as Belgian towns greet Allied forces. Mechlin Gallows and Ghent receive the keys. hospital conditions deteriorated in Touca as pestilence and wounds rise. deserters claim 2000 French and 800 Croat troops but many are sick, signaling possible fortress surrender.
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Cassgu
Huappyer
Oo Baugares
Fes
Prisha
Yvelvgorden
Mechlin
Dendermonde
Belgium
Winzingerode
Namur
Rheims
Mona Ae
Poe
Bulow
Ndw
Brussels
Bugon
Fea
Aintwerp
Plockadin
Gud
Engish
Mechling Brugsely
Brabant
Ghest
Bremen and Heligoland Mails
Beauceavens January 21 reports troop movements after peace with Denmark. Count Woronzow and General Walmaden command units crossing the Elbe with others to follow. Marbleburg near Hamburg forms a Russian hold. Haarburg bombarded. Schaarzenvery fortification said in Russian hands. Darvuust allegedly proposed capitulation not accepted. General Ben Nigseo insists on surrender of garrison. Hamburg remains unsettled as of January 28.
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Beauceavens
Denmark
Woronzow
Walmaden
Elbe
Marhleburg
Hamburgh
Haarburg
Schaarzenvery
Darvuust
Ben Nigseo
Fragmentary Account of French Attacks on Hamburg and Protests
The text describes ongoing French burnings and plundering with threats of further attacks on Hamburg. It mentions Crown Prince Penceterg and Eckmuh vowing no more houses will be destroyed, paying 30,000 francs to Hamburghers. confusion remains over locations Haarm Dapmthor and Reval. a clocked day at 2 appears, with scattered names and promises of action.
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Ted Ap
Klamburgh
Ramign
Haarm
Pgd
Dapmthor
Alyona
Eckmuh
Hamburghers
Hamburg
A. S.rrHia
Nandan
War News From Europe and Americas
Dispatches describe Calais actions and French capitulation at Chalons. Reports note Wellington’s forces and proclamations abroad, with American paper updates on Lake Erie naval movements and British blockade. Detentions, pardons, and treaties with Denmark shape the global conflict picture.
Mixed Victorian Notices of Births Marriages and Deaths
The Rev Mr Whitelaw receives five pounds for the Poor of St Catherine's Parish. Births report Avon’s tenth child living to Lady Richard Zouch. A son born to Sir Amy rald Dancer’s family at Northland. Marriage announcements include Nenagh Barrack-Master Joseph Klin to Kirza Lawrence and Joshua Rogers to Margaret Massy Gumbleton. Died notices include Miss Wood of Londonderry and Mrs Sweetman. Lady Carter of Portsmouth. Rev Caroline Robert Herbert at Gast Woodbay.
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Mr. Whitelaw
Robert Jessop
Futm Harvard Jessop
York Plage
Portmian-square
London
St. Catherine’s Parish
Avon
Richard Zouch
Treasury
Cheleea
Northland
Amyrald Dancer
Dancer
Amarried
Nenagh
Joseph Klin
Kirza
How. Lawrence
Curryglass
Co. Cork
Joshua Rogers
Rogers
Glebe
Margaret Massy Gumbleton
Henry Gumbleton
Londonderry
Miss Wood
Sweetman
Roger Sweetman
Farey, Co
Weaford
Portsmouth
Carter
John Caster
Caroline Robert Herbert
Gast Woodbay
Ile Laze Dard Ub Caruaryuu
Trade cargoes allowed with guns for Africa voyage under royal order
A May 1813 advisory to vessels sailing to the Africa coast permits loading guns gunpowder and pistols as part of the cargo with safeguards. One barrel of gunpowder per ten tons plus ten guns or blunderbusses and ten pistols per barrel, secured by treble value security to coast officials, verifiable by captain oath before voyage. The Lords of the Treasury to issue required directions.
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Prince Regent
Africa
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