Denmark and Sweden War News From the Front
Report outlines Danish forces retreating from Rendsberg and battles near Eckernförde and Hamburg. Walmoden’s corps gains ground, Gustavus of Mecklenburg is wounded, and Prussia allied forces seize Breda while armistice talks proceed. Allies push to Hamburg as Denmark faces pressure for peace.
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Diemark
Sweden
Rendsberg
Walmoden
Hel
Skiodebrand
Klawenseck
Ditbert
Eckernfohrde
Hussars
Geeral Swaberg
Otenrode
Colding
Fleuda¢burg
Walmuden
Vhis
Re Yaberp
Muller
Mecklenberg Chasseurs
Wiganer
Young Liyt
Muhlenfels
Lieut
Maurenholz
Prince of Hease
Denmark
Hesse
Cellenborn
Frederickstadt
Gluckstade
Cheammny
Europe
Beekendoch
Breda
Antwerp
Reports of European military movements and Swiss mediation
Letters from Frankfort note an Austrian Emperor audience with Swiss deputies and a claim that neutrality cannot be granted. Reports from Wesel and Breda describe German Dutch troops deserting garrisons, Russian forces crossing rivers by boat, and French evacuations on the Muese and Waal front with allied forces advancing to Grave. The text cites heavy combat, plunder, and various troop movements across Holland and Belgium.
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Tetvowistova
France
Frankfort
Madjesty
Austria
Switzerland
Aananon
Holland
Munster
Rhine
Emrmerick
Zwel
Waal
Nimeguee
Wesel
Dorparcur
Breda
Antwerp
Zudert
National Guards
Hage
Berkendorf
Tier
Muese
Ravastein
Grave
French Papers Chronicle Narrow Allied Movements Across Front
Reports from various cities describe limited reconnaissance by the enemy near St Martin d Arberone and repulses by French forces. Details note advances and setbacks along the Adour Bidassoa and Rhine fronts, with troop movements around Breda Antwerp and Italy.
Five Members Nominated by French Legislative Body
Paris December 23 The Legislative Body chose five members under Article 90 of the Constitution to join the extraordinary commission. The nominees named by the President are Chevalier Raynouard Raine Gallois Flangerguis and Chevalier Lemane de Biran. The body ordered the President to transmit the act to the Emperor and King.
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Creveld
Maestricht
Paris
Thia
Chevalier Raynouard
Raine
Gallois
Flangerguis
Lemane-de- Biran
Mjesty
Napoleon summons legislative commission in Paris December 1813
The Legislative Body under the Duke of Massa and officials declares Vice-Presidents and outlines a sealed commission to review negotiations and declarations. Napoleon authorizes tomorrow’s meeting at 21 o'clock in the throne hall with Prince Arch-Chancellor presence. Four secretaries are later chosen, and the session adjourns to Monday.
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Duke OF
Masba
Henry Dé Montesquion
Chevaliers
Bouchet
Feliz, Fulcon
Boidi Dardicxoni
Jett-r
Miasga
Empire
Sierra Raynouard
Laine
Galloia
Flangergues
Biran
Paris
Napoleon
Duke of Massa
Prince Areh
Chevalier Ribaud
Allemagne
M. M. Barbier Delandrevie
Chevalier de Bois Savary
Laborde
Faure
European War Update From London December News
London reports detail Allied advances in Schleswig and Holstein with 10 000 enemy losses mentioned while Denmark ends its armistice terms and may join the Continental Alliance. British dispatches note a Dutch proclamation, a failed Breda assault, and British defeats in Upper Canada amid broader war news.
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de Grammont
Lord Wellington
St. Jean de Luz
Rowland Tl
Holstein
Sleswig
Denmark
Netherlands
Flanders
France
Bulow
Breda
Antwerp
Gureum
Helvoetsluys
Upper Canada
Mulcaster
Hamilton
St. Lawrence
Ontario
Eltenborough Nobility Tie Unclear Marriage Note
Fragmentary notice reports Edward Jaw M P son of the Right Hon Lord Eltenborough to Lady Octavia Stewart. It mentions the Earl of Londonderry and a Charlot Hartigan with Mathew Barrington in a dated church setting but details are obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macart
James's Church
London
Edward Jaw
M. P
European War Dispatches and West Indian News
Recounts from Holland discuss the fate of Antwerp and Allied movements around Bergen op Zoom and Amersfoort. Reports note naval reinforcements, supply difficulties, and cautious positions as General Graham defends our lines. A Corunna convoy narrative describes storms and shipwrecks with one survivor from Omnium.
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Holland
Tbey Iotornd
Angwerp
Thoshies Gighad
Bergen-op
Jen
Bener
Europe
Graham
de Grammy
Morning Chronicle
Hogg
Corunna
Vesseby
Mediterranean
West India
Bread gifts for Old Men Asylum reach two donors
The Housekeeper of the Old Men's Asylum received from Mr. Ferrin twenty four loaves of bread and from Mr. Richard Lynch ten loaves for the use of the Old Men.
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Old Men's Asylum
Ferrin
Richard Lynch
Proclamation Renewing Trade Restrictions in Ireland 1813
The Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland renew a six month prohibition on exporting gunpowder saltpetre and arms from any part of the kingdom. Transport abroad or coastwise requires permission, with penalties under a late act. Proclamation dated August 17 1813 in Dublin.
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Ireland
Richmond
Privy Council
Council
Dublin
Weatmeath
Frankfort
Tara
W. Downes
Laurin
Robert Peel
God Save the King
Lord Leutenant
Council OF
Whitworth
Lord Lieutenant
Manners
Tyrawly
Norbury
G.hewett
Hamilton
John Ormsby Vandeleur
Painted for the Proprietor in Parliament Street
An antique engraving or note reads Painted for the Proprietor, sY WM. Hodges, 15 Parliament Street, indicating a shop mark or dedication associated with William Hodges and the listed address in Parliament Street.
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Sy WM. Hodges
Parliament-Street
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Germany
Scusseldorf
Schleswig
Eckersturde
Loree Iwaicher
Danmark
Bayonns
Dac
St. Martin d’Arberone
1St Chasseurs
Duke of Dalm Tia
Adour
Bidassoa
Lieer
Thuilleries
Cotocyg
Roza
Nimeguen
Wreet
Lucerne
Italy
Adie
Foelseis
Legnago
Bivilacqua
Sommariva
Montebaldo
Trente
Roveredo
Adige
Fliller
Maschail
Boara
Ruvigo
Adria
Lorio
Benyowski
Stakremberg
Rovio
Nugent
Adriatic
Ferrara
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