Rumored Peace Talks and Naval News from Europe
The Dublin Journal reports an intended ODF and Levee on June 4 and notes arrivals of Holyhead and Chester mail still coming in. It discusses Buonaparte’s proposed congress to negotiate continental peace, the status of armistice talks, and current Allied movements near Dresden with expected battles around the 19th or 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moniteurs
Paris
Ielusive
Spain
Joseph Buonsparte
England
Bohaparte
Himneelf
Duggesta
Great Britain
Couris Oe
Buonaparte
Drearey
Na Oonne
Vienna
Bucnaparte
Suidion
Russia
Prussia
Austria
France
Eigen
Dresden
Reggio
Tarenti
Reguia
Capet Bertrand
Prague
Formation of Irish Lest Arts Society at Rotunda
The article announces the creation of an Irish arts society under noble patronage, with the Duke of RicuMona backing its aims to promote painting and sculpture. A meeting is planned Friday June 4 at 11 o’clock at the Rotunda of Subscribers to form the organization and enroll members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
RicuMona
Ireland
Ted
England
Leiane
Turbulent War Report From Hamburg and Berlin
The dispatches describe movements around Hamburg with about 3000 Danish troops and Russian forces crossing the Elbe at Domnitz. Reports note Swedish and Austrian troop movements, French positions near Wilhelmsburg, and royal orders to defend cities as Prussian and Russian forces pursue the campaign in Bohemia and Bavaria.
French Army News Tracks Imperial Victory and Trials
Paris reports the Empress Queen and Regent received updates on the morning of May 13. Spandau capitulation prompts arrests for top artillery and defense ministers. Dispatches detail battles, prisoner captures, and Russian-Prussian moves as Emperor and army preparations intensify across Germany.
General Von Schgemberac to Prague Amid Alliance Reports
Fragmentary report notes General Von Schgemberac is sent to Prague. Intelligence confirms alliance with Austria and Austrian involvement, with ongoing efforts and detachment movements along the right bank between Cameaz and Dessau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessau
von Schgemberac
Prague
Austria
Empress and Saxon Forces Review Cavalry Near Dresden
Pam May 21 reports Empress Queen and Regent observing aranes formation on the 16th evening. On the 15th Emperor and King of Saxony reviewed four Saxon cavalry regiments under Latour Maubourg corps. The field of bate near Piernuz tefe de pont, Duke of Taremum moved on the AS h at five in the mourning Baulzin. Enemy rear-guard clashes and cavalry charges occurred. 250 killed or wounded on our side, enemy losses estimated 400–800 with 200 prisoners. Second division of the young guard under Gen Barrons arrived at Dresden yesterday. army crossed the Elbe. Independent of the grand bridge at Dicguen two vilge.
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Hamburgh
Heniacraxa
Bisibeargh
Perebos Wito
Wilhelmeburgh
Elte
Domnitz
Altona
Hampson
Bavaria
Kotschus
Hamsunen
Wilhelmsburg
Harburg
Virnna
Scherarsenburg
Flo
Bohema
Gallicia
Reuss
Count Stadion
Russias
Prussia
Berim
Leipsie
Mecklenburg
Hesse Homburg
Berlin
Kotzebue
Austria
Italy
Saxony
Swedenia
Kutusoff
Smolensko
Bia
Moscow
Tachernichef
Elbe
Tehernichef
Veltten
Prince of Eck
Tithernicheff
Dentache Borbachter
Baacin
Landsturm
von Brauchwitsch
Friedrichstadt
von Schenck
Konigstadt
Oser
Crown Prince
Sweden
Rumburgh Correspondenten
Breaux
Rusia
Issid
Prague
Paris
Spandau
Bruny
Council of Defence
Thorn
Garrigan
Witenberp
Lapuye
Baron de Montarau
Dresden
Vienna
M. de Stackelberg
M. de Nesselrode
Alexander
Saale
Catherine
Touplitz
Grand Duches
Toplux
Bohemia
Russia
Germany
Paws
Mar
Mein
Belluno
Wittenberg
Torgau
Lukap
Lauriston
Torgaas Dobreleigh
Bertrand
Roenigabruck
Duke of
Charpentier
Burg Potsdam
Biscnittswerder
Barrois
Cardinal Mausy
ODT
Pam
der Majsty
Aranes
Latour Maubourg
Bate
Tefe de Pont Piernuz
Barrons
Dicguen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dublin Journal
Holyhead
Chester Eye
Heligoland
Harnaa Bewring
Denmark
Heligoland Mails
Camiaunion
of the Rhine
Hiasman
Lutzen
Euesties
Frente
Bogsuet
God
Europe
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