Early 19th Century U S Address on Franco British Relations
The document reports a presidential union with Congress on restoring commerce with Great Britain and France. It notes British orders, envoy actions, and a potential treaty while detailing military provisions, naval readiness, and fiscal plans. Elections favor Federalists as General Vernum is re-elected Speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Cession
United Act
Chesapeake
Great Britain
United States
France
Paris
Secretary of the Navy
James Mapisox
General Vernum
Retreat of Italian Front Tops Far Flung War News
From Foreign Intelligence Bureau reports the army retreated from Italy after intense Piave fighting near St Salvadore on May 3. French cavalry repelled bayonet charges, Austro German losses numbered, with generals wounded or killed. News cites shifting fronts in Dalmatia and Croatia, with uprisings in Raab and Lompary and reports of battles near Lublin and in Austrian Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orex
Italy
Germany
Piave
St. Salvadore
Simbischen
Alvinzy
Ottos
Macdonald
Aaron Wolfskeel
Wedersberg von Hohenlohe
General Reismer
Garon Huyer
von Eichelburg
Ratavini
Calve
Prince of
Hessen Homburg
Mijor Sinmy
Stahremiberg
Tranna von Eneberg
Archduke Johan
Villach
Banus
Croatia
Count von Guis
Laybaci
Isonzo
Stoichevich
Dalmaria
Raab
Wiselburg
Preyel
Lompary
Austrian Forces Repulse French at Aspern in 1809 Battle
News from Naples reports English Neapolitan and Calabrian landing near Reggio with 2000 men captured after being drawn inland and surrounded by Gen. Purtenciu’s division. Napoleon personally led the French from across the Danube as Archduke Charles commanded Austrian grenadiers in a stubborn daylong clash. The French suffered heavy casualties and retreated to remaining Danube bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heligoland
Lublins
Austrian Poland
Archduke Ferdinand
Dombrowski
Et Low
St. Petersburgh
Great Britain
Ukasa
Allfnaduel
Hamburgh Correspondenten
France
Calais
England
Dover
His
Aimelia
St. Andero
St. St. Andero
Gijon
2D Butts
Maesty
Endymion
Isle of Wight
Madeirt
Buif
Knightsbridge Barracks
Washington
Mississippi
Chastelar
Sir
Rhine
Charles
Buonaparte
Poland
Spain
Austria
Iris
Inder-Labaty
Schmidt
Danube
Spithead
Capta Thomas Brown
Lord Melville
Tse
Jacob Anderson
Sally
Whitehaven
Anthony Grayson
Tuomas
George Edington
Spence
Davideson
George Miller
James Anne
Robert Gray
Paul Johnsone
Peter M'Kellar
Rupert Brown
William Kennedy
David M'Cousecy
Henry Pattison
James Boyd
St. Vincent
James Blair
William Ramsay
Donald Cameron
John Curry
Cooper
Thomas Blair
Cook
Duncan ‘Taylor
W. M'Fayden
Thoms
L'Urnbull
Robert Mifayden
Robert Miller
Mer
Ah. Boyd
St. Vincent's
Aspern
Napoleon
Archduke Charles
Rowr
Fragmentary Dispatches Describe French Movement from Barcelona
London reports letters dated June 22 23 noting that French forces retreated from Barcelona except for a small garrison in Montjuich Citadel. The missives indicate troops that had moved from the area faded and the situation near the Citadel remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dalauta
Barcelona
Montjuich
Dublin Dispensary elects Podderiet as Physician
At a Dublin General Dispensary meeting Doctor George Frank Podderiet was elected physician replacing Dr William Stoker who resigned. The paper also notes a clause from the Irish Road Act requiring affidavits for presentments be filed fifteen days before each Assizes with Grand Jury secretaries and outlines printing costs for schedules and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Dublin General Dispensary
Temple-bar
George Frank Podderiet
William Stoker
Trish Road
Ireland
Claus
Thisa
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America
Graham
Senate
Great
Dleans
Breas
Weby
Foreign Intelligence
Figueras
Pyrenees
Ebro
Madrid
Arthur Wellesley
Portugal
General Cuesta
Lublin
Thorn
Archduke Charlés
Vistula
Dom
Prague
Suhn
Vienna
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