Prisoner exchange and siege actions in Bergen op Zoom 1814
Dispatches report a prisoner exchange agreement between British and French forces at Bergen op Zoom with terms for wounded care waggons and officer passes. British and French officers, surgeons, and aides de camp are named amid the exchange protocol and custody arrangements. The included London Gazette items recount Allied advances in the Pyrénées and around Bayonne with heavy fighting, captures, and sieges, as well as a French capitulation at Jaca and wider movements commanded by Wellington and allied generals.
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Bisanet
Bergen
Janes
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Sanhope
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Starhope
Graham
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Megars
Hogot de Neuville
Dhe
Europe
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Bergen-op
Dia
Bérpeu-op Zoom
Antwerp
Berpitn Op Zoom
Birkner
Ber- Ren-op-zoom
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Leslie Grove Jones
Jas
Hamilton Stanhope
GEQ
LE Clerc
Engineers
Hugot DE Neufville
Bizanet Ee
Bidouze
Catheten
Fie UK
Pallane
Sauveterre
Thhae
Murilh
Helfere
Asteing Jin
Garris
Bath
Bayonne
Uhe Adour
Catalonia
Pamphina
Jaca
Mina
Military Movements Amid Turmoil Realignments Across Front
Fragmentary dispatches describe French and allied forces withdrawing beyond La Grepe while Prince Royal of Wartersterg leads agitations around La Maison Blanche. Reports praise Prince Achwarnesterg and Eugene of Würtemberg for conduct and enterprise in operations against the enemy, with Marshalls Blocher and Schwarzenberg coordinating rearguard and communication efforts amid shifting commands and captured locales.
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T &Aten
Frimont
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Prince Royal
Wurtemberg
Wittgenstein
Piney
Laubruesel
St. Parre
Wrede
Witgenstein
la Guillotiere
Ponce Royal
la Maison Blanche
Prince Eugene of
Count Pahlen
Prince Schwarzenberg
Laabrussel
Marshal Oudinot
St Patre
Prince Schwartzenberg
Nogent
Les Grepe
Wartersterg
Maison Blanche
Ennai
Witegenseth
Geneva
Poe
Lardatip
Marshalle Blocher
la Ferte
Buotaparte
Outrage Destroys New House in Clara County Westmeath
An extraordinary act of arson and vandalism occurs in Clara, King’s County, where a new house owned by Mr. Maguire is attacked by a mob of four armed men, doors and interior destroyed. Local efforts, including the Westmeath association, offer rewards to find the perpetrators and quell disturbances.
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King’s County
Maguire
Lot
M‘guire
Westmeath
Report on stock exchange sub committee closes its evidence
A printed morning report summarizes the Stock Exchange Sub-Committee findings on the ate fraud. It notes difficulties obtaining essential testimony due to lack of legal authority and indicates readiness to continue efforts, with more information to be disclosed later. The minute of evidence includes Thomas Shilling describing a Dartford post-boy journey and sensational remarks about news and telegraphs.
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Marquis of Granby Inn
Dartford
Toring
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Buparte
Boyd
Hey
Bexley Heath
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Dover
Dea
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