Portugal Crisis and French Movements Amid Unrest
An extract from a letter dated Amarante reports skirmishes near Amarante and a French retreat toward Barcelona and Moncada. Brigadier Francisco da Silveira describes repelling attacks at Amarante and Tamega, with 1400 horses and 800 artillery horses provisioned. French forces move to Zaragoza and Tarragona while English troops advance on Coimbra and Leiria.
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Twells
England
Oporto
Francisco DA Silvaira
Amarante
Guematacay
Francisco Pa Sreviera
Coimbra
Leiria
Trane
Oporty
Albergaria
Tonrosa
Apat
Ferdinand
Bayonne
Mexico
Tenay
Spanish América
European War News From Vienna to Bohemia
Late hour report from Berlin via Vienna details Archduke Charles repulsing the enemy and Austrian gains in Italy and Poland. It notes battles near Warsaw and Blonic with heavy French losses, plus a possible Austrian command change and Hungarian reinforcement. Reports from Leipsic to Bucharest describe troop movements, sieges, and Russian advances toward Galicia and the Danube.
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London
Germany
Vienna
Berlin
Tidt
Archduke Lewis
Archduke Charles
Leipsic
Poniatowski
Archduke Ferdinand
Warsaw
Vistula
Gallicia
Apa
Prince of
Prince of Ponte Corvo
Bohemia
Rarispox
Bucunsest
Arum
Danube
L'Orient Squadron French Movements and European War News
Dispatches from Admiral Cochrane report blockades near L Orient and a French squadron seeking to retake Saintes. Spain’s Supreme Central Junta issues a decree to defend the continent and avoid government removal. Austrian and French bulletins show mixed fortunes with cautious optimism. German papers note celebrations in Leipzig and Warsaw evacuation conventions. News from Bucarest and Rudschuck describe exiled Bahadur loyalists arriving as fugitives.
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L’orient
Admiral Cochrane
L'Orient
Saintes
Martinique
Dominica
Porgmoute
Seville
Spain
Spdia
Naremoval
Eckmuir
Jena
Lawsiv
M. de’ Montesquion
Napoleon
Leipsic
Prince Poniatowski
Ferdinand
Warsaw
Vistula
M. Serra
Galicia
Joseph Poniatowski
Blanin
Korsakov
Bucwaaest
Pacha _of
Rudschuck
Kiosse Kiaja
Achmet Effendi
Bahadur
BULLETING OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY SECOND BULLETIN
April 12 report from AlrQetting states the army advanced toward Sith Viles and Ison amid severe weather. Field Marshal Dedavich entered Passau as the enemy retreated. A French officer and eight prisoners were taken. a French general escaped. Passau inhabitants showed patriotic joy and issued proclamations to the German nation with 2000 copies distributed.
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AlrQetting
Sith
Viles
Ison
Qosthe Lothy
Dedavich
Passa
Prince Rossenbrg
Passau
the Generis Issimg
Third Bulletin From Nil-Biburg on April 15 War Movements
Bulletin reports army gathering at Nil-Biburg and crossing the Vils to the Iser at Landsbuch. Jelachich advances toward Munich and captures an enemy post at Happ with 13 prisoners and 7 horses. Tyrolese and Bavarians clash, siege of Kufstein underway as Tyrolese push into Salzburg region. French officers blamed for oppression and violence spreads.
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Nil-Biburg
Landsbutgad
Dilsgenfingens
Jelachich
Lund
Roseinheim
Wassenburghy
Munich
Happ
Chstellar
Tyralese
Lienz
Branneck
Zillertal
Riechenhally Lofers
Str Johan
Loférs
Strub
Saltzburg
Juttehal
Kuffstein
Fourth Bulletin Discusses Landshut Bridge Action and Bavarian Retreat
The army crossed the broken Landshut bridge under fire after the fifth corps broke the Bavarian defense. Landshut is described as a Bavaria key as Austrian forces advance toward the Upper Danube. Troops report captures and casualties among Bavarians and French, with Tyrolean forces expanding control.
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Landshut
Iser
Deroy
Bavaria
Bellegarde
Bohemia
Svili
Titschenreith
Werenberg Witl
Upper Palatinate
Ruskwupfen
Nab
Hirschan
Bayreuth
Amberg
Friant
Danube
Neumarkt
Junthal
Zinterberg
Scharnitz
Leustuschy Renzi
Bivarian
Ensoru
Wildan
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Welles
Ortugal
Loscett
Roleyn
Marshal Beresford
Prako
Buu
Portugal
Marshal Soult
Kellerman
Valladolid
Basii
Ajesty
Laglia
Lie Ir
Romana
Braganza
Madrid
Urs
Ike
French Arma
Wis
Hock
Wellesley
Htcis
Mansburgh
Napal
Lovbow
Tvespar, Mar Vb
Lorient
Bullatin
Sande
Les
Mush
Freysinges
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