Russian Cossacks defeat French troops and seize enemy stores
A Russian force under Colonel Rodionow routs an enemy detachment near Kosgany after a night march through streams and woods. Cossacks kill about 40 and capture 21 including Lieutenant Mervieu. the expedition seizes 2000 acres of forage, 100 horses, 40 casks of brandy, meal and oats, and destroys food stores to starve the enemy. Losses on the Russian side are minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPEC
Wichgenstein
Sekelticbs
Geintier
Derach
Thatessae
Rodionow
Jamburg
Riga
Ingerman
Nepeizyn
Belsdownstow
Yih
Hom Newel
Kosjany
Sheleye
Shelby
Gwinn
Mervieul
Essaul Popow
Rudionow
Swino
Solaik Sladenikin
Shelzy
Kuspry
Lieut
Parenson
Maner
Growatny
Communeuty
Vilage
Kosgany
Ob Zix
Essaul Popowy
Polosk
Solnsk Sludeniken
Wuebak
Brewezow
Obila
Gorodka
Coe Lent
Nepeizya
Roidunov
Han
Poludie
Waebsk
Tenel
Bu Light Régiment
Dwina
Wrecks and Remains of a French Convoy in the Belts
Reports from the St. Petersburgh Gazette describe a large homeward convoy passing without stops, while sixteen allied ships are wrecked in the Belts. Centinel believed to have reached safety on the Sheldrake, with no lives lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gortexsunen
St. Petersburgh
Smulenik
Smulenk
Dorogobuach
Wasma
Gebgisk
Siz
Aldne
Ghatzk
Canaan
Chiereas
French Coast Letter Reports Widespread Post Stop Conspiracy
A letter from the French coast claims that posts from the capital to the interior are halted due to a conspiracy. It also alleges police conducted numerous domiciliary searches in Paris and that many respectable individuals were removed from their families, though no details are given on their fates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St In
Paris
French Forces Retake Bilboa and Evacuate Durango in Iberian Campaign
General Rouget commands the Army of the North as Bilbao is evacuated after the French assault on insurgent bands. Reinforcements and counter moves push the enemy from Durango to Guernica and back, with ongoing skirmishes and strategic withdrawals through August and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santer
Salamasce
Mipin
Portugaly
Geni Copini Cattarelli
North
Biscay
Ronget
Bilboa
Orson
Vittoria
Portugal
Bilbo
Parrison
Rouget
Iquestin
Mugurtigni
Pinto
Renousley
Ilboa
Durango
Bilbua
Sta
Gornuza
Kowget
Souler
Oroéco
Soulier
Longa
Meravalis
Caffarelli
Santana
Arsala
Guernica
Rouger
French and English Operations in Northern Spain Campaign
The report details General Rouget and General Domontier leading forces toward Bergara to disperse the rebel group. It notes battles near Burgos with high casualties, shifting maneuvers by General Clarel and Lord Wallington, and English siege efforts at Burgos and Mount Saint Michael. It mentions reinforcements, reconnaissance by Foy, and scattered engagements around Monasterio, Perranagy, and Quintanilla with evolving strategic tensions between Portugal, Spain, and English command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guitaria
Rouget
Bergara
Domontier
Rhin
Longe
Faecenr
Wien
Silaechéd
Ropget
Refuget
Marche
Spain
Spain Between the Arty of ‘Portigal
Ripier Tauty
Valledoli
Fey
Burgos
Clarel
Wallington
Portugal
Dubreton
Mount St. Michael
Thivepoch
Bure Ros
Clausel
Foy
Poga
6Th Light Infantry
Frosserd
Mancune
Briviesca
Monasterioy
Padrona
Brivkly
Monasterio
Hulman
Isthussar
the &H
Lord Wellington
Villa ‘Tore
Castanus
Quintanilla
Nward
Porhier
Mendizabel
Castile
Rodrigo
Madrid
Advices from St Domingo on August state mutinies
Reports from St Domingo say the Ise Auguste region is waterlogged and awaiting orders as the French prevail. Christophe returns to Capes after a failed Port au Paix expedition and orders execution of prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Domingo
Christophe
Capes
Port Au Paes
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Runan, Bulleting
Gottenburgh
Hikenga
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