European Campaign Dispatches From Yorks and Flanders
Intelligence reports from Brathot and Austrian HQ detail General Wurmser moving to attack after news of Haguénan’s surrender. French forces near Zorn repelled by Mezarosy and Mutarot, with heavy losses and several cannons captured. Further notes on troop dispositions, river crossings, and proposed movements toward Courtray and Nieuport.
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Zorn
Perval
Rhine
Courisi
Warkiler
Pioges
Whiteman Now Dispatch From Sir James Morray
A dispatch received from Sir James Morray, Adjutant General, to his Majesty's forces under the Duke of York, transmitted by Henry Dundas, describing a move of troops, and detailing the Austrian protection efforts.
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Sis
Jamen Massy
Roe
Norkei
Lowing
Henry Dundis
Cretacy
Butraghota Leikes
St. Jamen Mutvny
Hart
Cretany
Aenick
Syharh
Cessary
Austusia
Sunderland
Aera
Ely
Thisdak
Orshies
James Migray
Tourney
Nieuport 5
Wurm
Dixmudé
Pej
Whiteman
James Morray
Duke of York
Henry Dundas
Majety
Ambitious Austrian Night Assault Near Toursity Fails
British and Austrian forces clash near Toursity with heavy casualties on both sides. Reports describe Lieutenant Colonel Churchill leading Light Dragoons, several officers killed or wounded, and Austrian troops gaining ground before retreating amid resumed defenses.
Siege Dispatches From Nieuport Amidst Allied Retreats
Fragmentary notes describe Major-General Dundas and Colonel Warmth defending Nieuport as French forces retire toward Dunkirk. British artillery under Captain Borthwick and the 34th Regiment sustain heavy strain. losses appear limited, with praise for officers and perseverance under siege fire. Regular returns promise fuller detail on regiments and casualties.
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Chareoe
Marbridewere
Prine
Senohor
Beneft
Aioe Miebyide
Murray
Sauthin
Feamnen
Oni
Bane Beery
Dyndas
de'Wurmbh
Nieuport
Borthwick
P34
Mathews
Snbtics
Dundas
Fragmentary dispatch on a raid near Marchiennes and surrender
A damaged report describes a night operation by Major General Kray and forces marching from Orchies to attack Marchiennes. The town was entered after heavy fighting, with captors taking prisoners and cannons. Reports claim 1,629 prisoners and substantial casualties, though details are uncertain.
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Samphin
Oder
Marchiennes
Moyel
Barbanerie
Kiinny
Ebey
Pgn Orehica
Colamp
Onto
Colushir
Generii Kray
Orchies
Kray
Xray
Saventy
Iouakpowa
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Awith
Avery
Churchill
Pope
Sutherland
Licata
Nant Thorman
Walmoden
Abe
A4th
93D
Ape Ager &E
Gagedamas Murray
Itis
Intelton 3d Regiment of Guards
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Roy
Arley
Vommieds
Qeakye Wai
Weielday
Dafdis
Garriton
Arts’ Dnii
Garifon
Irty
Faras-L
Seeancdeliree
Dunkirk
Symien
Ry Iain Rogers
MB Ee
P.S
Lieutenant Latham
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Charle Grey
Wien
Higve
Aniry
Se. Bey
Murrat
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