Desperate cavalry actions and royal triumphs reported
The dispatch recounts a fierce cavalry engagement with heavy losses on both sides. It notes a French counterattack under Col Relief and Gen. Schiasetti, the repulse of enemy advances, and the capture of baggage and horses. It mentionsTe Deum celebrations for Emperor Napoleon and a detailed listing of army dispositions across multiple theaters.
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Iynda
Lismediately
Relief
Threg
Las Ro
Lind
19Th Dragoons
Napoleon
Gep
Schiasetti
Cat
Pitard
Cigorous
Remarkable naval action Guerriere and Constitution clash 1812
Letter from Captain Dacres describes a two hour close fight with the American frigate Constitution. Guerrriere, outgunned, surrendered after losing masts and structure. 15 men killed and 63 wounded. Also notes exchange of prisoners and praise for officers and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Ocki
Sawyet
John Jokér
Merc
Dacres
Guerriere
Constitution
Wien
Guettiere
H. Sawyer
Wounork
James Rd
Davies
Eeq
Severely
Bartholomew Kent
Robert Scott
Samuel Grant
Mhaster
William J. Snow
James Entice
Robert Baillie
Boatewain
Danzetonaly
Ngh Pekinsey
Wm. Stone
Patrick Murphy
Samuel Miller
Wherguard
Janes Abier
Ge Read
Ralph Williams
Jos. Copland
Henry Virdue
Phiip Dwyer
Alexander Ferguson
William Somment
John Hebbbs
Henry Holt
Hely
James Crooks
Anthony Griffis
Thomas Hardy
James Morris
John Sholes
Thomas Harrington
John Roach
Stephen Kaly
John Routon
Marine
Thomas Crowther
Roger Spry
John Wade
Dangerously
Melchisedech Archer
William Jones
John Gos
Thomas Chambers
Samuel Leng
J. Fountain
Willian Coope
Edw. Daken
William Ryan
R. Dacres
John Irvine
Appointment of Major-General Isaac Brock to the Bath order
In Whitehall on October 10 1814 His royal highness the Prince Regent nominates and appoints Major-General Isaac Brock as an Extra Knight of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath in His Majesty's name and behalf.
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Whitehall
Isaac Brock
Kolyhe
Appointment of Daniel Bayley as Consul General in Russia
Foreign Goree reports that on October 9 1812 Prince Regent appointed Daniel Bayley Esq as His Majesty's Consul General in Russia. Other entries note officers promoted to First Lieutenant Donald N Martin and Betond Lieutenant Henry Kersteman, dated August 1812. Reports from Bucharest mention a Kamaikan from the Porte arriving and investing the new hospodar of Wallachia Prince Muroun and expected to install Prince Kallimachy as hospodar of Moldavia.
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Foreign Goree
Prince Regent
Daniel Bayley
Russia
of Ordnance
Eyal Regiment of Artillery
Donald N. Martin
Bull
Fice
Ordnance
Uyal Iegiment
Artiltery
Henry Kersteman
Bucharest
Porie
Walleghia
Muroun
Kaimaikan
Jasy
Kallimachy
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Mthallevics
Versailles
Almongra
Paris
Metripolitai
Warsaw
Brobruisk
Dantzick
Transylvania
Buckovina
Vyaderim
Radivujewich
Bupsicz
Vatvanovn
Ava
Wichinga
Staty
Murcia
O'Donnel
Harispe
Castella
Elio
Andalusia
Bullasteros
Buallasteros
Lile de Leon
Tariffa
Seville
Sch
Estremadura
Monsalad
Tarragona
Tortosa
Mequinetza
New Arragon
Saragossa Hoesca
Barbastro
Benavane
Monson
Benaschi
Jaca
Cinco Villa
Upper
Arragon
Valencia
Calatayud
Darica
Alcanit
Cuspe
Morella
Teruel
Figueras
Bascara
Ole
Rosas
Gerona
Labisbal
Palumos
Hostalrich
Barcelona
Lecuen Cam
Navarre
Pampeluna
North
Caffarelli
Marmont
Burgos
Pancorba
Vittoria
Joseph
Jourdan
Archy
Caralonig
Isssia Laeyy
Ilio
Atin
Ball
Espana
Madrid
Totil
Mina
Deg
Dora Ateney
Arragon Montijo
Villacampas
Rcassaere Arragyo
Impecibado
Abe
Guadalajara
Martinds
Martinds. Isbpetvee 1500 la Mancha
Baseecourt
Cuenca
Doc
Julian Sanches
Croopa
Goutte
Suchet
Amovnu
PROM
THE
London:gazette
Bir
Boston
Luin
Rene
United States
Wen
Hull
Cmal'en
Irvine
Eurgeon
Phoebe
Beott
Nia
Nitholly Bf
Honoptia Caractéio Pons
L. Rndit
Suaw
Pallet
Gurby
Bannister
KiLtrp
Henry Reddy
Wm. White
George Griffiths
Quartee
Eory Brown
William Browne
Able Seas
Mexander Wie
Richard Cheeseman
John Peterson
Joseph’ ‘Tuck
Robert Rogers
John Smith
Win, Baker
J. A. Fox
Royal Marines
Thomas Pratt
Nerine
Wm, Woodelock
Cockburn
Scilly
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