Austrian and Turkish Movements Reported Near Bohemia and Serbia
French papers note Austrian forces massing to aid Bohemia’s troops while Field Marshal Bubna guards the northern frontier Newkirch. Austrian orders move Saxon horses to Julian Moravia. In Serbia Turks, 60 000 strong under the Grand Vizier advance toward Belgrade with sieges at Lisnitzza and Cladovs, Czerni Georges ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faonriers
Austria
Vienna
Bohemia
Marchal Bubna
Poniatowski
Newkirch
Julan
Moravia
Saxony
Prague
Warib
Ravan
Germany
Frankfort
Sasttin
Janina
Nissa
Pacha
Nusa
Deligrad
Widdio
Timoch
Moraswa
Krokejewaz
Alexina
Servia
Czerni Georges
Balgrade
Sune
Bervia
Grand Vikier
Lissnitza
Cladovs
Schabaiz
Tropt
Belgrade
Victory in France Celebrated by British and Allied Forces
London reports a triumphant note as the Park and Tower guns announce a victory by a British General and the allied French territories. The piece lauds Wellington's army in France, notes guerrilla resistance by French peasants, and highlights harmony between allied troops and renewed discipline of the Spanish forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
France
Buonaparte
Portugal
Spain
England
William the Conqueror
Gascony
Lord Wellington
de Bidassor
Sarie
de Mountain
la Rouse
de Vera
Annaye
Thid Dine
Sarre
Cuey
Padiact
Puerto de Vera
Pom
la Ruane
Gotther
Redupe
Giroh
Puerto Deschalar
Bayonne
Suchet
Soult
Germany
S. Graham
Morning Chronicle
Napoleon
Pyrenean
North Spain calms as commerce and security rise
Private correspondence reports Spain moving toward stability after hostilities lessen. Cattle graze freely, harvests look abundant, and peasants show hospitable spirit while towns near the coast grow trade with Britain. Wellington aims to winter near Bayonne to secure incursions and maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Great Britain
Bilboa
Londun
St. Sebastian
Lord Wellington
France
Unis
Bayonne
Wellington
Inconsistent French War Talk Reveals Peace Temptations
A UK commentary questions Napoleonic stability and predicts French discontent could drive a shift toward free trade and peace with Britain. It argues sincere French desire for abundance over endless war might erode incentives for continued conflict and undermine Napoleon’s السيطرة.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay of Biscay
Napoleon
France
Frasce
Great Britain
Buonaparte
Pamplona Fall Rumor and Advance Guard Near Bayonne
A report last night claimed Pamplona had fallen and that our advanced guard moved within a league and a half of Bayonne. Neither report is implausible, but no full account has reached the Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamplona
Bayonne
Reported Capture of the Essex American Frigate in 1813
Extract from a letter aboard Sir J B Warren's squadron near Lynnhaven Bay Chesapeake on Sept 3 1813 reports the Essex capture claim after the Acteon joined on Aug 27 1813. It notes the Moselle loss and British ships in the West Indies, a destroyal of a gunboat, and casualties to Lt Dickson and Royal Marines with prisoners sent to Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JB. Warren
Lynhaven Bay
Chesapeake
Acteon
Cator
Providence
West Indies
Guadaloupe
Plantagevet
Fausset
Dickson
Vigo
Cape Onry
Corporal White
Royal Marines
Wheeler and
Bessom
Lieut
Fauaset
Richmond
Oisie
Halifax
State of affairs in the Adriatic and Austrian advances
His Majesty's Ship Milford reports arrival at Fiume with Eagle, French retreat before Austrian troops under Major-General Nugent, and joy of inhabitants. Croats desert to Austria and a skirmish results in two French killed, one wounded. Prices low for bread and beef, colonial goods scarce due to smuggling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Fiume
Nugent
Ireland
Germany
Vienna
Spain
Italy
Trieste
Vernice
Elizabeth
Tremendous
Bacchante
Freemantle
Croas
Istria
Dalmatia
Death of General Moreau Moves European Hearts
Commentary from the Newlin Royal Gazette mourning General Moreau. It extols his sacrifice for universal liberty and humanity, likening him to Epaminondas. It notes his death unites Europe, argues the alliance spirit surpasses any single nation, and calls providence to vindicate his high deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlin Royal Gazette
Moreau
Batrh
Europe
America
France
Elbe
Fae
Spain
Germany
Fragmentary Dispatches Describe Naval Movements and Staff
A damaged passage notes imprisonment and confiscation terms, praises a pleasant country and town, and mentions a population spread of about 4600 miles around. It reports ships visiting and a hearty reception, with the Eagle sailing to Zante carrying patches for Admiral Campbell. Lieut Colonel Church and Captain Halliday join General Nugent’s staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zante
Admiral Campbell
Church
Halliday
Nugent
Parliament set to meet on Thursday November 4
The article notes Parliament likely to convene on Thursday November 4 for business. It cites a standing order from June 1858 requiring private bill petitions to be presented within fourteen days after the first royal assent in each session. It also mentions trade rules with Sweden and a plan to mobilize militia forces under a royal duke, with a proposed reorganization and headquarters move for the Sussex Districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Board of Trade
Sweden
Mois
Cruet
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London
Adriatic
Gen. Moreau
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