Naval and Military Dispatches from October 1812 to 1912
Reports detail naval actions, sieges, and proclamations. Includes Captain Byen and Admiral Muller's flotilla at Mittau, battles near Rentice and Hammerbar Bay, and a proclamation by George V about loyalty and penalties for treason. Also notes prizes captured and regiment honors in Spain.
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Ubige
Stein
Orig Ressen
Sara
Ad. Zif
Nuren
Soar
Englin
Muller
Byen
Mittau
Macdonald
Thounod
Cannan
Bena Gorilla
Danamunde
Dini
Viera
Cous Coe
8Th Rep Mens
Spain
Prince Regen
Prince of Wales
Regens
Orvat
Britain
Feeluxd
George
Vewela
Kar
Anrica
Privy Council
United
America
Carleton-House
Russian Reports Claim Moscow Safe Despite Enemy Moves
The Winsingerode detachment reports Russian forces hold roads to Moscow and curb French advances. Skirmishes near Mojaisk and Smolensk yield captured prisoners and artillery as Kutuzoff and Bagration troops pressure Napoleon. News notes French corps retreat and Polish detachments moving toward Smolensk.
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Smolensk
Mojaisk
Kutusoff
Moscow
Naples
Moycows
Riga
Courland
Dwina
Estract of a St Petersburgh Letter on Moscow Fall
A letter from St Petersburgh dated September 23 reports Moscow was not definitively lost after a costly stand. It notes misinformation about a victory and says most commanders believed Moscow could be defended despite the retreat following a Comocit at wer.
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St. Petersburgh
Moscow
Moscow War Dispatch Details Preparations and Movements
A dispatch outlines Russian defensive preparations as Kutusoff’s forces threaten roads to Rintav and Pula while Moscow’s armed population readies boats for possible retreat. It notes enemy plans, troop movements toward Smolensk and Witepsk, and multiple corps shifting to engage near Sarolensko and Sinolensko with 60,000 Muscovite defenders under Rostopchin.
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Kutusof
Rintav
Pula
Kutusoff
Moscow
Ithabhanta
Smolenskoy
Prince of Salanoff
Kar
Rostopchin
Macdonald
Wittgenstein
Essen
Riza
Witepsk
Sarolensko
Tormatoff
Tschitschagoff
Speckav
Bobruisk
Sinolensko
Russian War Dispatches Describe Actions Near Toulo and Mojaisk
Reports from St Petersburg dated October describe Russian operations along the Cu road toward Toulo Calotga Orel with cavalry clashes. Generals Dorocoff and Wintengerode reported captures of officers and men on Mojaisk and surrounding roads, with thousands of prisoners and large wagon trains seized. private accounts claim a fierce engagement with Murat’s cavalry and 3000 prisoners.
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St. Petersburgh
Kutasow
Cua
Toulo
Calotga
Orel
Mufarek
Florai
Alvh
Paki Hussars
Snitngnekay
Dorocoff
Mojaltk
Fatus
Cagisdina
Mojaisk
Petersburghy
Wingengero
Recon dition Edition From Saw Office at Two O Clock
Fragmented postwar report claims Riga on the 6th with rumors of a French withdrawal and a daily battle. Russians said to hold Smolensko and Wittgenstein drove St. Cyr's corps from Poland amid peasant unrest. The Superior Junta of Mancha praises Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo and sends a formal letter of gratitude for liberating the province.
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Riga
Mancha
Ciudad Rourigos
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Hirentorhand
Jape Sauthares
Wilson Croker
Pring
Rentice
Hammerbar Bay
Tay
Rostock
Stralsund
Getard
Furiher
Great Britain
Terrane Cn Mark
AP Actar
Nc Jating
Mtecropolis
Ganet
Petro
Levida
Thas
Winsingerode
Hiv
Kien
Moskwa
Moskive
Riv
Russia
Baron Winsingerode
Dawarsdowka
Twes
Dawidowka
Wladimir
Dmicrien
Woskusinek
Moja
Jaroslaw
Dantrien
Jala Waisky
Vanguerd
St. HE Peatle
Winzingerode
Tver
Buonaparte
Pricch-feurgsnll
Hetil
Tormazof
Tornancdt
Hap
Figsk
Napoleon
Oh Smatensk
Wingingerode
Voskusinsk
Jojrth
Kurusoff
Armenaa
Air Army
Hige
Nyn
Duka
Elchingen
Doctorow
Tormasson
Rivania
Poland
Kalougas
Tormazyn
Doctorov
Bagration
SrocxuoLu
Raseia
Poavin
Rappe
Grand Army
Mojaiszewski
Pomarrow
Legion of the Visula
Kosinski
Geos Charmes
Tb City
Vitus
Luke of
Bellado
Malaga
Beggin
Dar
Gagera
Pasowits
Constantine
Rosia
Bensan
Sturaarpt
Ssrr
Img
Gussavas
Manlighten
Berger Jart
Carlscrona
Dalaco
Snes Segusad
Mal Ff
London
Davidoff
Glack
Wintengerode
Jasvierlagt
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