Dresden Siege Reports and Austrian Retreats Across Europe
Dispatches recount heavy losses for allied forces near Dresden with 30 40 000 Austrian prisoners claimed and the enemy's retreat to Bohemia. Letters from Copenhagen and Paris note French victories, artillery advances, and widespread troop movements across Germany Denmark and Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BSS
Deen
Dresden
Kufy
Sanowe
Crete
Freyberg
Rétesswalde
Bokerata
Hambergh
Baste
Bohemia
Jose Ils
Moccap
Alexander
Uea
Waly
Fall
Alread
Udina
Denmark
Ihi
Sweden
Norway
Duchy of
Mecklanburg
Eckmudl
Tim Reenek
Tlerg
Greybourg
Maxen
Deppodeswalde
Bun
Kemperor
Pirna
Suchet
Eckmuhl Defeated Near Wirenberg Reported Again
Dispatches from Hamburg and Altona claim Eckmuhl was defeated once more near Wirenberg and retreating toward Lubeck. Reports mention 2000 cavalry without horses in Hamburg and gunfire heard toward Zollenspecker early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellcdann
Boh
Hamburgh
Altona
Eckmuhl
Wirenberg
Lubeck
Zollenspecker
Capture of American Detachment and Capitulation Details
From the London Gazette a dispatch reports the capture on June 24 1813 of a U.S. detachment led by Lieutenant Colonel Boerstler at Fort Erie area with 462 privates, two field officers, and other ranks, plus a stand of colors. Lieutenant Fitzgibbon and Colonel Bisshopp are noted for decisive actions with Indian allies and allied regiments. Ambassadorial communications record capitulation terms and prisoners of war, including officers and non commissioned officers, with a detailed roll and parole arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Downing Street
Earl Bathaver
George Prevost
Kingston
Upper Canada
Vincent
Bisshopp
Fitzgibbon
Stoney Creek
Forty Mile Creek
Dearborn
Fort Erie
Fort George
de Rottenburg
Army of
James Yeo
Genesee River
Gvo
Forty-Mile Creek
Sia
Coronel Isshopp
Fizgibbon
49Th Regiment
Bushopp
John Vincent
U, Prevnnt
Beaver Dan
Seates
Leutenant
Boerstler
Kerr
Fuszibbon
8Th
King's Regiment
Audch
Majgr de Haren
Provincal
Malt
Fitapibbon
Throx
Major de Haren
Col. Boerstler
Myauif
Barnard
G. Prevost
Cecil Bisshopp
Gen. Vincent
Louth
Boarsilen
United States’ Army
de Haren
Tannic Majesty's Canadian Regiment
Ite
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Wendyell
Wnepge
Tarragona
Nulles
Wiliam Bentinck
Meyclop
Cervantes
Paris
Grand Army
Carabineers
Hanag
Spain
3D Hussars
H.chasseurs
Macocaunen
Ava
Dzorabrowski
Wittenberg
Daspry
Lahn
Stebenichen
Worms
Wolfsheyn
Wexceed
Tannygey
Dughe
Villachy
Apiautiy
Pateruion
Wye
Peter Swarda
Bastenstein
Cngmy
Owa
Pypsia
Guy
Ulphan
Nugent
Eller
Bawtsone
Gagene
Austria
Landwehr
Vienna
Heligoland
Baers
Mer de Hares
Baere
J. Fitzgibbon
Sage
W. Mdowell
Unites States
Light’ Artillery
P. GC
Arandis
Omrmy
Maren
Can. Bays
Nege Fort Geuze
Light Dragoons
M‘dowell
Morris
Regt
M'Renrey
M'Kenase
Cumings
Fleming
Saunders
Amdel
Marshall
Wating
Mudd
Murdock
Goodwin
Clan Robinson
Bundall
Young
Taylor
Roach
United States’ Regiment
Baynes
Adj
Admiralty Office
Sir J. B. Warren
Jula Wilson Craker
Jeter
Rattrayy
Contest
Potowmac River
Lieut
Curry
Contes
Hutchinson
Xacomuca Creek
Vee
Blythhinggn
Morey
Bersiord
Hie Mjesty
Sir John
Borlaie
Baron Bortyoburg
Foot
de Ralf
Francis Cohagel
Oll
St. Michae’s
St. Paul's
St. Peter's
Thomas
Phint
Nt-Serer
Parliams
Abraham Bradbey King
St. Andrew's
St. Anne's
St. Cathriste’s
St. George's
St. James's
St. John'y
St. Luke's
St. Mark's
St. Mary's
St. Michael's
Werburgh
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