Voyage of English and Danish Ships in Epy to Alexandria
Fragmented report describes a February 15 to March 2 sequence near Epy sy and Alexandria where Danish Swedish Greek and Raglan crews abandon ships, crews transfer to a single vessel, and French efforts consolidate defense while English minister Wyatham negotiates landing of cargoes and convoy arrangements with two ships of the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epy
Alexandria
Egypt
Wydham
Wyspwam
Tuscany
Florence
Palestiio
Russian march on Italy and Austrian mobilization update
Vienna reports a large Russian advance through Austria into Italy as armies move from Moldavia and Galicia. Austria recalls most garrison troops and orders new levies while Condé corps joins the Italy-bound force. Berlin negotiations loom as Prussia seeks neutral Germanic empire and withdrawal of wartime hostilities. Sir Sydney Smith sails for Rhodes with 20,000 troops for Egypt action. Russian vanguard reaches western Galicia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Corps of
Condé
Ratha
Volnia
Moldavia
Archduke Palatine of
Hungary
Russia
Trary
Constantine
Itaily
Gaenville
Berlin
Bethe
Pruffid
France
Germany
Rhine
Rastadt
Yorin
Art Hich
Leghorn
Cayliari
Sydney Sarra
Co x
Stantinople
Rhodes
Az Ainst
Egypt
Gallina
Helvetic Army Advances Across Frontiers in Swiss Operations
French forces report large scale movements across Lake Constance and toward Schaffhausen with Maréna commanding the left wing and General Lacarice directing a center in Voralberg. Austrian gun-vessels on the lake threaten French communications while Swiss cantons reinforce frontier lines under General Keller and the Directory calls for 18,000 auxiliaries, with turmoil spreading through regions including Tubingen, Balingen, and surrounding towns as French rearguards retreat toward Schramberg and Schaffhausen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Helvetia
Maréna
Lake of Constance
Schaffhausen
Constance
Switzerland
Danube
Black Forest
Williams
Lacarice
Tyrol
Tyrol, Supported By A Division of the Army of
Italy
Roveredo
Trent
Botzen
Voralberg
Lintz
Sentis
Turgovia
Argau
Bafle
Leman
Keller
Rhine
France
The
Grisons
Tubingen
Marcway
Cyr
Rorchwéil
Balingen
Tutlingen
Schrambreg
Fourdan
Schramberg
Ferino
Effer
Hornberg
Perrale
Herenberg
Huffars
Hechingen
Keller-Thal
Gamertingen
Ebingen
Rosenfeldt
Binsdorf
Oberndorff
Vandamme
Pforzheim
Fragmentary legal notice fragment hints at property seizure
A partial OCR text indicates a formal action where individuals were taken to require, with others not allowed access to property they held. The garbled excerpt shows dialogue about exclusion from property and implied legal or enforcement steps. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
Fragmentary note on Feldkirch figures and griffin junction
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions Feldkirch and a junction with Grifis and Bbine, noting a Tyrel and Pine head maneuver. The text is incomplete and unclear, offering no verifiable actions, dates, or outcomes to anchor a concrete event or person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feldkirch
Proclamation to Shipwrights and Sailors Calls for Quick Labor
The text quotes Citizen Bryiz, minister of the Mating, issuing a proclamation to shipwrights and sailors of the port. It urges rapid work to secure the republics gains, praises naval feats, and declares one third of prize money will be paid immediately after captures to speed payment and morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Charente
la Seine
Republic
Direan
Page Bunter
Austrian Army Turmoil Sparks Arrests and Movements
From Rastadt on March 31 reports depict a chaotic Austrian theater as General Stander is arrested and 10 000 troops face dispatch by order of a prince. Ruffians mass near Braffau move toward Italy while corps reach Eastern Galicia and Prussia fronts. The Congress endures though negotiations pause amid hopes for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rastadt
PiercerpuKe
Baron'Stander
Vienna
Stander
Horzen
Braffau
Italy
Congress
Ratisbon
European Powers Eye Separate Peace Amid Pressure
The text outlines seers and rulers seeking peace while resisting Austrian influence and relying on Petia. It suggests Berlin's cabinet may reinforce its party by exploiting wartime outcomes and weak powers to secure neutrality, hoping to prompt a separate peace for the empire while balancing Austria and Prussia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Petia
Berlin
Germany
Prussia
Blockades and troop movements near Bruchsal and Pforzheim
From Manheim to Arariz a French force has blockaded the fortress at Pai psburg for two days. An observing army unit moved along the Necker. On the 27th a patrol from Bruchsal and Brettan marched toward Pforzheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manheim
Arariz
Pai Psburg
Observation
Necker
Bruchsal
Brettan
Pforzheim
Army of the Danube shifts near Rhisie and observers
Strassburg reports Humbert corps at Kniebis Freudenstadt and Oppeln as part of the army of observation. Main force near Manteim with Bettendorf at Heidelberg watching Necker. Austrian prisoners and wounded flow to the Meurthe. citizen Radler heads to Paris via Brisac. general Zeurpeau to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburgh
Necker
Heidelberg
Pforzheim
Hélbrunn
Graben
Karlfrute
Starrai
Blanbern
Hag
Agaity
Tubingen
Horb
Gresigr
Hupbere
Danube
Radler
Paris
Zeurpeau
Department of the Meurthe
Brisac
Rhine
Feurden
Pati
Fell Behaubich
Hebwegic Dictory
Fele
Mantua and city defenses against Austria reinforced
In Mantua the defense grows as 18 000 troops are named to hold the line against Austria. Fresh reinforcements arrive and provisions accumulate from various quarters. Conscript soldiers are to be used for defense and a large supply of wood and 3 000 carts are allocated for the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantua
Mancn
iFerrata
Roe
Warr
Austria
Tiscali
Parliamentary Intelligence House of Commons Adopts Delayed Report Step
In the Monday session the House adjusted calendar details for the Secret Committee, delaying the Report and related measures. Mr. Pitt moved to postpone consideration to Friday, citing a misapprehension of the original schedule by several Gentlemen and ensuring others could attend without disruption, with the adjournment final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Pitt
Fones
Tierney
Hobhouse
Gettlemen
London reports reduce fear over French advances in Tyrol and Italy
London dispatch notes relief as Paris papers claimed enemy gains in Tyrol and Italy. The text suggests Prince Charles may not pursue Jourdan's army across the Rhine, since he would need to detach forces to support Generals Hore and Lavoe, with the outcome uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tyrol
Italy
Prince Charles
Jourdan
Rhine
Horee
la Vpow
Paris War Reports Signal Retreat of French Armies
A long dispatch from the Paris papers notes continued retreat of French columns on the Continent. Austrian and Russian forces advance toward Italy, with Vienna preparing to move. British interests at Leghorn remain cautious as talks of a general peace surface and French propaganda denies calamities while Allies shift positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gth
Cranchines
Pekis
Furnithre
eTeepees
Rhings
Fowspan
Serafbarge
Tours
Honide Fe
Mehi
Geagenbschy
St. Cetnynas
Odsras
Fearne
Ibemer Basil
Moreau
8Th Inf
Confance
Strafeurgh
Fyccott Pan
Pas Larga
Paris
Philipucg
Delivédhtt
Sui
Europe
Switzerland
Dreacerory
Italy
Sayre
Clagexfurt
Leeibach
Cariethia
Frion
Clagtefurt
Aeateéa
Zaghementa
Vienna
Leghors
Florence
Tuscany
Visiina
Leghorn
Prussia
Bref
Failorg
Fei Ie
Tris
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Gallicia
Parliamentary Intelligence
London
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