The Death of the Emperors of Austria and War Updates
The piece reviews Queenly influence on Allied diplomacy at Stockholm Copenhagen Berlin and Constantinople and notes the Russian Empress died in St Petersburg on November 17. It reports the accession of Grand Duke Pav_perro czar and speculates on pacific policies, with Rhine frontier battles described and Hungarian resolve to raise 5000 recruits if peace terms fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emenzis
Austria
Stockholm
Copenhagen
Berlin
Constantinople
Aris
Russia
St. Peterburgh
Senselefs
Pav Perrowicz
Gatfthigna
Russias
Ostermann
Marcor
Prugsta
Petersburgh
Italy
Mantawa
Paris
Buonaparte
Lower Rhine
Upper Rhine
KeAl
Imperial Park
Kehl
Huningden
Presburgh
Hungary
Dispatches from Dover Report European War Movements
Letters from Krugels reveal Austrian forces concentrating on the Sieg borders with a major operation anticipated. Strasbourg and Fribourg dispatches note ongoing bombardment, Buonaparte retreat to Crema, and Verana blockade. Strikes from Innsbruck report Imperial troops in Padua, with movements toward Ferrara Bologna and Leghorn under possible mandate.
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Dover
Pasig
Krugels
Sieg
Directory
Pinkygey
America
Trucouet
Brest
Vige
Portugal
Caner Aux
la Vendée
Ampatiador
Naples
Strasbourg
Gth
Xehl
Italy
Paris
Drazcrory
Buonaparte
Ferdinard
Upper Rhine
Ziftult
Padua
Ferrara
Bologna
Leghorn
Legnano
Mantua
Battle near Archale and Gologna Defeats Imperial Forces
Vienna dispatches describe a heavy defeat of the Imperial army under General Auvigny near Archale and Gologna on the 16th with large French losses and a tightening French flank at Rivoli Riogostella and Perchieta. French prisoners, including Generals Valeta and Fiorengs, were sent to Roveredo as enemy morale sags. Authorities speculate on armistice talks and Mantua blockade as shifts unfold in the Italian theaters with Genoa, Leghorn landings and Neapolitan mediation mentioned.
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Javidovich
Chinia
Rivoli Riogostella
Perchieta
Mantua
Buonaparte
Villa Franca
Aluiizy
Dawidovich
Venice
Lucca
Traspg
Corsica
Leghorn
Maryessury
Paris
Rafle
Italy
Apis
Gneaf
Piedmont
Council of War
Syahremberg
St. Jamnes’s
Matmes- Bury
Count Lehrbach
Department of Foreign Affairs
House of Austria
Roveredo
Ala
Borghetto
Naples
Directory
Archduke
Alvinzy
Calabro
Baffano
Montabello
Adige
Verna
Alginzy
Villanova
Verona
Parit
Buonaparté
Baonaparte
Rob. Craufurd
Rebels in St Domingue and reports from Kehl and Rivoli
Letters from Cape Francois in St Domingo claim a slave uprising against the French Republic. Leghorn reports English forces near Siena and Campiglia with a planned fleet arrival. Dispatches detail intense Allied actions at Kehl Sundheim and Sundheim, with Austrian forces under Archduke Charles countering Buonaparte. heavy losses on both sides and laurels for Prince Frederick I of Orange. Further notes recount Davitowich’s victories at Rivoli and Provezano, plus Royal Navy captures of French privateers Hazard and La Sphinx near Dover and Southampton.
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Cape Frangois
St. Domingo
Leghorn
Sienna
Campigla
Castiglione
Council of Five Hundred
Pafforet
Bourdon
Oile
Rubeis-Cranci
Kehl
Kinzig
Strasbourg
Sundhoim
Prince Frederick I of Orange
Latour
Sieg
Tes
Sundheim
Stander
Prince of Orange
Canton
Sondheim
Proby
S Gth Reg
Root
Col. Craufurd
S. Mission
Reg. Craufurd
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Brifate
Vienna
Eniquiy
Camus
Jong
THE
London Gazette
Rowning-Street
Pec
Robert. Craufurd
Lord
Grenville
Archduke Charles of Austria
Orenburg
the Archduke
Charles of Austria
Offenburg
Graveure
Charles
Davigowich
Provezano
Rivoli
Cariibara
Davidowich
Fiorella
Valette
Cambara 3 -Im
Davitowich
Rerchiera
Bazeley
Weffelgin
Evan Nepean
Nick. Simmons
Seaford Roads
Eecamp
Ess Tam
Joan Bazery
Gopy
Talbot
Eurydice
North Sea
Dover Harbour
Tam
R. Bailey
Withech Se
Peter's
Cambridge
Baker
J. Beyer
Shayer-street
Manchester-square
Upholder
John Blomfield
Broad-street
Ratcliffe
Plumer
Thomas Turner
Penryn
Cornwall
Thomas Duddy
Hunton
Kent
James ‘Wright
Liverpook Grocer
Benj.Cope
Bullock Smithy
Chester
Fane
Whitechapel
Thomas Paris
Chertley
J. Cawthra
Yeaden
Yorkshire
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