French General Orders Report of Engagements and Prisoners
A general report describes actions around Waal and Salzburg with Gen Lecourbe and Gen Decaen opposing forces. It notes enemy retreat toward Neumark, 400 prisoners captured, one cannon taken, and 800 wounded, with charges of heavy artillery and advances by Richepanse and nearby divisions.
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Decaen
Lecourbe
Waal
Decyen
Lecourse
Richepante
Salzburg
Dagheyron
Ash Ding
Wes
Allagen
Ninister
Gallo-Batavian Army advances after Niemburg battle
General Androessi reports the Gallo-Batavian army driving Austrian forces after heavy fighting near Nuremberg and Zauff, with 300 prisoners taken, 300 wounded on their side, and hundreds of carts carrying the dead and wounded removed by the Austrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Androessi
Stapf
Thenenister
Wan. J
Hertzogens Aurach
Bamberg
Forsheim
Rom
Nuremburg
Gengral Moreau
Tani
Storeau
Danube
Doyawert
Ingolstadt
Levateur
Neumark
Gneral Barbon
Lepafeur
Albini
Simbeher
Klenau
Raufson
Redpitz
Potis
Nu-remburg
Zauff
Klenan
Barbon
Simbshen
Duren
Andreossi
Message from the Chief of Staff on Splügen Pass Operation
Excerpt of a correspondence from the Chief of Staff of the Army of the Grisons to the Minister at War from Cadere? Havanna December 6, year. It praises General Magdonald for crossing Splügen with part of the Grison army and notes stormy weather and thaw delaying the march. It details forward movement by a column including the 80th regiment, a dragoons troop, and artillery, with guides and sapper workers clearing a path and the General praising Magdonald for enabling passage and the army’s readiness for further operations.
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Italy
Army OF
Splugen
Sta
Tie Peereris
Bates
Mollegna
Ty “Chick
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Formardi
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French Army Operations In Upper Engadine And Splugen Pass
The brigade of Toil led by General Barazyay has occupied the Upper Engadine after a month in the wasteline. It aimed to cover the army’s march along Splugen and Chiavellia and to open Pheadihe to the Valteline via Mount Puuchiava. Three objectives were met. a detachments of the 18th demi-brigade and 2d regiment were surprised at Splugen’s approach. Heavy resistance caused notable losses, with few prisoners remaining. Infantry posts near Chiavenna and Zutz were held and Ponté reached. the route through Puuchiava Valley remains open. A true copy signed by Alexander Berthier, Minister at War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barazyay
Engadine
Tunis
Splugen
Chiavellia
Pheadihe
Valteline
Mount
Puichiava
Hussars
Chiavenna
Army of Egypt extracts from Netherwood letter
Chief of Brigade Netherwood reports from Toulon that J o left Alexandria November 20 aboard the corvette Heliopolis and arrived in twenty days. He notes the army is well established and healthy, with Mamelukes from Afouradey among his bringings and frequent French intelligence uplifting morale.
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Army OF
Egypt
Netherwood
Tovuron
Alexandria
Toulon
Barbary
Feve
Dlenou
Afouradey
Paris Papers Report Moreau Dispatches and Armistice Talks
From Nancy and Augsburg reports detail dispatches from Paris to General Moreau at Ulm and a proposed armistice extension. The Austrian campaign advances with bridges broken near Neuburg, heavy cannonade, thousands wounded, and prisoners marching toward Strasbourg. Rumors place Archduke Jo y and Barenon moving to headquarters as Hungary uncovers a wide conspiracy with hundreds arrested.
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Augsburg
Landshut
Capube
Neubourg
Ulm
Stutgard
Memmingen
Strasburgh
Jouy
Moreau
Barenon
Cifantis
Alt-Ceting
Burgau
Hungary
World News Briefs From The Upper Circles And Theatre Gossip
An assortment of late 18th century items notes large naval incentives in Brett for spring fleet preparations and bounties for foreign enlistment. A Petersburg anecdote reports Emperor Paul in a prolonged trance and a possible Regency, with foreign journals describing the health news. Scandals include a Lady's separation and elopement with her husband’s son-in-law, plus calls by a lawyer for children to sue in criminal conversation cases. A Manchester Hamlet representation drew attention to a flubbed line by Mrs Duckworth, shifting focus from Horatio’s mother to a visiting Quaker. The Princess of Wales, journeying from Jamaica to Clyde, faced contrary winds and a gale, forcing ten pence overboard, as several ships parted company in rough seas.
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Brett
Eaiden
St. Peterslergh
Paun
EmoEnon
Ireland
Stopemother
Hamlet
Manchester
Duckwontt
Horiet
Princess of Wales
Jamaica
Clyde
Crookhaven
Harriet
Augustus Cafar
New Grove
Thomas
Londo
Kingstan
Newcastle
London Gazette Bankruptcy and Dividends Dates
A condensed notice lists bankruptcy subjects including Thomas Cooper jun of Liverpool, John Korkpatrickh of Liverpool, and John Shuck of Worcester. It also enumerates dividends with names and dates such as A Kennan, M Pemberton, W Hiscock, and Wm Elkins, across multiple London addresses and counties.
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Thomas Cooper
Liverpool
John Korkpatrickh
Iverpooly Mitchant
John Shuck
Worcester
Market Sale Stopped Over Salmon and Herring Quality
At Billingsgate the sale was halted as salmon and boxes of herrings were found spoiled and unfit for consumption. The Lord Mayor refused to allow sale, ordering inspection, with fish out of season to be seized. A hackney coachman, C. Abraham Levy alias Pearce, was committed for trial after attempting to defraud a gentleman of one guinea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biingscate
Goldham
Mr. Goldham
Billingsyate
C. Abraham Levy
Pearce
Mint
Public Office records burglary and theft trials in Sussex
Charles Field is committed for trial at the ex Affres for burglary in Horsham and for stealing saddles and bridles belonging to Joan San JEAN of the Rose and Crown Transmersmith. Evidence links break ins at Van ER and Mr. Walker’s properties to Field. custody followed at Walhamgreen. John Smith examined for pocket picking. bound over to prosecute at Old Bailey Sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Field
Sussex
Walter
Horsham
Joan San Jean
Rose and Crown
SarsEeant
van ER
Katt-street
Torfiam
Hortham
Billinghurst
Watsen
Walhamegreen
Fulham
Tee Ceep
John Smith
Strand
Mav
Old Bailey
Widespread European War Reports From Innsbruck to Vienna
Dispatches describe Austrian and Bavarian losses in heavy fighting near Munich and Linz, French forces crossing the Inn at several points, Moreau and Lecourbe targeting Salzburg, and Hungarian insurgent movements on the Danube. Court notices note reviews in Gedenburg and troop movements toward the Danube, with ongoing siege and retreat dynamics across the Austrian front.
Victualling Office Account of Provisions for Royal Service
An account laid before the House of Commons on Monday night lists purchases in Great Britain and Ireland for the Royal service over the last two years. It details quantities of bread biscuit flour beef pork salt beef salt pork oats and peas, with coal market notes and coroner’s inquest at Knightage. The Plymouth ladies’ fund for pregnant poor and a Bark of Pemphore incident are also noted along with local crime rumors and fishermen “Whitapadifi” gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Victualling Office
Great Britain
Ireland
Billingsgate
Vilage
Lincoln’s Son Fields
Plymouth
Odgheson
Symmarry
Byevéty
Wilton
HkeMil Seward
Ertoras
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Alexander Berthier
Paris
Nancy
Deeiller
Aibling
Souham
Piantik
London Gazette
CR S. Bankrupts
Robertson
Castle-court
Birehin-lane
A. Kennan M. Pemberton
W. Hiscock
Kew-Green
Surreys
Elkins
Oxford-street
Wim. Downing
Strangworth-Forge
Herefordshire
Kollinafter
Jad
R. Qritchell
Bow-Street
Gizette
Metzerys
Birmach
Tyral
Bellegarde
Schuftel
Ferrara
Panaro
Schuffel
Regiment of Lateran
Stellata
St. Biogio
Brescia
Tuscany
John
Court
Szoreau
Naples
Archduke Antihtony
Eiterhatz
Gedenburg
Vienna
Joi
Munich
Hohenlindes
Bayne
Bre
Muhldorf
Waslerburg
Aorea
Inn
Placeg
Rosenheim
Olt
Neupuern
Uraru
Salzburgh
Lintz
Grenier
Ratisbon
Alt-Qettingén
Artigalass
Sefpesting
Hobanlinden
Penily-Ten Thonta
Gaperal Jane
Imperial
Arity
Relgive
Numapet
Frenchsburg
Saltzburg
Suabia
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