Suwarrow advances in Italy after key defeats
Dispatch from Piacenza dated June 23 1799 reports Field Marshal Suwarrow concentrating 17 Russian battalions 12 Austrian dragoon regiments and 3 Cossack regiments to press the French at Trebbia after repelling their assaults. Ott and Hoenzollern retreat toward Parma as Moreau’s force and Victor’s division retreat, with liugening casualties and 10 000 prisoners taken. Turin surrenders and French lines collapse toward Genoa.
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Gren- Ville
Forign
Placenza
Suwarrow
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Mantua
Alessandria
Tortona
Susa
Pignerol
Col D'Affiette
Hohenzollern
Modena
Macdonald
Italy
Victor
Ott
Reggio
Piagerza
Castel S. Giganni
Tidone
Rofenty
Foerster
Melas
Prince. Prokration
Prince ‘Lichtenstein
Caffaleggio
Rufsian Grenadiers
Trebbia
Prince Prokration
Caifaleggio
Ieit
Treobia
Settima
Montarino
Zena
Piacenza
Parma
Ponte Nura
Fiorenzola
Sven
Vienna
Archduke
Zurich
Altopéther
Glaris
Uri
Lucernes
Rederer
U Iina
Sardinia
Governolo
Sgwarrew
Kaim
Froelich
Suavarrow Rem
Acqu
Ovada
Seifeio
Novi
Gavia
Genoa
Serona
Ormea
Conn
Milan
Pavia
Stewarrow
Field-Marsshal Suaparrow
Ort
Florence
Porto Ferrajo
Longone
Baste
Fane
Ercourbe
Massena
Atheath
Lecourde
Charien Einfiedel
West India Slave Trade Papers To Be Laid Before Lords
Parliament discusses Grenville motion to lay logs of slave trade vessels 1781 1798 and related papers. Lord Abingdon seeks a grounds for inquiry into Lord Thanet's case but may drop motion if assured. Militia Reduction Bill debated with constitutional lines. ministers report French campaigns and hopes for swift, decisive outcomes.
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Maidstone
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Lord Caernarvon
Victory reports and European developments loom over Britain
London dispatch details a major Italian victory at Ceffel Giovanni and the capture of French rear guards, with Swinburne and Bentinck letters published. It notes surrender of Turin’s chapel, heavy French losses, and Swwarrow’s advancing troops. boosts to Sardinian affairs, Levee details, and ongoing European war movements across Milan Zurich and Verona with Austrian and British forces consolidating positions.
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Mantua
Ligurian Republic
Marthal Lowskew
Ming
Macconato
Hamburgh
Italy
Jooo
Sauitratldnd
Massenu
Massena
France
Swinsurne
Lord Grenvilre
Downing-street
William Bentinen
Piacenza
William Bentinck
Auvizs
Ceffel Giovanni
Turin
Proclamation Targets Swiss Loyalty Amid War Moves
The document urges allegiance to the host country and warns of Toronto the dangers of delay. It notes that the royal figure remains inactive, avoiding a direct attack on French positions near Zurich while planning to pressure Maffia to retreat. The passage reflects strategic shifts as forces maneuver toward Lucerne.
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Maffiaa
Zurich
Maféna
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