Massena flank battles and privateer capture in 1790s
Dispatches report a 3 hour chase off a northern coast ending in the recapture of a 14 gun privateer from Dun Kirk and capture of four prizes. Other letters describe Massena's right wing attack on Yellachitz in Schweitz Canton repulsed, with Cantons troops praised for conduct. Further items note Haddick and Moreau defeats, French fleet issues, political clubs at Paris, and military orders forming the Army of the Alps.
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Ofchweitz
Schweitz
Brunnen
Yellachitz
Glaris
Cravrurp
Marbot
Foubert
Italy
Macdonald
Paris
Dufour
Rhine
Germariheim
Duffeldorff
Mentz
Middleburg
Walcheren
Jacobus
Brett
L'Indivisible
Interor
Adriatic
St. Leon
Urbino
Cefenna
Cardinal Rafa
Altamura
Capua
Naples
Michaud
England
Lefevre
Carthagena
Gibraltar
Cadz
Pitt
Helvetia
French Revolutionary Council Debates La Garde and Traitors
July sittings reveal scrutiny of La Garde expenditures and dilapidations, with calls to refer abuses to committees. Addresses praise or denounce the fallen Directory, while reports on army costs, equipage, and national defense prompt a push for secret committee action and traitor punishment.
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Frison
la Garde
Directory
Republic
Frian
Surana
le Redacteur
Defenseur de la Patrie
Gratiat
Allignats
Frifon
Punth
Meria
Reubel
Scherer
Reneilliere
la Vencé
Francois Neufthateau
Ramel
Caleyrand
Rastadt
Lacuée
Eschaffriaux
Friends of the Revolution
Ais
Committee of Public Safety
MonteiHer
Rearde
Merlin
Lareveilliert
Trenihard
Atfasr
Babani
French and Spanish squadron tangled at Carthagena port
London reports Captain Graves arrives with dispatches from Earl Sp. Vincues while Zerboa letters confirm French aid to Stanisu Frers in the Mediterranean. French and Spanish crews clash in harbor tensions as fleets face possible battle. Carthagena repairs and provisions cited. Dispatches reach Lord Grenville and Pitt as royal procession and reviews proceed at Ascot Heath and Windsor.
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Tuomas Graves
Vemus
Admiralty
Earl Sp. Vincues
Zerboa
Extra&s
Stanisu Frers
Medterranean
Carthagena
Spaniares
Caprz
Fohnsan
Lord Grenville
Charlers Whitworts
Peterburgh
Cox
Zurich
Pitt
Holwood
Duke of Poatsanoa
Duke of Yous
Aucusta
Zaeeth
Duke of Compertain
Windsor
Coutess of
Uxprince
Mercure i Europe
Suwarnow
Italian Campaign News From Paris Paperrs Genoa June 30
Dispatches from Genoa report Macdonald pushed back to Piloia in Tuscany after costly engagements. French lines hold communication with the Army of Naples and Mereux along the Levant river despite reverses. Lapoype and S01 divisions retreat through the Tonaro valley, defending the Appennines defiles to guard the Corniche road. General Merrauig remains in the city with forces unclarified.
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Genoa
Macdonald
Piloia
Tuscany
Naples
Mereux
Levant
Italy
Teresny
Sarzano
Sestrid& Levante
Lapoype
Tonaro
Gesorfe Appenines
Corniche
Merrauig
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G. Glassbrook
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Vaux All- Wak
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E. Ow the Younger
Falmouth
Mariner
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Portsmouth
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A. Walker
Worksop
Wiht
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Newark Upon ‘Trent
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Newark Upon Trent
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F. Baines
Ors Commons
R. Secei
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J. Dodson
Munthorse
York
France
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Prussia
Journal du Soir
Genius
Bruislis
Gand
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Holland
Ostend
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Nice
Rimadotte
Bernadotte
Sha
Society of the Friends of the Republic
Tuileries
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Alps
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Council OF Five Hundred
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