French and Austrian Movements Near Mount St Gothard
Reports from Augsburg and Basel cover May 19 to May 26 troop movements around Ulm and St Gothard. Moreau and Lorge push toward Italy, Austrian forces retreat from Feldkirch and Grisons. French hold Feldkirch and Bregenz, with 25 000 Swiss-bound troops and 6 000 men moving toward the Alps.
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Augsburg
Grutizburg
Gerslingen
Ulm
Muklingen
Aind
Nollingen
Tifchingen
Secretany
Buharpe
Bonaparte
Ravenbaurg
Switzerland
Morcey
Patt
Baile
Schaffhouse
St. Gothard
Lorge
Zurich
St. Bernard
Flores
Heller
Lausanne
Italy
Dapsry
Liue
Bulletin of the Army of Reserve Improvised Campaign Notes
A fragmented report from May describes movements near St Bernard and Cha nscont involving General Lammes and General Barnes. Hungarian units defended city entrances, suffered repulse with casualties, while prisoners and matériel were taken as columns passed through Saint Bernard and Little St Bernard amid steep terrain and artillery transport challenges.
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Army OF Reserve
Aosta
Phcard
Lammes
St. Bernard
Barnes
Chanscont
Bat
Gremenliers
St.-Bernard
Colery
Chabreas
French General Berthier Captures Bard Castle and Turin
The report describes Berthier surrounding Bard Castle, seizing Alvaredo, and a delayed surrender. Radioma resisted initially, while Beudet advanced with Beudet’s division to Ivsea. The offensive notes 400 prisoners after pursuing Genoa’s Dagena sortie and records seven killed and 26 wounded across the actions.
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Se. Bernard
Berthier
Bard
Alvaredo
Farrender
Renadiers
St. Martin
A. Ee Os
Bertier
Beudet
Ivsea
Eatnes
Laast
Turin
Aafta
Dagena
Genoa
Austrians evacuate Nice as French advance to Var
Report from Antibes notes Austrian troops left Nice on the 11th in a rainstorm. French forces claim victory in a skirmish with grenadiers Piedmontese and Hungarians, taking prisoners. General Melas reportedly reached Nice with 10 to 12 thousand men. cavalry and enemy columns seen retreating toward Coni. News from Magena unclear.
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Antibes
Nice
Var
France
Rochambeds
Melas
Ndon
Coni
Magena
Army of Italy Advances Across Snowbound Alps
An Express from Paris reports Massena’s army crossing the Alps in snowy passes. Italian posts fall to French spearheads as Austrian forces retreat toward Turin. Genoa reportedly re-supplied. Kerr’s dispatches note limited provisions there. Keay’s corps reportedly shifts toward the Tyrol for Italy’s defense.
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Docer
Paris
Army of Referee
Agia
Alps
Con Sul
Fhat
Jerea
Attauk
Lax Wes
Turin
Genoa
Nicé
Connor
Massena
Krris
Kerrs
Flate
Rhine
Strisburgh
Monk Bay
Widblenden
Veroe
Amy
Keay i
Tyrol
Italy
Royal addresses and naval movements across uncertain seas
The article recounts ships and squadrons in transit including the Matibota and Eurydice frigates, and the dudromeda frigate. mentions King George, the 62d year of his reign, and praise for providential deliverance. It notes Prince of Wirtemberg arriving at Gravesea. Dublin and Berlin reports discuss finance, loans, and peace talks. the Duke of Kent's return is hinted with health concerns.
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Wirtemberg
Gravdsend
Dublin Mail
Sure Waite
Mn Watrin Burrowes
Berlin
Petersburg
Pauw
France
M&ex
Vienna
Rereigh
Cankor
Halifax
Duke of Kent
England
North America
la Prenencé
Mauritius
Adamant
Horas
East Indies
Gulgit
Pertia
Brucile Guelley
Rowe
Trecag Land
Firiunleis
Third reading of Union Bill deferred this day
The Hansarer Mail arrived this forenoon but the Papers had not been received. The third reading of the Union Bill was deferred from Friday on the motion of Lord Casruergaon. The government are sending engineers with a company of fodt to protect them in Wicklow and Wexford to take a way of the country and drink out parts.
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Dabley
Casruergaon
Irfth
Wicklow -and- Wexford
Fragmented verse echoes a steadfast monarchian plea
The text presents jumbled archaic language praising a monarch and Albion with imagery of oceans and storms. It alludes to defense of the realm, divine favor for the king, and patriotic resolve, though many phrases are garbled and difficult to parse.
Notwithstanding His Attempts to Leave the Country
The passage notes that despite repeated efforts to depart, he has never achieved his aim. It also mentions Major Sip’s capture of a group of robbers and murderers on Boyne-street, after which roads from the city are described as safer for travelers.
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Sip
Boyne-street
Appointment and incidents from a British period page
Lieutenant-Colonel Buiwert of the 17th Foot is named Military Superintendent at hospitals in South Britain replacing Sontag as Military Commissary. CHANRERLAYNE, Elq. of Coley, Berkshire, becomes Christchurch member in place of Wistar Stewant Ross. A prisoner Hadfield remains on milk diet after an attempted assault. At Fullerton near Glasgow, three miners fell when a rope broke in a coal pit. Two died on impact. the third survived briefly.
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Colonchdous Buiwert
17Th Foot
Britain
Sontag
Witman -Chanrerlayne
Elq
Coley
Berkshire
Christchurch
Wistast
Ross
Hadfield
Mrae
Fullerton
Glasgow
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Pac
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St. Suzanne
Yound Ulm
Sztarray
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Tlis
Tomorreiv
Moreau
Delmefingen
Kray
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Aly
LégAind
Valley de la Blas
Suzanne
Danube
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Hechingen
Basle
Feldkiveby
Whitl
K&Ég
Granbundten
Rhintal
Marena
Feldkirch
Bregentz
Langenargen
Voralberg
Evening Mail
Postscript
Fane
London
Belisia
Matibota
Barcelona
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Eurydice
Forreland
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