Opening of the Campaign and Global Naval News
The Dover Paris papers report several engagements in Germany and a British victory in June. Joursin and Eber clash with Austrian forces. a notable Dutch fleet action near the Canaries is noted. Rumors of a new Indian governor general for India surface as Lord Macartney is discussed.
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Dover
Paris
Bambre
Jourian
Jouvian
Jours
Keeser
Jung
Mtenlirchen
Betiween
Gétails
Aris
Leeiters
Hanke
Kingdom
Indiamienis
Canaries
Orines
Paceira
Lisboa
Holland
Lord Macartner
India
Jonm Shore
Fragmentary fragmentary wartime dispatch text
Fragmented OCR style report references a squadron, Admiral Vanffabel, Gen Lepre, and Austrian forces. It mentions towns, movements toward Venetian territories, and attempts to break defenses. The text is garbled and hard to parse but centers on military actions and strategic positions during an expedition.
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Buotapapie
Jose Atered
Vanffabel
Teas
Kleper
yiGotiedi
Italy
Bedi
Mantua
Tirol
Silent June 8 session reports Italian campaigns and river battles
A Messenger read a Directory message stating France moved beyond armistice in Italy. It praises Kleber and Marcein Champhanet for driving the enemy from posts and notes 2400 Austrian dead and 4100 captured at the Mincio. Buonaparte’s letter claims rebels suppressed as Milan reestablished.
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Italy
Sambré
Meuse
Geners Marcein
Champhanet
Fs ‘Wilder
Kleber
Herkirehein
Farilier
Doubet
Conspiracies and arrests stir Paris and Lombardy reports
The central committee hears complaints of officers arresting national representatives at night. A broader dispatch cites conspirators planning to move on Paris with a rallying point in Fanebourg Anbilles. Separate military letters describe actions near Rhine and Milan as authorities quell unrest.
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Lune
Rozer
Dumelard
Phillippe Belaille
Council
Central Committee
Committee of Inspection
Roiger
Paris
Fontainbleau
Jin
Tsans
French Advance Across Rhine Defeats Austrians At Siegbourg
From Brussels comes word of major frontier fighting as French forces crossed the Sieg in June and pressed into Siegbourg. General Lerese led a rapid offensive routing entrenched Austrian positions, taking about 408 prisoners and driving enemies from the Rhine bank with heavy casualties. The French reported continued operations along the Rhine with expected augmentation of their forces and requisitions for pioneers to fortify works on the left bank from Cologne to Coblenz.
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Laléré
Kie- Eer
Pby
Bowsartz
Cologne
Bonny
Trians
Krenek
Alannthe
Tor Frankt
Rhine
Colognes
Celogne
Coblentz
Dantzick Jos
Jas
Misaas Mt Aves
French Army Advances At Altnekircheim Take 12 Cannons
From the June 10 directory report the number of prisoners captured by the army of geni Kleber is stated as 2000. On the 4th the army attacked the enemy at Altnekircheim and drove them from their position, capturing 12 pieces of cannon, artillery, 1 standards, 300 prisoners, and a large quantity of provisions.
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Altay
Aega
Gasin
Nahe
Schuteswald
General- Marceau
Berkenfeld
Cuamiz
Nidder
Diebachi
Sevority
Énnemy
Makezau
Rhine
Krever
Couns
Alenekircheim
Fire and seizures in ship news at sea
Reports detail multiple naval incidents including a fire on the Mary Hobson and captures by British, French, and privateers. The Dolphin cutter recaptured or guided ships toward safety. the Dove Petain is stranded off Italy. the Mur Tipper sinks near Cape Race with one drowned.
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Mary, Hobson
Hell
Re.hneue
Fae
Reny
Publique Brench
Momn
Stas
Dolphin
Bird
Africa
Tomi Rocky Point
Morant Bay
Guadaloupe
Cork
Martinico
Botton
Coscord
Warren
Lisbon
Lone
L'Ohient
Dove
Petiain
Italy
Tipper
Figurra
Newfoundland
Cape ‘Race
Elizabeth
Power
London
Burton
Brémier
Broadstairs
Hull
Cromer
Ostenda
Selly
Aulen
Jamaica
Bermuda
Londoni
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Lon
Ofa
Bristol
Thames
Sted
Trith Channel
Beaady
Reajolitionairé
Pak Gaken
EOE
Cate” Dao
Intd
Plymouth
Egre
Council OF Five Hundred
Eeekiak Kleber
Beaulieu
Mincio
Pepitas
The _Direttory
Buona Paare
Germany
Milan
Ape ‘Koen
Fanebourg
Sambre
Jourdan
Tnnes
Sambre and
The
Bena
Radhent
Cirtceuns Directors
Army of Italy
Frairial
Lombardy
Des RI Ox
Pavia
Varéza
French.s
Cottary
Brusseles
Ship News
Sudbury
Derbyshire
F. Wesley
Marfions
Miss Fates
Eich
Mafulaparam
J. Deigntos
Boyd
Pondicherry
Wiere
Col. Stirling
Leo Ecuat
BankStack
Ee Bank Li
Ay Trerothé
Ego Walters
Roussova RE
Hlwckpalaris
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