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Evening Mail in London, Middlesex

23 Jun 1800

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Evening Mail

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 23, 1800

Page

4

Fragmented military dispatch reports delaying army movements

A lengthy, garbled letter from General Dessoles describes June 7 to 14 actions near Landiberg Augsburg and the Lech. It details divisions, reassignments, bridge struggles, and a night retreat across the Danube as Austrian forces press the left flank, with captures and heavy casualties amid chaotic combat.

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Lecourxé Landiberg Augsburg Himell Herberg An Weiflenkhom Pasfing Ricug Banse Sanvz Thens Kirberz 76Th Ney Kiknentz Grewe Kirbérg Bennett Sth Chaffeurs Browe Panse Gutteyzell Beuren Battaligns Sie Sth Hussars Count de Sporce Demestiars Da‘mube Minner Dessoles Tre 'Amine Babenhausen Letizen Kray Courss Lech Roth Wertuch Kauffringen Zolhans Lachausen Granitz Moistok Lecgurgs Prince Seuss Tyrol Thamenstadt Neffelvangen Maarch Kempten Morr Fa Goch Kaunitz Waldeck and Grunze Hussars Wertach Genendl Torres Areasranse Wisig Grexier Corps de Re- Q Riczeranse Burghieden Feabiany Rikeliner Burgrieden Benffen Stuftlauget Getteral ‘Gaunt Mer Mléfchheim Oberott Wolingen Weillenhioth Ravensburg BaRacvay Caluraus Belingen Jereiffen Cyrcrat Favesne Z Battenhausen Koumbschre Bighed Massenato
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Wars and diplomacy churn through Paris papers June

June dispatches from Paris report Bennaparte in France on Qui beron coast and French advances toward Genoa. Nice seaport taken with 2000 prisoners, Milan drafts National Guard, Vienna hints peace talks while Europe braces for possible renewed war and Archduke Charles leadership.

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Millefmno St. James Salello Acqui Melas Genoa Core Illeutz Oberland St. Bernardin Milan Cisaz- Prine Republic Cisalpine Republic Chilpine Republic Pavia Bologna Lodi Pero Brussells Kiny Archduke Charles Viegha Austria France
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Paris Telegraphic Bulletins on Genoa and Marengo Victory

The Paris telegraphic bulletins report a complete victory on the 18th with eight thousand Austrian prisoners and forty cannon captured, Genoa and Lombardy forts surrendering, and a favorable outlook for peace if Vienna's reply fails. Marengo is declared decisive, with 15 standards, 40 cannon, and 3,000 prisoners taken, though Dessains is wounded. Armistice terms and subsequent battles shift between Genoa and Turin as French forces advance. The narrative notes Allied setbacks, supply depots damaged, and Vienna’s anticipated response as hostilities resume.

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Italy Genoa Muzas Col di Tende St Elanitz Leas Lodi Duuesmse Murat Crema Orvi- Novi Brecias Brefeia Placentia Lawnes Victor Orr Carteggio Voghera StradeHa Vaghera Republicat Army of Reserve Seifimo Turin Mr Las Paris Telegraphic Bulletin Lombardy Marengo Vienna Dessaix Bulletin Init Iealy Dessakx Cenny Savona Fureender Fort- Uehana
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