Consular Guard deeds at Montebellan battle noted
Milan dispatch recalls glory of the Consular Guard in action near Montebellan and the capture and escape of several generals. It highlights Sub Lieutenant Marie, General Melis with two horses killed, and St Julien among prisoners who escaped. Hungarian and German grenadiers recognize the First Consul with cries of Long live Bonaparte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Montebellan
Marie
Watrin
Wierit
Melis
St. Julien
ARMY OFFENSIVE RECORDS DANUBE FORCING PASSAGE
Telegraph dispatches from Moreau reports the right wing forcing passage toward Blenheim and Dilzingen across the Danube. The enemy offered obstinate resistance but was defeated. fourteen cannon and four standards seized. Three thousand prisoners captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buninguen
Moreau
Brest Garrison Repels English Landing Efforts
Telegraphic dispatch dated June 24 in the 8th year reports English forces landing at Benaudet being reimbarked and the garrison of Corvettes defeating enemy plans with one pinnace sunk. The message is directed to the Minister of Marine and the Colonies.
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Brest
Benaudet
Italian Campaign Dispatches and Allied Movements
On June 2 the Second Consul quoted a dispatch from the Chief Consul dated Milan June 18 with Army bulletins. The convention between the armies advances and strong Italian fortresses are expected to fall soon. The Chief Consul, noting a British landing in La Vendée, planned to go there but redirected after hearing of their re-embarkation and will reach Paris promptly.
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Council OF State
Milan
Italy
Merridor
la Vendée
Paris
Austria
Zier
Danube
Mincio
Message From Conservative Senate To General Bonaparte
The Conservative Senate and the Tribunate express satisfaction and transmit messages they have addressed to General Bonaparte. They appoint the organ to interpret public sentiment toward the invincible army and have ordered the Minister at War to convey the message to the other army chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambaceres
Lebrun
Bonaparte
Republic
CuiEer Coxsox
Senate
Tribunate
Canbaceres
Leprun
Strassburg Dispatch On General St Suzanne To Lead Left Wing Corps
Paris papers report Lieutenant-General St. Suzanne has gone to Mentz to command a corps covering the army’s left and rear against the Army of Mentz, said to total 16,000 men. Moreau strengthens Austrian left and right as Austrians push center near Guntzburg Ulm and Wertach Lech. The French move from Kuchberg Memmingen to Rudlingen, Augsburg retaken, Donauwirt area advanced, and Moreau planning to strike Ulm via the Danube left bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburgh
St. Suzanne
Mentz
Guntzburg
Ulm
Wertach
Lech
Kuchberg
Memmingen
Rudlingen
Moreau
Lecou ‘Be
Kaufbeuern
Schongau
Piihoe Reass
Feufen
Lecouybe
Landberg
Buchten
Swabmurchen
Augsburg
Friedberg
Donawert
Aecerfeldt
Bavaria
Ambersee
Munich
Danube
Hattle
Meas
Mantua
Imperial Council of War
House of Austria
Campo-Formio
Republic
Nice
Europe
Malan
Notre- Dame
Paris
Campacensi
Learun
Price of Stocks and Dispatches From The War Front
The Evening Mail notes stock prices at one o clock and surveys journals for the 25th inf. It reproduces a convention between Generals MeLas and BerTHIER and details battles near Montebello and Marengo. It reports Austrian defeats, French casualties, and prisoner tallies, with commentary on Vienna and Mantua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MeLas
Berthier
Montebello
Orr
Scrivia
Berwida
Cua- Bran
The
Gena
Mareggo
Italy
Zacu
Boupy
Champaud
Mainini
Dessaix
Portmouth News Noted Fleet Movements and Retirements
Portsmouth reports convoy movements to the East Indies and Caribbean captures. Dispatches mention the Glenmore retaking Nevis prize, ships Terpsichore and Termagant returning, and officers High and Cobenzet receiving terms of honor while others contemplate retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Jode
Indies
Ander
Queen of Naries to Vienna Flight With Youngest Sons
The Queen of Naries plans her departure to Vienna on the 4th of next month with the youngest sons and two youngest princesses. A large retinue will accompany her as preparations in Vienna and Schonbrunn are underway to receive them. The Queen will stay with her brother until tranquility is restored in Naples.
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Palermo
M&x Go
Vienna
Cardinal Kuge
Schonbrun
Kingdom of
Naples
Constantinople
Kieber
Grond Vizier
Cairo
Egypt
Celebi Effendi
Grand Vizzer
Gaza
Mediterranean
Granp Vizier
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice Mentions Vienna and Prague
Fragmented OCR hints at diplomatic references involving Austria and Russia. Mentions Vienna and Prague lingeringly, with vague allusions to court life, performances, and a princess, but specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
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Court of
Esate
Alessandria
Paris Papers
Evening Mail
Postscript
London
Bentier
Archduk
Syas
Huainguen
Blenheim
Dillingen
Citu
Derma
de Fegan
France
Germany
Vie TenNa
Charles
Deal
Fort
Sunderland
Avithi
Cork
Port-au-Prince
Glenmore
Alent
Plymouth
Hector Man
Thes Wert Ward
Rsmouth
Eugene
Goverture
Cireur
Acedin
Fontan
Helland
Rolele
Diane
Hitle
Russia
Avron Leme
Mittan
Prague
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