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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 07, 1800

Page

4

General Berthier to March on Valence and Brabant Camp

Reports from The Hague dated April 29 mention General Berthier to march orders for the entire army toward Valence and General Majend dispersed. It notes a plan to review troops while one detachment travels toEnghaven in Dutch Brabant to establish a camp for eight thousand men.

Berthier É& Brigncon Majend Hague Dug Treauty Enghaven Dutch Brabant The Republic

General Mack Letters on Paris Detention and Peace Talks

General Mack writes from Paris about his detention and hopes to depart within months. He recalls audiences with the First Consul and a pledge to leave after coordinating with generals Giroucuy and Peaignon. He contrasts his status with Javette and accuses War Ministers of injustice, urging the minister to see his case anew.

Paris Cényer Bonafante T General Mack France Giroucuy Peaignon War-Office Doane Macx LA Javette Fle Dijon Parate Republic C. Mack Westminister Hall Justice BuLyer Gra‘wax Prince of Wales Curran M‘natty Tanpy Harvey Morais Court of King’s Bench Dublin Dublin, ‘That & Jeuer Iad Been Received: By Mrz. Tanby Iiamburgh Lodon Wakefield Pontefract Pontelran Earl of Lonsnaxe Lowther Lal Sasa Holiy Nevantty Taunton Pontefrac Meadows, Esq Kippis. Hall

Genoa Siege and Rhine News Loom From Telegraphic Dispatches

The morning papers summarize unsettled Italian reports doubting Wickram’s claims as Massena reportedly besieged Genoa. French Rhine successes could bring serious consequences. telegraphic updates claim seven thousand prisoners and large magazines near Lake Constace. An Emperor’s illness influenced court decisions, with Dr. Giseve advising careful residence.

Parijs Italy Wickram Massena Genoa Rhine Alcaiteur Strapurgh Init Army of

Suchet reports French positions and prisoner counts from Italy

From Paris headquarters Suchet notes on Melugno and Setepani heights. Serras occupies Marittio heights taking 150 prisoners and three officers. Maffena stays at Genoa after Abily actions. Genoa holds 600 prisoners, 27 officers of Nadafi. The Chief Consul moves to Dijon and Geneva to review the Army of Reserve. Carnot absent. Lucuce interim War Minister. News from Nice: Austrian numbers force Buana to fall back toward Genoa. Advanced posts near Conigliano April 23. Genoa well provisioned to June 19. Suchet holds Final and Melogno. exchanges being negotiated. Afgéna reports 6060 more prisoners than enemy. Official Journal.

Suchet St. Pietra Melugno Setepani Serras Marigtto Maffena Genoa Foldt Nadafi Polvicera Dijon Geneva Army of Reserve Carnot Lucuce War Department Nice Bafena Conigliano Final Melogno Afgféna

ARM Y OF THE RHINE OPERATIONS REPORT AND ALLIED MOVEMENTS

Dispatch from Schaffhausen May 2 details General in Chief maneuvers to unite the army on the Rhine right and in the Black Forest defiles. St Suzanne and St Cyr seize Offenbourg Fribourg positions, with heavy enemy losses and 1800 prisoners overall. Lecourbe rapidly crosses the Rhine at Schaffhausen, securing a swift bridge and strong positions, while engaging at Buffingen and Loffingen.

Schaffhausen Rhine Black Forest Smetlingen Donadfelingen St. Suzanne Kehl Offenbourg St. Cyr Old Brisac Fribourg Annon Béderveyer Velaffén Appenvir Willtett Griefen Landt Dubois-Crancé Chaffeurs Baile Corps of Reserve Richepay Schellingen Ake, Cyr Mensing Ea’ “Kinfig Brisne St. Cy Yr St Blaite Tottenean Coclarn Suzanne Ufribo le. Cyr St. Blaise Watack Berfet Riche Pane Newstad Loffingen SteCyr Smelingen Lecourbe Stein Buffingen Hohienwil Stockach Hohenwil

Wreck and maritime action report with fleet movements

Fragmentary naval news details distress signals and wrecks near shore after high water. Portsmouth wrecks shore at night with mutt lie until next high tide. Captured three merchantmen reported. one recaptured. Earl of Rosebery and other ships depart for various ports. Oporto fleet sails. East India Company ships in fleet movements.

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