War News From Europe Amid Naval and Land Conflicts
The correspondence reports ongoing actions against the French at the Rhine and in Italy with Austrian redoubts and Necker defense relief. French casualties reach thousands with prisoners taken. Ney wounded adjutant noted. Emperial forces press advances across Switzerland, the Grisons, and Piedmont, while Armistice and peace talks appear unsettled amid revolutionary turmoil in Paris.
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Hamparch
Necker
Rhine
Philipfourgh
Lancer
Ney
Berne
Massesa
Vienna
Paris
France
War dispatches from Montenazz 1799 report Austrians repelling French
Letters from Lord Bentinck and General Melas recounts of the Italian front. Austrians under Ott and Eiffite defeat the French at Marcone Genola and Ronchi with prisoners and captured artillery. Reports state French retreat over the mountains and garrisons ordered to Vendée. Also notes Porto reforms, Spanish minister change, and a fatal accident in Fitzroy Square involving Lord Scarano and Lady Hartrey. injuries mostly minor.
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Matt Teisggal
Marthat Suwollow
Saiferland
Zizich
Peterbourgh Court
Konsanow
Zucick
Italy
Vietina Court
Oth Iod
Kariczat
Bolo
Bormiga
Kray
Meras
Mondovi
Cont
Ancona
Lanorzee
Centalo
Savoy
Pignerol
Sufa
Salucce
Turin
Melas
Bra
Forlane
Persettion
Savigniany
Saviglisno
Marenne
Gensin
Fortuno
Ott
Exnitz
Gottertheim
Marcone
Genola
Maréone
Savigliano
Eifite
Vals Faller
Pied Bitte
Wales
Sita Botten
Waa
Coptalen
Muraizza0
Ronghi
Stura
Sth
Rénchi
Murazzo
Frepeli
Belve
Ronchi
Madona del Almir
Sthet Agen
Army Potor
HoLtany
France
Flanders
Porte
Seville
Spain
Swepen
St. Petersburgh
Palatine of Hungarie
PawLown
Newmans
Intel
Rome
Neapolians
Lisbon
Prince of Wales
Juutana Wrutrepmrya Lowisa
Scuaum
Faeperick the Great
Jogger II
Fitzroy-square
Earl of Scar Bonovuen
Louisa Hartrey
Pe Square
Swissup
Scannoagua
Bes
1799 Pact Agreement Between Nations On Prisoner Exchange
Detailing a convention between nations during the late 18th century outlining prisoner exchanges and terms. The document cites major figures such as Major-General Kivsor and mentions French and British forces, Marine and War ministries, and ratification steps. It includes provisions for detention, parole, transport aboard English vessels, and costs of conveyance. Signed November 13 at the Bristol headquarters.
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Peeewesg
Gitenburg
Covidien
Alkenaar
Ees Sareneh
Kivsor'h
Reinain
Brune
Singland
Bristol
Brent
Krok
Ataby -the - English
Thys Reench
Bataevian
Fragments on Loans and Notices From Foreign Agencies
The text records various paraphrased reports about financial relief efforts by the Baux Daguctots, French consular assurances, and bankers, alongside statistics on counterfeits and military mobilization. It mentions M Perrceux, M Niew, and a belligerent power’s manpower, with scattered references to Hungarian nobility and a German musician arrival.
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Baux Daguctots
West Toda
France
M. Perrceux
Pall
M. Niew
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Barstraat
Primas
Hungary
Muleer
Ilam-' Dural
Hamasisiy
Velsand Sails To Earn Pike Victory
Sailed to the main event at Pike, with three laborers aboard, as ECR records a notable finish.
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Velsand
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Pottscript
London
Cansole
Autisia
The
Palatinate
Lord W. Bentincx
London Gazette Extraordinary
William Bentinck
Lord Grenvilla
Foreign Department
Montenazz
Fepasteus
Gunpeal
Fideiny
Sardinia
C. W. Bentinok
Alexandria
Pozzolo Formigoio
Resmaaar
J. Knox
Alex. Berthier
Sia
M. A. Bquadon
Marine
Rane Coms
Carfivet
Es Gauvin
Servinig
C Ysant Regnier
Ditte
Seceit
O’meara
Leman
Seench
Cavilry
Dequérey
Larhy Rishard Datta
Malifé
O'Meara
Lee
O'Mearas
Barbier
Hiuftiarg
Chaffgurs
Clement
Pri Watts
Prifentir
Agia
Calais
Gifany
Dunkirk
Gravelines
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