Paris Papers on Peace Talks and German Frontiers
The excerpt reports Paris papers on a forthcoming treaty for peace with France and outlines the military situation in Germany. It notes Russian forces marching to aid the Emperor, Austrian advances, and French positions around Bavaria and the Rhine amid renewed battles and retreats. It mentions a Spanish treasure ship, passports for an American stay, and various dispatches from Cologne, Bonn, and Altenkirchen, with reports of generals wounded and armies reorganizing.
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Paris
Tewix
Morngpress
Dover
France
Tor
Germany
Wartzbourg
Duke of WieTimseRc
Toulon
Arsenal
Grogzard
Najeac
Naples
Minerva
Des Hommes Libres
Prussia
Sraprotper
Holland
Paussia
England
Europe
France to inflict exemplary punishment on officers
France reports that Seber remains with the army as the government vows severe punishment for all subordinates who offended by rank. A letter from Sturgard dated September 17 says Moreau retreats and moves to remount the Danube to reach the Upper Rhine by the Bigau. Four Grenelle conspirators were shot on their way to the ampz.
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Paris
Seber
Sturgard
Moreau
Danube
Upper Rhine
Bigau
Grenelle
Army reports Moreau army readiness near Rhine Moselle
An excerpt from the official bulletin notes the Army of the Rhine and Moselle in strong positions, protecting communications and distracting the enemy. Moreau claims readiness to engage Archduke, while reports of skirmishes favor the French and a private letter describes movements toward Nuremberg and Neubourg with 50,000 troops poised to strike at the Archduke’s rear guard.
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the Rhine and the Moselle
Moreau
Iseland
Bavaria
Danube
Neubourg
Nuremberg
Riednitz
Lech
Military actions widen in Bavarian theaters as Moreau shifts to Oberndorff
From the Brussels papers dated September 15 General Murzau’s forces press Austrian lines near Newburg with continued clashes across fronts. General Moreau moves headquarters to Oberndorff on the Lech to aid General Ferino while battles persist. In Constance on September 10 Austrian Froelich’s corps crosses the Lech and defeats Jorreax’s French column near Iffli and Kempten, with heavy casualties and several hundred Republicans killed or captured and about 18 wagons lost.
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Constance
Froelich
Lech
Iffui
Kempten
Jorreax
Imperial Horse
Retreat and Battle Reports from Neuwied to Bonn
From the Parish Papers Brussels Sept 27 details General Fourdan’s retreat to Neuwied Borcch and the Sieg after the Archduke’s passage. French forces defend at Altenkirchen and Bonn while Marceau is mortally wounded. Austrians press near Neuwied and Cologne, with heavy casualties, troops flooding Bonn Cologne Aix la Chapelle Dueren Limbourg. Rumors of 8000 Norths crossing the Rhine and further Austrian movements near the Nahe and Treves. The scene shifts to British royal speech urging peace talks and warning of a possible invasion, praising naval and continental efforts amid a mixed war outlook.
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Paris
Ripe and Moselle
Goth
Sambry
Mense
Jourpan
Morzay
Franconia
Doxawert
Bavaria
Ferrno
Lech
Moreau
Dovawert
Fexino
Confiance
Rethult
la~ Oxpe
Bregentz
Lindau
Coxfance
Huxinghen
Brusétls
Jourdan
Andernach
Marceau
Rhine
Neunwied
Cologne
Kresen
Germany
Duféldorf
Hock‘ach
Zbrreau
Zell
Nellendorf
Froelich
Durenbieren
Constance
Bonn
Altenkirchen
Actiof
Neuwied
Ponter
Ports
Elbach
Sieg
Duffeldorf
Mentz
Nahe
T'reves
Rhines
Archduke
Castel
Oberbilick
Dufseldorf
Latte
Fourdan
Moft
Aix-la-Chapelle
Duren
Limbourg
the Sambre and Meuse
Géutleni
Zenrth
S. J
Ealand
Indies
Europe
Charles
Madrid
Sega
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