Novi battle reports and European war updates
Vienna reports Novi victory with Austrian Russians defeating 45,000 enemy forces. Kray and Bellegarde praised for maneuvers. Other dispatches note Tortona siege progress, Genoa retreat, and Corsican, Swiss, and Belgian reactions as French pressures mount along the Rhine and Italian fronts.
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Vienna
Lang
Novi
Suwarrow
Melas
Ovada
Kray
Cel
Grough
Perignon
Coli
Bardon
Foudert
Lurgman
Zshuparrow
Prince Lichtenfein
Rgrh
Genoa
St. Cyr
Red Mountains
Gavi
Karaczay
Count Raddick
Aoffa
Roswald
Valdis
Dolonel Strauch
Ponté Tereza
Prince Vidor Rohan
Mount Simplon
Warze
Martial Suwarren
St. Feliciano
Baron Kray
Vigevane
Varga
Ponte Tereza
Kaim
Canwenffa
5Th Regiment of
Hussars
Maximo
Bagnasco
Tortona
Fears of Dutch Fleet Defection Amid Insurrection News
Paris reports state forced loan receipts reaching 39,000 livres. Antwerp letters dated Fructidor 18 Sept 4 say the Dutch fleet of 12 ships yielded to the English after an Orange provocation. Aysterdam movements noted. Heiland cites Batavian fleet surrender. Fontainbleau riots occurred. conscripts faced by dragoons, harmony restored. Citizen Lapointe, former Ferrara citadel commandant, is sent before the Military.
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Paris
Antwerp
Orange Party
Aysterdam
Heiland
Fontainbleat
Lapointe
Ferrara
Executive Directory Transport Order for Journal Proprietors
An executive decree orders transport to the penal camps for listed proprietors directors authors and editors of specific journals. It names many individuals by journal and citizen status and warns that those who evade by flight or concealment will be listed as emigrants with confiscation of their effects.
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Florence
Windia
Capua
Gaeta
Terracina
Toulon
Naples
Rome
Napes
Palérmo
Naris
Nexson
Cag- Nari
Sarpisia
Duke of
Zurich
Kloten
Lake of Zurich
Schweitz
Aorze
Lake of
Willams
Legion Reversas
Wallishofen
Moffena
Smake
sCurope
Bartie
Philipsbourg
Ana
Rath Jnft
L’illee
Morbihan
Novi
Moresu
Saropne
Liguria
Championner
Brest
Tortona
Barras
Grois Bois
Macaredo
Bruix
Hesse
Cassen
Prusia
Holland
Germany
Italy
Austria
Pere Pious VI
Edirare
la Petite Pote
Lucet
Petition Des Armées
Citigen
Nicole
Doval
la Tribune Publique
le Bist
Dupré
le Veredique
Ponjade
Ladeyers
L! Argus
Grand-Master
Pontcharraux
Armales Catholiques
Citizen Sicard
Ags Des Apotres
Citizen
Bauvert
Accusateur Publique
Citizens
Richer
Serigg
Migneret
L’ Au
Auvray
le Defeuner
Talot
Detain
L*echo
Waffelin
L'Felair
Morneweck
Liivallabie
Rovou
le Journal Des Colonies
Cholard
Daubouneat
Clausfon
Colas
Ee Journal General de Frances
Batallere and
Terrieres
Eats
Orion
Sreyers
Presidenc
la Garbs
Army of Italy in retreat amid Ligurian hardships
The Army of Italy reports retreat to Ligurian mountains after Torroha’s citadel capitulated. Austrian forces move toward Alessandria and Tortona while Coni remains a stronghold. Grenier’s column threatens Suza as Genoa’s resources fail, Treasury drains, and pay shortages strain contractors, laborers, and soldiers.
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Cornighans
Coni
Piedmont
Grenier
Alps
Suza
Championnet
Cond
Frange
Satona
Paris
Dix
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End van den Break
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D’aspwe
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Ancona
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The
Rhine
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Switzerland
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Leval
Hautport
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Heilbron
Heidelberg
Mentz
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Boma
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Maestricht
Liege
Casfel
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Metz
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Ingthat
Maastricht
Venlo
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