War News from Magdeburg and Colberg Action Reports
Reports from Magdeburg dated September 27 describe General Wermer’s relief effort near Colberg, including a night raid, enemy camp abandonment, captured artillery and stores, and fatigued German troops after a long march. Other dispatches note Austrian and Prussian movements near Bogen dormft, Garis, and Torgau, with Allied corps crossing the Rhine and French stores moved to safer locations.
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Holland
Magdeburgh
Colberg
Wermer
Church of Munden
Coeflin
Werner
Poe
Visto
Selnon
Pafféwalek
Hagiuts
Bogendorff
Dagny Tho Tarter
Hague Gaxette
Hague
Helen
Bogendorfft
Prussia
Marshal Daun
Tris
Saxony
Torgau
Rhine
Rees
Moison
Guelders
Lyon
Amherst Dispatches From Oswego to Fort William Augustus
London reports copies and extracts of Major General Amherst's letters detailing British military actions in North America. Key points cover oswego, Niagara, St Lawrence embarkation, capture of Swegatchie, and preparations for assaults on Montreal including heavy river navigation losses and the fall of surrounding posts. The correspondence notes casualties, vessel losses, and strategic aims to control Lake Ontario and St Lawrence passages.
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London
Loxpox Gazette
Whitehall
Parre
Deane
North America
Amherst
Lord Colville
Murray
Pitt
Fort Willliam Augustus
Prescott
Schenectady
Oswego
Albany
Niagara
S. Vesfels
Cataraquiy
Acring
Wiliam Jolmfoh
Abercrombie
Gage
Pres
Pott
la ‘Galette
Schuyler
Batteaus
Co. Haldimand
Enenid
la Galette
Oswega
Swegatchiz
Mle Royale
Rangers
Grant
Point de Baril
Williamson
New York
M. la Brequere
Swegatchie
L’i
Sir William Johnson
Lyminpt
Haldimand
Foot
Weffti
Marr
Iflee Galiot
Coléne
Eyre
St. Clair
Véstly
Connecticut
Gover
Hayvé
Rrescott
Lake Ontario
Mohawk
St. Laurence
C. Jeff. Amherst
Amber
Mo Ntreat
Elis Maigsty
Iver
Royal Highlanders
Johnson
J’oint
Ife Au Chat
Wiliam Johnson
Aiquefathna
Lake St. Francis
Point Au Beau
la Corne
Iffe Perrot
Montreal
Tcouty
Né'bhape
Ifland