Victory near Milan and Adda river breakthrough reported
A Vienna dispatch dated May 7 1799 describes Marshal Suwarrow forcing the Adda crossing on the 27th and advancing toward Milan with heavy French losses. The dispatch also notes Austrian progress at Mantua and Pechiera, captures of French generals and artillery, and praise for victories while cautioning over the Rastadt incident.
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Milan
Belegarde
Lower
Engadine
Luz
Haddick
Zernetz
Count Bokarme
Suwarrow Rimnitkov
Col. Strauch
Michael Wallis
Tyrol
Val Camonica
Lovere
Lago d’Isio
Oglio
Rusemberg
Palazuolo
Bergamo
Melas
Ponte Oulio
Martinengo
Sola
Serio
Adda
Vukaslowich
Ponte St. Pietro
Pentila
Lecco
Firid- Martha
Ott
Zeph
Paprio
Rhyd
Serrurier
Orto Imberzago
Trezzo
Lodi
Delmas
Pizzighetone
Count Hohenzollern
Cremona
Parma
Suwarrow
Vukaffowich
Brivio
Ogiliate
Garlate
Gervatto
Ort
Leut
Zoph
Marquis Chanteiler
Hennes
Aspre
Nadafty
Retzer
Nadalty
Esterhazy
Bannat
Bidetkull
Hussars
Pozzo
Lieut
Grenier
Vukalfowich
Bideskull
Victor
Chatsteller
Peers
Stentoch
Baprio
Mulan
Nadafly
Baprio, and Made Ged
Gergonzollo
Brkes
Caffano
Ritorto Canal
Canal di Ritorto
Count Kingski
Reisky
Cergonzolla
Frohlich
Rosemberg
Vuffako
Serruriet
Marscal Suwarrow
Marshal Kray
Mantua
Peschiera
Pefchiera
Court of Council
Gresham Committee
Hon. Artillery Company
London
Militia
Deputy Leekey
Sharp
Waithman
Stokes
Samuel Dixon
St. James’s Street
Queen's
Grosvenor
Palace
John Sheley
Philological Society
Fitzroy Square
Duchess of York
Fleet-street
Chancery-lane
Edward VI
Elizabeth
Thomas Gresham
Temple
John de Lisle
A. Priaulx
Guernsey