Archduke Charles victory near Mannheim reported
Yesterday official advice from Colonel Crawfurd stated Archduke Charles won at Neckerau near Mannheim on the 37th, with 1800 prisoners including Generals J. Maefen and Lefolle, 61 officers, two standards, 18 cannon, 3 howitzers, and 13 ammunition wagons. Mannheim captured. Charles headquarters at Schwetzengen. Russians arrive at the Helder. British navy trains off Goree. Neapolitan troops and Ruffians drive the French from remaining positions in Italy. Confederate troops poised to clear French from the interior. Championner and Mo Jeau reportedly joined. new relief for Tortona planned.
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Italy
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Tortona
Military actions and sieges across Europe and the Middle East
Reports from Constantinople and Aleppo describe French gains near Aboukir and a Ottoman retreat, with Buonaparte regrouping to retake the city as the Grand Vizier’s army marches slowly toward Aleppo. In England, a bold robbery at the Exchequer Bill Office in Palace-yard is linked to two men and a suspected accomplice, with a woman also suspected.
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Despatch on Zurich raid and Dutch municipal collapse
A London Gazette report transcribes a Ramsay letter detailing a dawn attack near Zurich by about 3000 Rifian troops, with French and Dutch defenders, setbacks for the invaders, and a Greek-like retreat to camp. It also covers Andrew Mitchell’s account of naval operations and the Batavian Republic’s political shifts led by the Orange faction, including restoration of administrators and burning of the liberty of the Free.
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Bine
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Bahet
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Juno
L’espiegie
Speedwell
Prince William
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