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Foreign News
March 8, 1806
Herald Of The United States
Warren, Bristol County, Rhode Island
What is this article about?
Report from Lisbon dated Dec. 21 details French victories in Germany: after entering Vienna, they pursued the enemy; Russian and Austrian Emperors retreated to Cracow, Poland, following allied defeat at Austerlitz near Brunn, Moravia.
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Domestic Occurrences.
VIRGINIA.
NORFOLK, FEB. 20.
A letter from a gentleman of the first respectability in Lisbon, to a merchant in this place, dated the 21st Dec. contains the following:
"WE have no farther news here than the continued triumph of the French arms in Germany--after entering Vienna they still pursued the enemy, and the Emperors of Russia and Germany have retired as far as Cracow, in Poland, in consequence of a great battle lost by the allies at Austerlitz, near Brunn, in Moravia."
VIRGINIA.
NORFOLK, FEB. 20.
A letter from a gentleman of the first respectability in Lisbon, to a merchant in this place, dated the 21st Dec. contains the following:
"WE have no farther news here than the continued triumph of the French arms in Germany--after entering Vienna they still pursued the enemy, and the Emperors of Russia and Germany have retired as far as Cracow, in Poland, in consequence of a great battle lost by the allies at Austerlitz, near Brunn, in Moravia."
What sub-type of article is it?
Military Campaign
War Report
What keywords are associated?
French Triumph Germany
Battle Austerlitz
Allied Defeat
Vienna Entry
Emperors Retreat
What entities or persons were involved?
Emperors Of Russia And Germany
Where did it happen?
Austerlitz, Near Brunn, In Moravia
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Austerlitz, Near Brunn, In Moravia
Event Date
21st Dec.
Key Persons
Emperors Of Russia And Germany
Outcome
great battle lost by the allies; emperors retired to cracow, in poland
Event Details
Continued triumph of the French arms in Germany: after entering Vienna they pursued the enemy.