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Foreign News September 5, 1809

Alexandria Daily Gazette, Commercial & Political

Alexandria, Virginia

What is this article about?

Late June reports from Leipzic and Mersebourg describe Saxon and Wirtemberg troops entering the city, the King of Westphalia marching to Dresden, and General D'Albignac forcing Austrians to retreat near Lutzen after actions, leading to their evacuation of Leipzic.

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At a late hour this morning we received Hamburgh papers to the 6th inst.--Berlin to the 2d, and Frankfort and other papers to the 30th ult. The following is the intelligence contained in them:

"Leipzic, June 26.
Six or seven thousand Saxon and Wirtemberg troops entered our city yesterday. We expect others to-day.

June 28.
The king of Westphalia entered this place on the 26th, and yesterday marched with his army towards Dresden.

Mersebourg, June 25:
Official letters from the king of Westphalia's head-quarters, arrived this morning, state, that gen. D'Albignac had orders to pass the Saal yesterday, and attack the Austrians near Lutzen. After several actions the enemy were obliged to retire. The Austrians evacuated Leipsic at midnight."

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Campaign

What keywords are associated?

Saxon Troops Wirtemberg Troops Westphalia Army Austrian Retreat Lutzen Actions Leipsic Evacuation

What entities or persons were involved?

King Of Westphalia Gen. D'albignac

Where did it happen?

Leipzic

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Leipzic

Event Date

June 25 28

Key Persons

King Of Westphalia Gen. D'albignac

Outcome

austrians obliged to retire after several actions near lutzen; evacuated leipsic at midnight.

Event Details

Six or seven thousand Saxon and Wirtemberg troops entered Leipzic on June 25, with more expected. The king of Westphalia entered on the 26th and marched with his army towards Dresden on the 27th. Official letters state gen. D'Albignac passed the Saal on June 24 to attack Austrians near Lutzen, forcing their retirement after actions.

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