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Foreign News December 5, 1799

Gazette Of The United States, & Philadelphia Daily Advertiser

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

French army re-crosses Rhine near Manheim; 4000 troops under Gen. Laval enter Mentz where Cmdr. Muller arrives. 7000 armed peasants prepare for potential attack before Austrians, led by Archduke, reach Heidelberg area. (Dateline: Frankfort, Sept. 17)

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FRANKFORT, Sept. 17.

A considerable part of the French army has re-crossed the Rhine near Manheim. Four thousand men, under the command of the General of Division Laval, entered Mentz last night, where the Commander in Chief Muller is also arrived. It is feared, that the armed peasants might be attacked before the arrival of the Austrians. They are about 7000 men strong, and ready to meet the enemy. The Archduke's head-quarters are expected to arrive to-day in the neighbourhood of Heidelberg, from Wissloch.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Campaign War Report

What keywords are associated?

French Army Rhine Laval Mentz Muller Arrival Armed Peasants Austrian Archduke Heidelberg Headquarters

What entities or persons were involved?

General Of Division Laval Commander In Chief Muller Archduke

Where did it happen?

Rhine Near Manheim

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Rhine Near Manheim

Event Date

Sept. 17

Key Persons

General Of Division Laval Commander In Chief Muller Archduke

Outcome

french forces re-cross rhine and enter mentz; 7000 armed peasants ready to meet enemy; austrians expected to arrive soon

Event Details

A considerable part of the French army has re-crossed the Rhine near Manheim. Four thousand men under General of Division Laval entered Mentz last night, where Commander in Chief Muller has arrived. Armed peasants, about 7000 strong, fear attack before Austrians arrive. Archduke's headquarters expected today near Heidelberg from Wissloch.

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