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Rhode Island Republican
Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island
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Marshal Augereau's army advanced from Stockach on November 10, with columns moving towards Buchhorn, Ravensburg, and Kempten near Lake of Constance. Reports suggest Austrian General Werneck surrendered to Marshal Ney's forces from Innsbruck.
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On the 6th November, Marshal Augereau's head-quarters were at Stockach. On the 10th he set out anew on his march; the right column of his army struck off towards Buchhorn and filed along the upper part of the eastern borders of the Lake of Constance, by Langenau to Lindau and Bregenz. The centre column directed its march from Plolendorf to Ravensburg, and from thence by Wangen and Isny to Immenstadt. The left column which departed from Molsheim on the 10th, marched off by Wurtzburg and Biberach to Kempten, where it was to learn its further destination. If it be true as it is asserted to day, that the Austrian General Werneck has surrendered by capitulation to a column sent against him by Marshal Ney, from Innsbruck, and which cut off his retreat.
Marshal Augereau will have for the moment no enemy to fight against, and may act in concert with Marshal Ney, against the Italian Tyrol.
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Lake Of Constance
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6th November To 10th November
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austrian general werneck has surrendered by capitulation
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Marshal Augereau's head-quarters were at Stockach on the 6th November. On the 10th he set out anew on his march; the right column of his army struck off towards Buchhorn and filed along the upper part of the eastern borders of the Lake of Constance, by Langenau to Lindau and Bregenz. The centre column directed its march from Plolendorf to Ravensburg, and from thence by Wangen and Isny to Immenstadt. The left column which departed from Molsheim on the 10th, marched off by Wurtzburg and Biberach to Kempten, where it was to learn its further destination. If it be true as it is asserted to day, that the Austrian General Werneck has surrendered by capitulation to a column sent against him by Marshal Ney, from Innsbruck, and which cut off his retreat. Marshal Augereau will have for the moment no enemy to fight against, and may act in concert with Marshal Ney, against the Italian Tyrol.