- Jean-Mathieu-Philibert,
comte Sérurier (French pronunciation: [ʒɑ̃ matjø filibɛʁ seʁyʁje], 8
December 1742 – 21
December 1819) led a
division in the War...
- into
three divisions: one
under the
command of Jean
Mathieu Philibert Sérurier operating from Ormea, one
under M****éna
based in
Zuccarello and another...
- next morning,
Sérurier's advance struck the
Sardinian rearguard on the
heights of Buon Gesù
drove it back on the town of Vicoforte.
Sérurier formed his conscripts...
-
Louis Charles Barbe Serurier (7
April 1775
Marle - 1860 Paris) was a
French diplomat, and
French Consul General (equivalent to an amb****ador) from 1811...
- With two
exceptions – Jean-Baptiste Bessières and Jean-Mathieu-Philibert
Sérurier – the
Marshals led a
sumptuous lifestyle and left
behind significant, at...
-
ordered Sérurier to
attack San
Michele while Augereau flanked the
river line from the north. Augereau's
effort failed due to high water.
Sérurier's soldiers...
- troops, and GD Jean-Mathieu-Philibert
Sérurier held the left
flank with 5,000 soldiers. The
Sardinians faced Sérurier,
Generalmajor (GM) Eugène-Guillaume...
-
Suchet Amédée Laharpe † Thomas-Alexandre
Dumas Jean-Mathieu-Philibert
Sérurier Francis II
Dagobert von
Wurmser József
Alvinczi Paul I (1798–1799) Alexander...
- for the
relief of
Mantua which was
besieged by
French forces under Jean
Sérurier. At
night on 15
January Provera sent a
message to
Dagobert Sigmund von...
- Sébastiani de La
Porta (1771–1851),
Marshal of
France Jean-Mathieu-Philibert
Sérurier (1742–1819),
Marshal of France,
Governor 1804–1815
Victor d'Urbal (1858–1943)...
