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Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 05, 1842

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British moves in India risk entrenching Kabul intrigue

The dispatch describes Britain expanding forces in India by adding a 10th company to each regiment, boosting manpower by about 26,000. Shah Shuja’s allies in Cabul gain goodwill, Naib Mahomed Zeman Khan becomes Vizier, Ameer Dowla Lagharee rises, Akhbar Khan loses power yet holds hostages, Dost Mohammed is guarded amid fears of escape.

L Frontier India Cabul Shah Soojah Newab Mahomed Zeman Khan Ameer Dolla Lagharee Ameer-un-Dowlsa Akhbar Khan Fexingees Dost Mohammed Shah Shooja-ool-Moolk Pesala

Insurrection in Cabul and Retreat of British Troops

Reports detail the November uprising led by Akhbar Khan against Sir Alexander Burnes and British forces in Cabul. Attritional fighting, mutinies, sieges, and the disastrous January retreat unfold with mass hostages, Ghazee attacks, and heavy losses as Akhbar Khan pressures withdrawal while General Sale fortifies Jellalabad and Shah Shuja seeks safety.

Alexander Burnes Broadfoot Johnson Anquetil Troup Skinner Drummond Trevor Shah Soojah W. H. M'Naghteh Skelton Nicholl Balla Hissar Commissariat Indus Elphinstone Affghanistan Osman Khan Conolly Candahar Sale Jellalabad W. H. M'Naghten Dost Mahommed Mahommed Akhbar Khan Cabul Akhbar Khan W. H. M.naghten Lawrence Mackenzie Don Trevor W. H. M‘naghten Pottinger Herat Beegrama Cornet Harayeasa 5Th Cavalry Bareckhar Mohammed Akhbar Khan Nott Salo Chambers Bokhara Tazeen Sir R. Sale Jellslabad McKenzie Khoord Cabal Anderson Boyd Akhbar Knao Central Asia India Jugdelluk Akhbar Jugdulluk Badeenbad Lughman Elphinstone and Anderson and Child Eye Waller Maccnaghten Ghuznee Palmer 43D Bengal Native Infantry Suftur Jang Shah Shooja Mohammed Atta Khyber Peshawar Siekhs Wild Ali Masjid Pollock Khytar Cabal Affghan

Cabul tragedy ends as British retreat confirms costly disaster

The Cabul campaign ends in a devastating British defeat with heavy losses. By January 9 the garrison at Cabul and Jellalabad faced treachery and a brutal retreat through snowbound terrain. Only a few officers and civilians survive or remain in Afghan hands amid support from Akhbar Khan’s factions.

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