Defeat of enemy on Malawa range in April operation
The Vice President in Council publishes Major General Ochterlony’s letter dated 17 alt with a detailed report of operations on the Malawa range on 14 and 15 April. It notes the evacuation of Soorajanth and southern stockades, and a bold, costly assault by about 2000 enemy which was repulsed. praises Lieut Colonel Thompson Major Lawrie and others for steadfast conduct and fortitude during the siege and night actions on the second Deentheel.
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Fort William
Ochterlony
Malawa
Soorajanth
Stockades
Thompson
Col
Fagan
Mth
Ainder
Guant
Hindoortagar
Marina Magra
Bestwerp
Daly
Morin
Gamrora
Laare
Risat
Narrain Kore
Hutchinson
Armstrong
Piondera
Bagot
Lindoor Rajah
Singe
Bhugtee Thappa
Cartwright
Seflzants
Ardaans
Jess
Innes
Eclomia
Cuhip
Can
Hamilton
Grenadiers
6Th. Native Regiment
Showers
Dowyer
Boiwyer
Rutledge
Arnold
Lawrie
Dunbar
Murray
Military dispatch on brigade command and skirmish action
A report notes Captain Cartwright and Major of Brigade Laligié placing forces under command. Major-General Ochietlony authorized operations from Haiti at daybreak. The detachment moved to Malouns when the enemy began an attack, with irregulars engaged.
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Cartwright
Srz
Laligié
Ochietlony
Haiti
Malouns
Gen. order and retreat details in 1815 stockade action
A British detachment led by Major General Ochterty and Captain Showers faced heavy enemy fire on the Malowa range. After sustaining losses, the unit withdrew in good order toward Lag with Grookah pursuit, while officers coordinated diversions and rear-guard actions to protect wounded and maintain camp.
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Ochtersony
Showers
Kuckre_ stockade
Mulown
Can Orde
Bowyer
Lag
Casement
Thavéz&e
Arnold
G. A. Fagan
G. Cba
Prince Regent's Route Through Litchfield Becomes Festive Pageant
News recounts the Prince Regent's arrival at Beaudesert and Litchfield on November 6 7 with crowds cheering and a grand reception. Dignitaries including Archdukes John and Louis of Austria visit Beaudesert, while locals in Longdon and the George Inn host events. The city greets the royal party in a formal procession at the Guildhall as Bailiffs and citizens present an address to the royal itinerary and the Marquis of Anglesey. The Prince replies with thanks praising British arms and national prosperity.
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Litchfield
Beaudegert
Anglesey
Afarquis
George Inn
Earl of
Uxsrines
Yarmouru
Beaudesert
Lord Greaves
Arthur. Pacer
Sir. Pacer
Sen G Leroy
Cecil Forrester
Longdon
Tve
Broom Prenp
Duke of
Cranenes
Ey. Nacie
George
Phe
Cra- Rence
Eatherbed
Rugedey
Archdukes
Joux and Lodis
Austria
Marquis of
George Ian
Sony
Louis
Priscd
St. Johnestreet
Marquis of Anglesey
Broomrzxp
Joan Lawe
J. D. Fowter
Burton On Trent
Peventhray
Bloom
Chanence
Marcatoness
Jang
Uzarinen
Yarmovorn
Greaves
Ce&c
Thomas ‘Levert
Weasa
Royal visit and drawing-room entertainments celebrate legacy
A royal party including the Marquis of Axcregpy and Archdukes visits Burton upon Trent for a grand drawing-room reception. Guests tour galleries and larders, with a concert and banquets highlighting the occasion as tickets for a wheel draw circulate and sales continue for upcoming prizes.
Births and deaths in a 19th century London column
The column records several births at Winslow House and Camberwell Grove with names and relationships, noting a son for Bets de Tay Selby fF and a later entry of a Werninck child. It also lists numerous deaths including Mrs Morris, Lieut. Mhigh Mevoré, and Rev. ZFoan Jen’s wife, with locations such as Aldershot, Chelsea, and Newcastle on Pyne. Financial market quotes for Bank Stock, Irish 5 percent, and Consols close the item.
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Winslow House
de Tay Selby Ff
Esq
Brutoin-street
V M. P
Camberwéll-grove
Werninck
Dou Y Burk
Morris
Lsq
Suddirdy
Casy
Aldergdnbury
Newcastle On Pyne
Calverly
Bewicks
Ikg
Mechelsea
Coram- Stecet
Fee Fulines
Sogans
Zfoan Jen
Rees Eng
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Minandér
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Onsala
Undiawa
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St. Paul's
Pwo
Algo
Gonsols
Joan Bans
J. D. Forte
Burton
Trent
Jon Gann
Warren Ever Gannack Chase
Teccine
Hayi- Lane
Esa
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Dutton
Axois
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Fanis
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