Turbulent skirmish ends in surrender after heavy fire
Reports describe a clash where several were killed and many wounded, the attackers overwhelmed by numbers. five soldiers mortally wounded and three to be shot. Concurrent notices from Vienna and Leith detail diplomatic exchanges, naval movements, and local deaths, including the Dalkeith noble William Ramsay. London appointments and ship news follow, with prizes and a St Joseph prize crew discovery highlighted.
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