Surrender of Aire and St Omer Garrison Details
News digest describes the surrender terms for Aire and the town of St Omer, with a three month grace for inhabitants to remain and recover effects. It notes sick and wounded to stay, the garrison to be paid six months wages, deserters to be delivered up, and hostages left to secure debts. Reports from Brussels, Hague, and Plymouth compare Allied and French actions, including movements near Madrid Valladolid and Zaragoza, with various engagements and diplomatic notes.
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