Capitulation at Aire Ends Siege and Delivers Town
From the Camp before Aire November 10 NSS details a capitulation after heavy bombardment. The townsfolk and garrison exchange hostages, with gates to the Allies and a three month stay for residents. Garrisons march out to St Omer under terms, reform works, and a three month leave for inhabitants to recover effects. Counts Nassau Woudenbourg named governor of Aire.
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Lambré
St. Quéntin
Fonsiear Goefbriand
Duke of Marlborough
St. Francois
St. Omer
Nassau Woudenbourg
Arras
Garifon
St. Qmer
Aire
Gafifons
Garifons
Hague
Genoa
Barcelona
Ottober
Madrid
Perdo
Duke of Anjou
Valladolid
France
Placentia
Toledo
Tajo
Wetzel
Saragossa
Castile
Amazon
Sequenga
Revel
Paris-Gazette
A-la-Main
Aropefa
Ambuth
Amy or Ted Ad Seogd FPN A
Amy and Ted appear in a local notice regarding an FPN and an unresolved ad matter. The readable lines imply a brief register of names linked to a forfeiture notice or fine process with limited context. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
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Amy
Ted
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Francis Dickson
Holland
London Gazette
Buthoritp
N.S
Vittoria
Corella
Agreda
Tudela
Philip
Don Joseph Valero
Marquis de Louvignies
Catalusia