War dispatch reports Spanish fortress capitulation and British losses
From the London Gazette a dispatch by Field Marshal the Marquis of Wellington notes Zaragoza fortified post capitulated to General Mina. It records 500+ prisoners, 47 cannon, and extensive artillery. Lieutenant General Lord William Bentinck’s forces are near Tarragona with casualty lists and officer names, plus an unrelated naval account of Captain Maples capturing the US sloop Argus after a brief chase and brief exchange of fire.
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William Bentinck
Hood
Eabriet
Q Latler
Dong Bi-K
Elevertor
Flushing
Adamarde
Bnat
Nord
Paéoon
Norway
Admiralty
Texel
Ithent
Greenland
Presiden
Rodgera
Bergen
North Cape
Wistroy Bur
Archangel
Leith
el Regy
St. Se FD
Spain
Shor
Atiply
Rowland Hill
Pyrenees
Lord Wellington
Garagoza
Palliot
Palafox
Odessa
Mediterranean
Vateran
Leeds
Séd Regiment of Foot
Salamanca
Gorminitsky-Geffergs Murray
Gibraltary
Gallanet
Cadogan
Nathaniel Peacock
Test Regiment
Jackson
2D Foot Guards
7Th Hussars
Londonderry
Ireland
Kent
Earl of Drathousie
William Stewart
Murray
Pakenham
Knights of the Bath
Jones
Lisbon
Lieut. R. White
Royal Artile Aery
Lumego
J. ,Carter
North Hans
Strabane
Ba Jcliffe
Ensigo Caunar
Worcester
Postansouth
Ension'Aery
Dl Reiment
Lieuremang Fraser
Pirate
Forlets
Ist
Berard
Lieben
Kaap
Cork City
Dublin
Cloamel
Cork
England
Progerda
Ballant
Tih Light Dragoons
Besinsula
Iy Hussar
Portsmouth
Poder
Col
Vivian
Monksowny
Fermanagh
Westmeath
Tuam
Beskaldie
Galway
Downs
Isle of Wight
Dapatchere
Amberica
Imperial Parliament Prorogation Announced by Royal Commission
The Lords and Royal Commissioners prorogue Parliament until Monday next, November, following a formal ceremony. The Privy Council and principal clerks present, with the Prince Regent’s orders read from the bar, dictating the new prorogation date and session pause.
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Earl of Buckinghardshire
Viscount Melville
Quarme
Agatha
Corpmans
Widb
Leyy
Sherein
Sammed
Privy Council
Mridis Walmesley
Beneng
Sidye
Abel
Mordyal
Armistice uncertainty and war reports from Europe
London dispatches detail doubt over renewed hostilities after the armistice deadline. Berlin letters claim large allied forces and a Crown Prince command, with supplies and troop movements stirring speculation. Other items note a U S ship-steward turned passenger, health updates on the President, and naval actions, including depots, prisoner counts, and a Greenland voyage.
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Paris
Dresden
Prussia
Pomerania
Germany
Eiher
Berlin
Berwin
Lower
Elbe
von Bulow
Berzig
Mecklenburg
Brandenburg
Lower Elbe
Lower Oder
United States
Washington
Patravitenia
Staurastigate
Brandywae
Mustublion Creek
Buonaparte
Leipsic
Pars
Boyle
de, Band
Folton
Porchester
Portsmouth Harbour
Funeral of Captain Allen Leads to Solemn Plymouth Burial
The funeral of Captain Allen of the United States Navy, mortally wounded aboard the Argus during action with the British Pelican, was held at Old Church Plymouth with a full military procession. British and American officers attended, the crew saluted, and the fallen hero was commended for courage and devotion.
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St. David's Head
St. George’s Channel
N. E
Etthe
Mech
United States
Naeeth
W. Glanville
J. Maples
Coromander
Captain Allen
Capt. Allen
Asgus
Old Church
Plymouth
Pelican
Argus
Mill Prison
Elis
Parewell
Mill
Marines
Allen
Decatur
Maples
Young
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