Siege and retreat near the Fortress of Aiamante report
The letter from Constantinople describes Captain Pacha’s assault on a fortress, the French defense, and a rapid Turkish advance toward Cairo. The garrison largely escaped to safety, with heavy French and Turkish losses and captures of artillery and supplies. Reports also note shifting alliances and cautious postwar diplomacy involving Russia France Naples Sardinia and Portugal, with broader European tensions.
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Rhamanie
Pacha
Fortres
Aiamante
Garcitaa
Ain Pacha
Roth
Cairo
Alexandria
Autchinson
M. Kalitfchiff
Naples
Sardinia
Brahves
Kaliclchiff
Russia
France
Foligno
Porm Leeraja
Bologus
Novara
Moncey
Frankfort
Fane
Kehl
Baden
Rhine
Portugal and Spain War Gazette Reports Abrantes Surrenders
An Extraordinary Gazette from Radvid May 30 notes Spanish advance guard occupying Alegrerre Porto Alegre and Portuguese retreat to Abrantes. It cites provisions found, fortifications at Abrantes, and plans under the Prince of Peace to hold until pressions arrive. General Godoy leads an Evora expedition. Campo Mayor capitulation granted.
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Radvid
Alegrerre
Porto Avlegre
Tagus
Abrantes
Spain
Lisbos
France
Portugal
Burgoyne
Cuwipo
Auginella
Albuquerque
Piri
Diego Godoy
Evora
Mall
Campo Mayor
Extraordinary Gazette
Rth
Julie Monte Mariana
Place Ni
Cindid Raden
Gen
Mounetta Gen
Uxcu
Cain
Lifton
Fune
Alentejo
Gayion
Lisbon
Duke of Foente
Campo Maggiore
Prater
Portaigne
Chey
Graves
Frazer
M. Pinto
Bajadez
Northing
Perhari
Elvas
Almeida
England
Brazil
Amazon
Madrid
Europe
Globe
America
Al—Yvesterday
Senate
Wrere
Alenijo
Don Rodrigues
Dhere
Portugal to Submit to Disgraceful Peace Terms, Report Claims
The Lisbon dispatches describe Portugal's weak defence and looming peace with Spain and France. Reports say ships may seal off English access, with preliminary terms kept secret and citizens warned of harsh concessions.
London July 1-3 News in Hamburgh Mail and Vienna dispatches
The Hamburgh Mail arrival reports French troop movements on the Rhine, brokered peace rumors between France and Portugal, and Vienna diplomatic notes. Nelson visits Yarmouth hospital then returns to town. an ordinance bans cowpox inoculation in Vienna. Southampton receives the King and royal family with public homage, with the Duke of Cumberland and the Prussian Ambassador present.
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Vienna
Constantingle
Witich
Albeid Ferest
Rhine
Maciere
Ltd
Elgin
Confancina Ple
Casnaven
Ajit
France
Lisbon
Renee
Partug
Gaudeaume
Mediterranean
Ulysses
Romapre
Paris
Tuitleries
Count of
Leghorn
Gonfalvi
Macdonald
Denmark
French Republic
Stratburgh
Marquis de Grails
Cobenzel
Thont
Lord Nelson
Yarmouth
Nelson
Southampton
Duke of Cumberland
Audir-House
Corporation
News from the Atlantic and Egypt amid naval moves
Reports detail the Jamaica convoy reaching Downs under Monarch and Unite, fears of privateer captures, and a 230 ship fleet with 70 more in the Channel. Letters from Lisbon claim peace between France Spain Portugal with unknown terms. Egyptian warfare notes praise General Hutchinson’s advances and Allied naval plans around Cairo and Alexandria.
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Fanny Jacaica
Jamaica
Portsmouth
Downs
Monarch
Unite
Bay of Newfoundland
Fevey
Pretich
St. George Channel
Mediterranean
Fecamp
Havre
Petersburgh
Lord St. Helens
Kimreror
Baltic
Ringe Bay
France
Boulogne
Calais
Dunkirk
Mr. Rafe
Gloucester Lodge
Weymouth
Symmington
Lord Nelson
Admiralty
Hyde Parker
Brazila
Madeira
Partugal
Goa
East Indies
Falmouth
Lisbon
Penzance
Surprize
Retexege
Packer
Franny
Spain
Portugal
Prince Adolphus Packer
Fale
St. Vincent
Union
Fland
Dormer
Bristol
Inegada
Egypt
Rosetta
Damietia
Hutchinson
Nile
Defarr
Hilfarcher
Alexandria
Huccinson
Cairo
Capitan Pacha
el Hanka
Hone Popham
Uetears
Menau
Sun
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Bayonne
Regens
St. Wincesss
Portugel
Louis Bonaparte
Mr. Frere
London
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