Capitulation terms proposed at Nimeguen siege 1794
Fragmentary notes describe a proposed capitulation of Nimeguen during a siege in 1794. Details include garrison terms, evacuation, surrender of arms and baggage, and prisoner handling, with references to commands by Col. Datneavis and the French siege general.
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London News Summary from November Dispatches
Reports from London recount naval and military updates: French forces retreating to winter quarters after siege attempts. Warsaw contemplating capitulation to Russians amid Praga capture by 20 000 troops. British ships Victory and Sybil arrive with praise for Lord Hood and Captain Cook brings news from Brest and New York bound traffic.
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