British Triumph Near Seedapore Marks End of Sutraun’s Reign
London reports confirm St George dispatches on March 6 1799 at the Ghautis show a brilliant and complete victory over Theod Sutraun. General orders praise Major General Har tiey Lieutenant Colonel Mowreeson and the European brigade for repelling attacks and securing a decisive defeat, with Sutraun’s fate and rival chiefs potentially sealed.
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Theod Sutraun
Fawcett
Bombay
East India Company
Seringapatm
Great Britain
Stuart
Seedapore
Tripop
Periaputtam
1Rpoc
Perf N. Ke
Toremen Lus
HarTiey
Mowreeson
Celenel Dunnop
Mangalre
Doubile
Batr-lida Company
England
Debates in the French Councils and Royal Family news
Material extras from the debates in the French Councils discussed amid a mature yet chaotic Republic. The piece analyzes risks to the Club and Jacobins, with speculation on a possible Convention versus a new Commune. Royal affairs include the 1799 Windsor and Maidstone review, regiments raised, and a note of loyalty amid wartime strain.
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Republic
Dia Baxeras
Decige
Paris
Committee of Safety
Luximburgh
Parnes Cr Hagies
Suwannon
Usu«epre
Lunteers
God Save the King
Lord Rou~nex
Kins
Quen
Priscesses
London
Dukes of Yort
Camprizano
Groucestrer
MinistTea
Dunpas
Winpuam
Cuancelior and
Mastra
Rolls
Charles Mippieron
Liston
Maidstone
Tattayrany
Delacroix
Zalleyrand
Egypt
Islanim
Murar Bevys
Tattereanp
Devacroix
Mancaton
Office For Foreign Affairs
Talley- Rand
Ausertt Dusayer
Porte
Polds
Devracnoix
Tabernacle
Jamaica-street
Glasgow
Messrs
Rownang
Gr Pas Spet Ageee Age pus oe has fam
A brief fragment notes an aged person and family ties in a local context. The unreadable OCR prevents clear identification of names, places, or events, but indicates a community concern around an elderly individual and kin connections.
Revenue Cutters sail for Secret Expedition from Portsmouth
A large fleet of Revenue Cutters arrived at Portsmouth from the Downs and sailed for Cowes to embark the 85th Regiment for a secret expedition. Fleet movements include the Agamemnon failing from Yarmouth Roads and Ruffian admiral vessels joining near the Nore and steering for the Holland coast. Several ships remain with armed transports bound for Northward and New York duties.
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Portsmouth
Downs
Cowes
Lowestoffe
Yarmouth Roads
Agamemnon
Nore
Red
Holland
Deal
Mayjesty
Blonde
Speedwell
Adder
Brothers
Waterman
New York
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Windsor Lodge
Richmond Gardens
Sir Joseph JR
Windsor
Ametia
Windsor Theatre
Afadras
Lombay
Eat India Company
Alan Gardner
Adour Goo
Ceptain Poream
Lieut
Peart
Agth
Revel
Cadiz
Mediterranean
Lutile
Keira
Minorca
Gerea
Keith
Genoa
Carthagena
Duncan
Aberdeen
New Rest
Waterford
Johnson
Ireland
Jrustice
Buoonaparte
Acre
Sydney Smith
Gustav Pacha
Buownaparte
Sypney
Constantinople
Kemworu
Birmingham
Rolla
Pizarro
Coount Woronzow
Refian
Marley
Paul
Suwarrow
Coniiss
Harrow
Chelmsford
Carlisle
Samupfl
Zoo
True Kent
Augusta
Buizaperu
Tarrincron
Kew Paaester
Lord Romney
Moat Park
Maddlone
Earl Campen
Riverhead
Prince of Wales
Duke of
Cumaercan
Wednesdey
Tolanstone
Ines
Maidstore
Sraprwo Logr
Duke of York
Cuartnes Grey
Ropert Lawrisz
Pits
Dunxpns
Winonam
Lerp Charceltor
Palace of
Wares
Dukes of York
Dumbertann
Gloucester
Charles Grey
Roneart Lawris
General Fox
His Majesty
Princesses
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Chambers
Pavillion
Lord Romyszy
Maasiam’s
County of
Kent
Robert Lawes, Bart
Fox
Sisjerty
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