Tippoo and Coimbatore Garrison Negotiations Report
Extract from Tippoo Sultan letters and Cornwallis dispatches detailing diplomacy with the Ahmednagar Sirkars faction. Chalmers and allied captives sent to negotiate terms, assurances sought for safe passage, and concerns over capitulation breaches. Includes Cornwallis notes on Abercromby movements, Purferam Bhow's role, and prospects for peace negotiations with confederates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippoco Sultain
Chalmers
Coimbatore
Ahmedu Sirkar
Pelsion
P. S
Cummerul Dien
Chsalmers
Garrifon
Darapoor
G. F. Cherry
George Parry
Sultain
Mahomed
Coimbatoor
Kummer al Dien
Hindoo
Kummer Ul Dien
Paligantcherry
Confederacy
Circadowlut- Batg Ford
Bart
East India House July 2 1792 Letters From St Helena
A fragment describes Mr Cooper delivering papers to the East India Company leaders and a promised personal delivery of a packet to London. General Orders from Earl Cornwallis note preliminaries of peace with Tippoo Sultan, gratuities for officers, ceasefire, and strict discipline for troops until posts are secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cooper
Neptune
Havre de Grace
East India Company
Cheirman
Hoxourchle
Cosirh
Diesters
Earl Cornwallis
Lord Cornwallis
King
Tippoo
Succes
Ation
London notes and naval notices from the Winchester races to Bednore
The Duchess of Gorpon heads for Scotland after Winchester races while General Asexcromate joins Lord Cornwaxuts in the main Army. Government seeks the precise line of demarcation for ceded Throe territories and hopes Bednore is included. The Perseverance frigate was slated for early April, or Cornwallis may return from India. Lord Macartney oversees the Chinese embassy mission with selective appointments. A lightning strike at Furmore in Oxfordshire damages a building and injures none. A Danish brig grounded on a Cattegat shoal near Swederoe Flat, survey underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippoo
Chalmers
Nash
Coimbatoor
Benjarries
Cornwallis
Seringapatam
George Parry
A&t
Charles Oakley
Bart
Ueh
Bhow
Beduiore
Abercromby
Periapatam
Harry Pants
Azeem Ul Omrah
Cmise
Divn
Abercrombby
Tippoor
Nizaim
Purferam Bhow
Nizam
Cep
Om the 7Th Inft
Seringapatam Islands
Kent
England
Cornwallts
Seringapat
Ecb
Duchess of Gorpon
Scotland
Winchester
Asexcromate
Lord Cornwaxuts
Bednore
Lord Cornwallis
India
Europe
Lord Macartney
Furmore
William PeRmar
Oxfordshire
To. Marinees
Cattegat
Swederoe
War News from June 13 1792 Amid Eastern Front Contests
In military dispatches dated June 13, armies hold positions around Luban and Winniva as Ruffians falter. Defectors seek pardons to fight the common enemy, peasants hindered from aiding Russians, and hopes for accommodation persist. In Livonia Russians encamp near Polock, Dwina, forcing magistrates to swear to a constitution. Prussian note replies and Polish court correspondence reflect tense diplomacy as Field Hospital accompanies Prince Poniatowski with the King preparing to depart next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arémear
Luban
Neiat
Bourliand
Winniva
Rurffians
Patriotum Dai
FE Peneaso
Rushyns
Tulezia
Hy ‘Mann
Bealaczerkiew
Dztinzry
Livonia
Polock
Dwina
Zetnikov
Russia
Curefroy
Poland
Prysia
Lithuania
Bei 6Akow
Warsaw
Lecentsinz
Prince Poniatowski
Unsettled Barbary Affairs Highlight Imperial Succession
The narrative from Gibraltar on May 10 portrays ongoing turmoil in Barbary after the emperor's death. Six of his sons are proclaimed, factions hesitate to strike, and barbary roads are dangerous due to assassins and robbers. Cruel acts by Mupey Yezip are cited, with mass killings and brutal punishments reported, yet Barbary provisioning continues to reach the garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbary
Maunomet
Tangier
Mupey Yezip
Wargrave Theatricals Seized in Sheriff Inventory
Sheriffs officers seized various items from Wargrave Theatricals in an execution inventory. The list included items such as a Conjurer's Gown a Clergyman's Cloak a Rolling Pie a Scene of Hell and other peculiar props and costumes like A Fool's Cap and Bells and A General's Truncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elysian Fields
B—re
Mrs Sippons Sails Through Seven Nights at Birmingham
Mrs Sippons is now playing at Birmingham for seven nights. She has already performed four times with varied titles and receipts listed for each night including Douglas-Mrs Sippons and Lady Randolph on the first night and Grecian Daughter with Euphrata on the second, Jane Shore on the third, and Fair Penitent on the fourth, with partial names and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Shore
Sippons
Pons
Galifiay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gazette Extraord
Nary
East India House
London
Robert’ Brooks
St. Helena
Gibraltar
Wargrave Theatricals
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