Campaign of Tellicherry and Cannanore detailed
The narrative details operations around Tellicherry and Cannanore in 1790 1791, describing Abercromby Hartley and Medows actions against Tippoo Sultan’s forces. It notes sieges at Cannanore and Baragurry, capitulations of Cannanore and Cuttahpore, capture of colours and cannon, and allied troop movements along the Malabar coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Indies
Princess Royal
Cannanore
Stephen Lubington
East India Company
Sellicherry
England
Bombay
Drake Snow
Cannasore
Sclen
Tellicherry
Travancore
Hariley
Medows
Coimbatoré
Hartley
Malabar
Frederick
Durwar
Palicancherry
Madras
Coimbatore
Paniani
Floyd
Sallimungulum
Ghauts
Palicaudcherry
Teilicherry
Tippoo
Egar
His Majesty
77Th Regiment
1St
Bombay Regiment
Cananore
Carley
Carey
The Aunts of the King of the Frewen in Rome
April 20 reports the aunts arriving to an audience with the Pope. They received from the Holy Father a lavish display of eatables and baskets. The Pontiff returned the favor and a large crowd greeted the royal visitors at the Vatican. The princesses attended St Peter's Mass and received the Sacrament. Their Majesties arrived at two o'clock to the Palace of Farnese amid artillery salutes. Cacuiostro is escorted to St Leon fortress at Ferrara by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal de Brinrs
Mesdames
Holy Father
Vaticans
St. Peter’s Church
Vizier Magnifies War Efforts and Army Pay Rise
From ConsTantinople dated March 28, reports say the Vizier’s influence grows, war preparations expand, and British Cabinet leverage on the Divan is clear. Governors must supply troops under death penalties, infantry pay rises to 60 piastres aided by Jews and Christians. Foreign officers now bolster discipline as a Franks corps begins under two renegades. The first fleet division of about 60 ships nears Varna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannatloré
Biliapatam
Chenkal
Nurrearow
Tippoo
Ca‘nara
Astae
Hartley
Tuluckabad
His Majesty
Grenadier
Travancore
Ventzetty Cottah
Tervanamgurry
T’rincalote
Pirit
Moutaub Khan
Turackabad
Barragurry
Cootahpore
Cattanad
Billiapatam River
Cape Comorin
Byron
Phoenix
Carley
Turuckabad
Meadows
Paliaudcherry
Cuppage
Coimbatore
Robert Abercromby
Naitirs
Cartinadd
Cherikal
Couche
Gockran
Fort St. George
Bombay
Maxwell
Grand Army
Covenpatnam
Ghauts
Medows
Cavery
Colonel Maxwell
Oodendurgum
Covenporam
ConsTantinople
Varna
Comte de Mercy Arcenteau Arrives, Travels to Bridges
His Excellency the Comte de Mercy Arcenteau, minister plenipotentiary to the emperor, arrived last Saturday, visited Barons and Docks in Ostenp, and then departed for Briges via Blankenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostenp
Comte de Mercy Arcen- Teau
Blankenberg
Swedish News Briefs Include Royal Illness and Travel Doubts
In Stockholm on April 1g the King suffers erysipelas with swelling in the injured arm from the last war but no peril is seen. Uncertain if the King will proceed to Aix la Chapelle given North affairs. A frigate bound for Morocco under Count de Rosens Train is detained. Baron OrysHoupp, Sudermania governor, has died recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
William Wyndham
Lord Grenville
William Pitt
Exchequer
Henry Dundas
Frederick Campbell
James Duke of Montrose
Thomas Steel
India
Stockholm
Sweden
Order of the Seraphim
Baron Armfeldt
Platen
Count Oxenstierna
Count Munk
Baron Igelstroem
Verele
Eryspelas
Aix-la-Chapelle
Morocco
Count de Rosens
Baron OryscHoup
Sudermania
France in Flux and Theatres to Crime in London
At a Paris meeting M de Kersaint urged liberties independent of the Crown. Debates of Club des Jacobins are published, while French coin legends and gilding decline. In Madrid M Tueopore died, leaving a guarded legacy. In London Mrs Sippons’s Zara benefit drew a fashionable Drury Lane crowd. In Bristol a footman aided by Richard Perry’s accomplice Miss Clerke’s abduction arrests. A brutal crime in Stonecutter Street ended in a wife’s murder over money, the husband captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Constitution
Paris
M. de Kersaint
Club Des Facobins
National Assembly
France
Faeddus
Louis
M. Tueopore
Peru
Madrid
Walloon Guards
M.de Lanrre
Prince of
Castleforte
William Green
Richard Perry
Miss Clerke
Newgate
Bristol
Murper
Stonecutter Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
London Gazette
His Majesty’s
Honourable Company
Terranangurry
His Majesty’s 75Th Regiment
Naigue
Ath
Ditto
Fepoy
Fubedar
Jemedar
Oficers
Lawman
Artillery
Blatchford
Engineers
Charles Stewart
7Th Battalion
Powell
Majesty’s
Abercromby
Lafcar
His Majesty’s 77Th Regiment
Native Infantry
Wm. Minchin
Berkley-street
Hanover-square
Chapman
Guildhall
London
Berry and Sweeting- Meard-street
Soho
John Denny
Barby
Northamptonshire
Mr. Davies
Lothbury London
Wm. Alder
Gray’s-inn-lane
Middlesex
Sadler
Plaisted
Barnard’s Inn
Holborn
Sam. Sheen
Alex. Sheen
Drury-lane
Winbolt
New Basin
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Cho. Halfe
Penzance
Cornwall
Attornies
Carpenter and Harris
Southwark
John Harrison
Kennington
Surry
Meff Carpenter
Harris
Francis James
Newsgate-street
Thomas
Fencourt
Fenchurch-street
William Gibbs
Fowey
White Hart
St. Austrell
Joseph Gattey
William Waller
Wandworth
Lurry
Thomas Howard
Wardour-street
Westminster
Cornhandle
Joseph Trone
Amersham
Buckinghamshire
Philip Constable
Redmond
Barry
Birmingham
Hobson’s'Tavern
Worcester-street
Joseph Hagger
Hemel Hempstead
Hertfordshire
Salomon Holston
Gloucester-street
Queen-square
Mercer
John Johnson
Red Lion Passage
Red- Lion Square
Hatter
Gilbert Fox
Wapping-wall
Tho. Bird
Horsebrook
Staffordshire
Une
Joseph Pinckny
Union-row
Walworth
Batser
Gene
Fho. Burkitt
Chetham Hill
Manchester
Henry Slack
Bath-lane
Cannon-street
Samuel Fidiman
Rome
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