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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 11, 1799

Page

4

Battle news and dispatches from the Continent

London prices for stocks quoted at one o'clock. A GazettE Extraordinaire published with full details of the battle on the 2d and a severe engagement on the 6th. Captain Sir Cuannes Hamilton arrived with Mitchett dispatches, Colonel Browsreg and Scott also arrived. The Commander in Chief delays plans against Amsterdam due to road and canal obstacles and orders to halt reinforcements to Holland.

Cuannes Hamittton Admiralty MitcHett Browsreg Duke of York Scott Amsterdam Haerlem Brownrtee Holland

British Forces Gain at Bergen Opposing Dutch Position

Archive of a London Gazette excerpt details the October 1799 Bergen action where British and allied troops forced a Dutch-Russian line near Wyckop Zee, capturing villages and repelling a strong counterattack. It lists units, notable officers wounded, and prisoners taken, with casualty totals and praise for General Abercromby and others.

Hutchinson Sam, &c Schagen Brug Ocober Beverwyck Haerlem Purmirind Ralph Abercromby Alex. Hope N. B 7Th Light Dragoons Light Dragoons Zuyper Shu Duke of York

Rumor of Suwarow Defeat By Massena Stirs Skepticism

Readers are warned that a telegraphic report from Strasbourg claims Suwarow and the Rufians were defeated with 1000 killed or captured in a Glaris canton battle. The piece questions authenticity, notes parallel French accounts and Massena’s potential gains, and doubts the telegram’s reliability while urging caution amid conflicting reports.

Paris Strafourgh Suwarrow Glaris Italy Massena Strasburght Suwar Gow Suwakrow Strafargh Lucerne Licouase Zurich Massema Schafhaxfeh Sitabia Auchavee Prince of

Capture of Dutch colony Surinam boosts British trade

Officer delivers dispatches from Sig Hney Seve rouR reporting the capture of the Dutch colony of Surinam in South America. The Regula armed brig carried the news to England from Surisch while war fuels conquests. The colony’s crops flood warehouses with coffee, sugars and cotton, promising Europe ample supply and lower West India prices. The spoils are expected to favor the captors and much of Britain’s trade benefits from this victory.

Admiralty Sig Hney Severour Ssrviag South America England Regula Surisch Surinam Sas Europe West India

Lord Haremoron Inquires Yeomanry Engagements For AQual Duty

Friday the Surry Yeomanry received a message from Lord Haremoron asking how many would serve if required. Saturday morning the Guards light infantry battalion under Colonels Cancraft Camppery Disney Woartey marched from St James's Bark to Greenwich and sailed for Holland. Parade time set for seven but men remained at public houses until near ten. they sang and cheered as they crossed Westminster Bridge and hailed God save the King.

Lord Haremoron Surry Yeomanry Light Infantry The Guards Cancraft Camppery Westminster Bridge

Local printer office notice from Salisbury and Blackfriars

An OCR fragment lists names Tagee Seaham Lownon Parwrepay Walter Jon Paincsud Houss Squair Bracyraisie and publisher J Bonsor Salisbury Square. It notes communications to the paper and printers in Blackfriars office, with no clear event.

Tagee Seaham Lownon Parwrepay Walter J-Walter Jon J. Bonsor Salisbury-Square Blackfriars

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London London Gazette Alkmaar Wyck-op-Zee Egmont-op-te-Hoof Egmont-op- Zze Schermerhoorn Acher Sloot Limmen Baccum Wyckop Zee D’effen Bacum O'Qyley Burrard Earl of Chatham Coote Earl of Cavan M. Ronald Rufsians M. Donald Clephane Frederick Henry Dundas, Ge Brownrngz Henry Dundas Royal Artillery Grenadier Battalion Ditto Grenadier Battalion of the Guards 1St Guards Coldstream B6th Ditta Ditte Aig 2d Cajenel Regiment of Foot Ditta Raa Philip Bainbridge M‘curris G6th Regiment of Foot Dickson Foster Qth Grenadier Ligut Dufin Ath Regiment of Foot Lieut Hamilton Gth Alexander Ath Foot Nicholson Passons J. Manis Coonel Maitland Ensign Burke 11 Guards Babington Campbell Newman Stevens Fever John Nicholls Gilman Palman Deare Wilson Highmore Archibald Wynch and Herndon Williams, Johnston King 312 Regiment of Foot Col. Lake Ee le Lisut Cholmondeley Pringlé Archdail Brodie Gilmore Chaplin Gailey Witraham Brown Ellis Hill Moore 4Th Brigade Sontag Calcrafty 2St Light Dragoons Lord Paget W. Gray Queen's Regiments Sdator 3D Brigade Charles Jackson Ath Regiment Ating 5Th Light Dragoons Erskine Nichol Leith Git Regiment of Foot Pratt Leutenant Stafford 31St Regiment Philpot 39Th Regiment Barrington O'Neil Robert Sth Regiment of Foot Hitchman 4Th Foot John Ryan W. T. Brazier White Tandy Rowan Bamfield Seth Ditto Nester Breas Bowen Mutch Liewt. Reilly Royals Barnes Hunter Ainfite Frazer Edmonttown Paggan Birmingham Hope 25Th Foot Pf Weir Johniston Hugh M'Donald S. V. Hinde George Callander F. P. Scott F.C. Carew Alexander W. Light James Peat John A. Grant John Austin Wm. Méinton Alex. Fraser Gordon Hardy Marquis of Haneley John Cameron Alex. Gordon Peter Grant G. Fraser Charles Chad Donald M.‘Donald Charles Cameron John M‘pherson James Bent John MM‘ Leany 17Th Wynne Morrison G6th Foot Phillips 20Th Foots Pawlett Babee Mills M‘niver Lee Gitte Ensign Hall J. 8 Carruthers Gift P. King A. M‘lean William Keith William Lumsden W. H. Dixon Royal Navy Roward Alex Bergen Otober Jas
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