Siege and retreat at Acre details from Sidney Smith letter
An extensive dispatch from Captain Sir William Sidney Smith aboard the Tigre to Evan Nepean recounts the 1799 Acre siege and allied actions. It describes repulsed French assaults, Turkish reinforcements, naval gun actions, and strategic maneuvers around Jaffa and Mount Lebanon, with casualties and a dramatic retreat following heavy losses.
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Jerusalem
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Proclamation Notice on Royal Session and Parliament Dispatch
The document outlines a royal proclamation in the seventh year of reign to shorten time for giving notice of royal statutes in Parliament. It envisions informing on meeting days for the dispatch of business and to provide for summoning Parliament with fourteen days notice.
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