Capitulation articles signed for Maastricht town surrender
London Gazette reports on capitulation terms agreed with Marshal Saxe and General d Aylva for Maastricht. Garrison to march out with arms on honourable conditions on a specified date, with gun salutes and drumbeats, and property claims for enslaved workers to be handled per capture rights, followed by British occupation. Details of Port Louis and St. Jago de Cuba actions, Admiral Knowles operations, and local notices across Dublin and London.
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