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Georgetown Gazette

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1801

Page

2

French Defeat at Aboukir Stands Despite Naval Reinforcements

From Paris and Alexandria reports the battle near Aboukir ends with French forces, led by General Friant and Menou, repelling the landing but yielding to superior numbers. The enemy suffers heavy casualties while the French garrison at Alexandria receives reinforcements. The fleet remains blockaded in the port with several ships, including the Lodi and Regencre, reporting on peace and troop movements.

Regencree Rochefort Africaine Friant Alexandria Aboukir Bay of Aboukir Lodi Gantheaume Mediterranean Eith Abervi Menou

Between Aboukir and Merabouk Health Report Reference

A fragmented maritime text mentions Goren and Ra The Maritime Prefe with terms like exact copy and Prat VENCES. The readable lines suggest navigation notes or a log fragment between Aboukir and Merabouk. No clear event or outcome is stated.

Aboukir Merabouk Goren

Expedition to India plan outlines Franco Russian Austro links

London reports a proposed Franco Russian Austrian alliance for a large Indian expedition against Erith power. The plan details joint armies totaling about 105 000 troops marching via the Danube to the Black Sea, crossing to the Caspian region and advancing to Indus river areas with Astrabad and Aftrabad as coalitions centers.

London India Erith France Russia Austria Indus Ausstria Danube Black Sea Astracan Caspian Sea Astrabad Indosran Rhine Euxine Sea Sea of Azoph Taganroc Don Amall

War Talk With Algiers Warns of Barbary Conflict

A dispatch from Washington dated May 28 reports Colonel Humphreys and Consul O’Brien, detailing messages from Algiers and Tripoli. The Bey of Tripoli rejects mediation, threatens war against the United States, and urges armed response while officials discuss naval force and protection of merchant vessels.

Tego Malo Flate Colonel Humphreys Yous Algiers Consul O'Brien Tripoli Cathcart United States Mion Mediterranean Europe

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