Siege of Saguntum and siege duties detailed in 1812 report
Report from March 1812 describes the siege of Saguntum with siege works on St Fernando, the breach by 21 and 24 pounders, and trench works carved in rock. It notes the assault on October 18 fails, the capitulation of the fortress on October 26, and losses including Captain Laweran and engineers.
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Valencia
Barcelona
Tortosa
Oropesa
Tis
Saguntum
St. Fernando
St. Peremando
Colsrel Heary
Major Challiot
Challiot
Laweran
Celonyl Tenry
Henry
Oircers
Blake
Marshall Suchet
Rognat
Port Louis Fire Aid Noted in Mauritius Gazette
A Mauritius Gazette report dated January 1, 1812 describes a fire at Port Louis that damaged Madame Forancy’s premises. Residents including Madame Lakausee and family escaped unharmed as the garrison and officers, led by General Warde and Captain Dougie, battled the blaze. The piece praises the swift, disciplined response and notes the need for fire-fighting equipment. It also recalls a separate April Navy pay discussion on exchange losses and proposed pay adjustments for officers abroad.
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Lisbon
Odom
Great Britain
Ireland
Portugal
Senhor Joxro Gandencio Torres
Senhor Joao Croft
Jozo Gaudencio
Joao Croft
France
Ferquhar
Gourbon
England
Bengal
Mauritius
Port Louis
Madame Forancy
Madame Lakausee
Sgn
Fe Hames
Bin
Bertrand
Lis
Warde
Edwards
Darby
Messrs. Smith and Dickson
Engineers
Douglas
Miller
M. Gerard
Dougie
Marine Service
Cours
Bennet
Mediterranean
Yorke
Whitbread
Camidis Bud
Howe
HU. Thornton
Mature
Charles Burrell
Admiral Harvey
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India Gazette
Naor
Poriuasvar
Aew
Ilio Daneizve
Cass
Senhor
Joan Gauterco Torres
Carlos Stuart
Joao Bell
Imtearés Raymatundo Nogueira
Dieningue
Peiveire
Saxpayo
Liton
Dhe
Council of Regency
Comimis- Sicners
Ec Sé