Campaigns and Battles Near Moorshedabad and Patna
A lengthy chronicle details British military actions against Coffim Aly in Bengal, including sieges at Cutwa, Moorshedabad, and Mongheer, with heavy European and Seapoy casualties, captures, and the eventual fall of key positions. Major Adams and Major Carnac receive praise for leadership. news covers prisoner statuses, treaties, and future aims to restore Meer Jaffer as Nabob. Additional notes report naval movements and appointments across the empire.
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Phouldar
Budgepore
Carstairs
Arfl
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Mongheer
Wilson
Mackay
Armstrong
Anderson
Peter Campbell
Patna
Coffim Aly
Nabob
Meer Jaftier
Subaship
Burdwan
Nidnapoor
Cuttagong
Nabob Coffim Aly
Meer Jaffer
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Moorthedabad
Cutwa
Coflimbuzar
Long
Actun
Tuckey Dawn
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Moorshedabad
Sooty
Coffimbuzar
Rajamaut
Bengal
Mayjor Adams
Carnac
Knox
Vansiitart
Coflim Aly
Major Adams
Mefirs
Hay
Ruina
Metsis
Turner
London
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Bellona
Elliot
Spithead
Royal George Indiaman
Lenox
Grafton
Manillas
Brussels
Austrian Netherlands
Avon
Bralol
John Fleming
Lieut
Maclellan
William Bryant
John Boundler
Ensign Dalrymple
Captain Forbes
St. Vincent
John Davies
Fairbairne
Michael Smith
George Young
Dominica
John Weir
John Boon
Ancram
Ahalfpay
Matthew MacLeane
Tobago
Walker
William Small
Alexander Henry Gordon
William Young
Vacant Regiments and Suspected Promotions Questioned
A printer’s notice recounts promotions and regimental assignments, naming Sir Harry Erskine Lord George Lennox Col Craufurd and other officers who received various regiments. The writer criticizes a correspondent for naming only one set of gentlemen and implying malice in their assertions.
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Moyston
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
General Howard
Sth Regiment of Dragoons
Col. Scott
Roth
Sandford
Auction Sale of Frezhold Estate in Hereford Parish
The sale, by Mr Laxcrore and Son, describes an estate called Frezhold Woop wicks in Rickinerswords parish Hereford, with farmyard buildings, 4 9 acres of lands, a fishery, timber, and a near market, to be held at Covent Garden on Monday after Easter. Terms include an annual out-going of 21.4125.64, with viewing daily and sale at twelve o'clock.
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Prane
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124Th Regiment
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