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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

14 Feb 1758

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 14, 1758

Page

3

Siege and Treaty Events In Bengal Camp Chronicle

Debates over Nabob's refusal to allow a garrison at Coflimbuzar lead to British ally action. Clive advances from Chandernagore, captures Cutwa Fort, defeats Suraja Dowla, and seizes his camp with cannon. Jaffer Ally Dawn installed as Nabob, French troop aid thwarted, and treaty terms with penalties and tributes outlined.

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Galconda Jasher Dann Chandernagore Cosimbuzar Clive Hagley Cutwa Caflimbuzar Jaffier Dawn Jaffer Roy Dowlab Suraja Dowla Montell Monick Chaund Cawn Muxadavad Iinxer Subah Bengal Bahar Orixa Law Coffimbazar Nabob Coote Adlercron Vizagapatam Faffer Cawn Bahadar Mahmund Jaffer Cawn Bahadar Allum Geer Mogul Admiral Watson Colonel Clive Drake Mr. Watts Nabob Surajad Dowla Calcutta Moratto Ditch Ramazan N.B Nabob Jaffer Watson Admiralty Office His Majesty Torbay Chichester Portsmouth Philadelphia Essex John Heneger Stratford John Henniker Newton Hall Christopher Cooper Stoke Neyland Suffolk Chapman Ames Whiteley Leeds York French Nestleton Horncastle Lincoln John Griffith Bristol Smoctier Christen India Ditto India Ditto Prem Tata Navy
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Postscript To the Goopy People of Gotham in Crisis Time

A fragmented postscript admonishes loyal crowds to humble themselves before God and seek providence during national calamities. It contrasts swift military fortune with perceived moral failures, credits Heaven for opportunities, and urges accountability of leaders while warning against blaming common soldiers. It references recent naval events, plague-like sickness, and the Montague convoy’s movements from Portsmouth to Gibraltar.

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Minca Gorham Heaven John Norris Portsmouth Gibraltar King of Prussia Malta
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