May 28 update from Vienyd on army positions and peace hopes
FE general headquarters report poor conditions at Sch he with no new Fed soldiers from the Ruffians. Advancing posts lie in the Palatine of Po den. artillery and baggage yet to pass the V4: ftula. Burseels expected in want of money. an army to assemble at Freac au to be commanded by Ming Ainfelé Lethe. Some glimmers of peace negotiations at Diabau in Silesia by commissioners handling prisoner exchanges.
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Vienyd
Pofen
Teyting
Diabau
Silesia
L'On Don
Whitehall
Clavering
Tn Leslie
Butkingham
Barrington
Commodore Moore
See ‘Pite
Bar ¥Ing- Epon
Capeferre
Guadalupe
Mar
Fort,Royal
Fort Louis
Saintes
Louis
Fort. Logis
Comithorpre Moore
Prince Rupert's Bay
Grand' Terres
Desea St. Francois
Froy
Fendin
St. Anne
Striking British Siege at Guadalupe and Capeferre 1759
The dispatches recount Colonel Clavering and Brigadier Crump leading a force to Guadalupe and Capeferre, landing at Ayneville and Saintes, seizing batteries, overcoming entrenched defenses, and driving the enemy from key positions toward Petit Bourg and Saint Marys. Major incidents include the Fort Royal explosion casualties, a successful sortie to destroy a battery, and rapid river crossings by canoe to outflank enemy works.
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Pat Louis
Garrifort
Follie
Gofier
Defbrifay
Fort Royal
Raffeterre
Melvill
Leeward Islands
Goveynor
Trollope
63D Regiment
Blomer
Tangane
Petit Bourg
Guoyage
St. Mary’s
Crump
Bay Mahaut
Clavering
Guayave
Caperterre
Almos
Chavering
Ennis
Lafer
Arnaville J
Arid
Antigua
Todandi
Woolwich
Pogens
Capeferre
Guadalupe
Ayneville
le Corn
Davids
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Liszard
Petit ‘Besry
Captain Uvedale
Granada
Shelly
Eogalier Crump
Guoyave
Chlébét Barlow
St. Mary's
Barlow