Russian Army Victorious at Baffar in Turko Tartars Campaign
The London Evening-Post reports a detailed account from Petersburg of the Russian Veldt Marshal Lacy’s operations near Baffar. After a vigorous start the Tartars retreated, villages and towns were burned to ash, and vast booty and captives were taken as the army advanced toward the Karafs and Sangurski rivers.
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Petersbourg
The
Grim
Count Lacy
Lacy Arriv
Baffar
Karafs
Biffar
Douglas
Vah
Casracks
Calmucks
Askes
Ramajem
Marses
Call
Kolokotzow
Zoco
Sangurski
Caffa
Hosse
Lacy
Vienna
Baron de Gemming
Count Seckendorff
Widdin
Asoon
Seckendorff
Munich
Bender
London
Col. Fuller
Cluff
Charles Wills
Barrel
Shipton
Richard Wiftaw
Symond’s Inn
Stainmore
Middlesex
Miss Peters
Francis Peters
Inner Temple
Cheam
Surrey
Arundel-street
Strand
Alexander Emmeton
Ipswich
Caple
Charg
Yorkshire
Charles Dalton
House of Peers
Henry Ballandine
Ely
Charles. Bodens
Sir Henry Ballandine
Gentlanan-Uther
King
Don
Pedro-Terry
Don Thomas Geraldino
South-Sea Company
Great Britain
Spain
Edinburgh Proposes Severe Punishment for Law Officers Attackers
In Edinburgh on September 1 the Magistrates and Council offered rewards and heavy penalties for those who attack city guards and Execution duty officers during public executions. The measure aims to curb trespass and disorder by offenders, with punishments including scourging and a year in prison.
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Edinburgh
Capt. Porteous
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Auchterhouse
Angus
Serling
Lundie
Dundee
James’ Douglas
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