Siege of Arcot and Pondicherry Campaign Details
The report details European and native troops, artillery, and siege actions near Arcot and Pondicherry in early February. It notes the breach, surrenders, garrison compositions, numbers of wounded and killed, and subsequent prisoner holdings, plus later public notices for bankers and tradesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chirrpuf
Farad
Cavatty
Ree Otwath
Pondicherry
Dé Vitterot
Chittipot
Howitz
le Chevalier Dé Tilly
Smith
Arcot
Profineey
Dabiekest
Menson
Timimery
Monson
Timmery
R6th
Mac Mahon
T S&s
William Tankard
Chipstead
Seven Oaks
Kent
Dealer
Chapman
Guildhall
John Holt
Penmarth
Sussex
the Red Lion
Rye
John Joseph
Witham
Essex
Red Lion Inn
Colchester
Mail from Holland and Berlin Military Actions Reported
Yesterday arrived the Mail from Holland and Berlin with reports of Allied advances in Andam and Demmin and Finnish river landings. General Lusinsky quits Hall as the Duke of Wirtemberg prepares sieges near Leipfic and Merseburgh. The Army of the Empire drives Hulfen from Ter au while Nauendorff’s corps suffers 40 killed and 164 prisoners. Ruffian forces encamp near Schweidnitz and Golbere as fire fleets bombard Murden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Stockholm
Andam
Demmin
Peena
Majtty
Runzewitz
Schweidnite
Nauendorff
Suriegen
Jauer
Beck
Wea
Magdeburgh
Silesia
Schweidnitz
Freyburgh
Hohen-Friedburg
Sibiegau
Poland
Bojanova
Hernstadt
Ophize
Golbere
Bort
Murden
Ram
Battle reports and frontier actions across Europe
Dispatches describe Plettenberg Dragports routing cavalry and taking prisoners, Austrian baggage and artillery moving back toward Schweidnitz, and Allied forces near Marburgh threatening French supply lines. Reports mention Rumors of peace talks, strategic maneuvers at Trautenau and Fulda, and Swedish advances toward Berlin with reinforcements. Details cover sieges, bombardments, prisoners, and depredations along Silesia and Saxony fronts, with various towns evacuated or contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plettenberg
Silesia
Prague
Schweidnitz
Trautenau
Bohemia
Francfort
Marburgh
Fulda
Tapis
Stanislaus
Corbach
Lipsade
Havelberg
Golrze
Pomerania
Colberg
Fraustadt
Zullichau
Posen
Shaw
Magdeburgh
Wirtemburghers
Femplin
Stutzenheimn
Zedenick
Berlin
Hamburgh
Seeback
Sertin
Prince of Bevern
Heffe Import
Caffel
Saxony
Leipsick
Wittensburghers
Hulfon
Torgau
Hanover
Gottingen
Witzenhausen
Masburg
Roth
Gifhorn
Hague
Petersburgh
Soliikof
Marsial Daur
Schweidniz
Marthal Daua
Baudohn
Duke of
Broglio
Peterfourth
Pernyely Aguts
Sbéljikoff
Wade
Rudlig
Ebon
Pivess Catalppines
Baa Boks Laerhie
Madrid
Mrduit
Navarre
Lifton
Portugal
Haerlem
Also Mentioned on This Page
Admiralty-Odice
Mazesy
Eflien
Guerard
Bristols
Gutlahall
Paviarhen
Bristol Bridge
Bristol
Ottober
Forencon
Erary Bridge
Tuonas-Simons
Derrymiley
Sirrey
Dartford
Lewifeam
Bromley
Jnithp
Pune
T Thomas Favell
Nedlewaker
Cou USA
Bagi
Elfen
Preston
Chelmsford
Sheartey
Perlas
Wiajelty
Harley
Newarker
Ely Syrith
Famero
Duke of Marlborough
Jace
de Gaurfe
Sub&ivors
Winchester
Iiltege
Philip Newbolt
Overton
Hants
TL H
Harry Clowderly
Acts Chambers
Harcourt’s Buildings
Inner Fenple
London
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