A Soldier's Jealousy and a Kingly Temptation Tale
A translated tale recounts Chateau briant, famed French nobleman, and Mademoiselle de Foix. He is spurned by fate and a kingly court, leading to betrayal, a duel, a forced flight, and a fatal letter. The story blends romance, vengeance, and tragedy across dynastic stakes.
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Surrender of Michie by French garrison at Malabar
Dispatches from Bombay report the surrender of Michie on February 16 to Thomas Hodges at Tellicherry and Hector Munro’s forces on the Malabar coast. The Allied army lists its killed in action in a later notice from St James's.
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