Proposals for Truce and Evacuation in Holland War
A British French and Batavian dispatch outlines options to suspend hostilities, retain current positions, and evacuate coasts and inland waterways of Holland by November if Brune accepts. It pledges protection for inhabitants, adherence to forthright conduct, and three days to execute agreed terms with General Brune and Duke of York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Helder
Texel
Zuyder Zee
Ocean
Carey
Zayder-Zee
North Holland
Brune
Brone
Holland
H. Taylor
Michaar
Duke of York
Knox
York and Brune exchange terms to halt hostilities
The Duke of York proposes a cessation of hostilities as his forces withdraw from Batavian territory by November end. Frederick Duke of York and General Brune discuss terms to avoid destruction and inundation, with Major-General Knox authorized to finalize the agreement at Schagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen Brune
Alkmaar
Duke of York
Europe
Brune
Schagen Bragg
Knox
Frederick Duke of York
Gen. Brune
Schagen Brug
the Duke of York
Explanatory Note on Batavian Armistice Conditions
Fragmentary article text outlines proposed terms between Britain and the Batavian Republic. It covers prisoner releases, exchange parity, fortress Helder restoration, troop withdrawals, embarkation timelines, and naval movements. It preserves named entities such as Duke of York, Gen Brune, Batavian Republic, Admiral De Winter, and Admiral Storey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of York
Gen
Brune
Gen. Brune
Mitchell
Storey
Coust
England
Hall
de Winter
The
Helder
Eaglish
Gas Brune
Bendam
Schagen
Zuyp
Batavia Republic