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Story February 23, 1813

The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

Col. Bernardo's expedition, led by Col. Magee, against Spanish provinces has failed. They proposed retreat terms to Gov. Salcedo, who consented but excluded Spanish allies. Americans refused, and are now besieged in Labadie, 70 miles west of San Antonio, with capture expected.

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Natchitoches Dec. 28.

It is now ascertained that Col Bernardo's expedition (the adventurers headed by col. Magee) against the neighboring Spanish provinces has failed. They proposed terms to gov Salcedo requesting permission to retreat from the Spanish territory. To this Salcedo consented, excluding however, from the benefits of such arrangements, all the Spanish subjects associated with the invaders—to this the American part of the army would not consent, and are now shut up in Labadie, about 70 miles west of St Antonio. No doubt is entertained of their ultimate capture.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event Military Action

What themes does it cover?

Misfortune Catastrophe

What keywords are associated?

Expedition Failure Magee Bernardo Spanish Provinces Retreat Terms Besieged Labadie Ultimate Capture

What entities or persons were involved?

Col Bernardo Col. Magee Gov Salcedo

Where did it happen?

Labadie, About 70 Miles West Of St Antonio, Spanish Territory

Story Details

Key Persons

Col Bernardo Col. Magee Gov Salcedo

Location

Labadie, About 70 Miles West Of St Antonio, Spanish Territory

Event Date

Dec. 28

Story Details

Expedition against Spanish provinces fails; retreat terms proposed but rejected due to exclusion of Spanish allies; Americans besieged in Labadie, capture anticipated.

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