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Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Report from Malaga on October 8 indicates the recapture of Toulon was premature and unexpected; troops sailed from Gibraltar, Ville Franche, and Andalusia to reinforce; combined forces hold principal forts securely against land attacks. Spanish defeats in Roussillon confirmed.
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OF TOULON.
Since our last, the schooner Harriot, Captain Howes, has arrived here from Malaga,* which he left the 8th of Octo. By him we learn, that the report of the recapture of Toulon was premature; and that such an event was not even expected at Malaga; that troops had sailed from Gibraltar, Ville Franche, and Andalusia, for that place, and that the combined forces being in possession of the principal forts, thought themselves secure against any attacks which may be made thereon, from the land. The defeats of bodies of the Spaniards, in Roussillon, are confirmed.
* A town of Spain, in Grenada, in the Mediterranean sea, lat. 36. 35. long 4, 35. Toulon is in lat. 43. 7. long. 6. 2. The sail between the two places, is about eight days.
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Toulon
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As Of 8th October
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recapture of toulon premature and unexpected; combined forces secure in principal forts; spanish defeats in roussillon confirmed
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Schooner Harriot arrived from Malaga, left 8th October; report of Toulon recapture premature; troops sailed from Gibraltar, Ville Franche, Andalusia to Toulon; combined forces possess principal forts and feel secure against land attacks; defeats of Spaniards in Roussillon confirmed.