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The New Hampshire Gazette And General Advertiser
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Intelligence from France via vessel from Havre-de-Grace (left June 20): No actions since battles of Mans and Valenciennes; armies close; troops deplore delusion leading to Dillon's fate and desire discipline. Passengers: Buffillot, de la Bigarre, Peaubelle, Desdoity.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM FRANCE.
A vessel is arrived at New-York, from Havre-de-Grace. She left it the 20th June—and generally informs, That no action had happened since those of Mans and Valenciennes; that the armies were not far from each other; that the army in general was deploring the delusion which occasioned Dillon's fate, and that discipline was an object much sought after, and desired by the patriotic soldiery.—
Messrs. Buffillot, de la Bigarre, Peaubelle, and Desdoity came passengers in the vessel.
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France
Event Date
20th June
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no actions since mans and valenciennes; armies near each other; deploring dillon's fate
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A vessel from Havre-de-Grace reports no military actions since those at Mans and Valenciennes; armies positioned close to each other; the army laments the delusion causing Dillon's fate and seeks improved discipline among patriotic soldiers.