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Foreign News August 14, 1761

The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

Captain Stacey arrived in Marblehead from Lisbon with a London print of May 26 reporting that British forces had not fully reduced Belleisle, but only the Citadel remained, suggesting imminent surrender of the garrison and island.

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BOSTON, August 10.

Tuesday Captain Stacey arrived at Marblehead in 38 Days from Lisbon, by whom we have a London Print of the 26th of May last, which contains Accounts received in England from the Forces at the Attack on Belleisle: The whole of which was not reduced, when the Cutter left that Island, as has been mentioned lately in the Papers: -But as only the Citadel remained, according to the last Intelligence, there is no doubt the whole Garrison, with the Island must soon after have surrender'd.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Campaign Naval Affairs

What keywords are associated?

Belleisle Attack British Forces Citadel Holdout Imminent Surrender London Accounts

What entities or persons were involved?

Captain Stacey

Where did it happen?

Belleisle

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Belleisle

Event Date

As Of Late May (London Print Of 26th May)

Key Persons

Captain Stacey

Outcome

only the citadel remained unconquered; whole garrison and island expected to surrender soon after.

Event Details

Accounts from British forces indicate the attack on Belleisle was ongoing, with the island not fully reduced when the cutter departed, contrary to recent papers; only the Citadel held out per latest intelligence.

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