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Foreign News December 1, 1802

The National Intelligencer And Washington Advertiser

Washington, District Of Columbia

What is this article about?

French troops evacuated fortified places in St. Domingo due to formidable opposition from the Blacks and retreated to the Island of Tortuda for reinforcements, according to reports received in Jamaica and relayed to New York on November 25.

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N. w York, Nov. 25.

FRENCH EVACUATED ST. DOMINGO.

MINGO.

Mr. Baet, owner of the ship Percuss, arrived here yesterday from Jamaica, informs us, that just before he sailed, news had been received there, by American vessels, that the French troops had evacuated the different fortified places of St. Domingo, in consequence of the formidable opposition of the Blacks ; and had gone to the Island of Tortuda, to wait for reinforcements. This information was generally believed at Kingston; at which port nearly thirty sail of American vessels had recently arrived from the different ports of that Island.

What sub-type of article is it?

Rebellion Or Revolt Military Campaign Colonial Affairs

What keywords are associated?

French Evacuation St Domingue Black Opposition Tortuda Island Jamaica Reports

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Baet

Where did it happen?

St. Domingo

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

St. Domingo

Key Persons

Mr. Baet

Outcome

french troops evacuated to island of tortuda for reinforcements

Event Details

French troops evacuated the different fortified places of St. Domingo due to formidable opposition of the Blacks and went to the Island of Tortuda to wait for reinforcements. Information received in Jamaica by American vessels and believed at Kingston.

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