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Foreign News July 28, 1814

Daily National Intelligencer

Washington, District Of Columbia

What is this article about?

Letter from Norfolk reports news from Bermuda as of July 1: only about 700 marines and invalids present, no barracks or preparations for large troops, no talk of coastal expedition; Admiral Cochrane privately indicated peace would come.

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Extract of a letter from Norfolk to Richmond, dated July 21.

"I have heard from Bermuda as late as the 1st of the present month by a person who left it at that time. He says there were only about seven hundred marines with some invalids, that no barracks were building or other preparations making to receive a large number of troops, nor was there any talk of an expedition fitting for our coast; that Adm. Cochrane was then there, and in private conversation said there would be peace. I think this information may be depended upon."

[Compiler.]

What sub-type of article is it?

Naval Affairs War Report

What keywords are associated?

Bermuda Marines Admiral Cochrane Troop Preparations Coastal Expedition Peace Rumors

What entities or persons were involved?

Adm. Cochrane

Where did it happen?

Bermuda

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Bermuda

Event Date

1st Of July

Key Persons

Adm. Cochrane

Outcome

no preparations for large troop reception or coastal expedition; private statement of impending peace.

Event Details

A person arriving from Bermuda reports only about seven hundred marines with some invalids present; no barracks building or other preparations for large numbers of troops; no talk of an expedition for the coast; Admiral Cochrane present and stated in private conversation there would be peace.

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