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Foreign News October 1, 1806

The National Intelligencer And Washington Advertiser

Washington, District Of Columbia

What is this article about?

The Thalia frigate arrived at Portsmouth from the East Indies with dispatches reporting fears of renewed war in India with Scindia and Holkar. An assault on Scindia's fort at Gwalior on February 21 resulted in casualties, including the death of a British individual's brother.

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August 1.

The Thalia, frigate has arrived at Portsmouth from the E. Indies, with dispatches. She sailed from the Ganges on the 21st March, and from St. Helena on the 9th ult.

The peace in India, we fear, has been but of short duration. Letters, we understand, have been received by the Thalia, which mention, that apprehensions were entertained of the war being renewed, both with Scindia and Holkar. Indeed, a letter received by a gentleman of the first respectability, advises him of the death of his brother, who, it is stated, fell in an assault made on the 21st of February, upon the fort of Gwalior, occupied by Scindia and his troops. Scindia, in consequence of the late treaty, was put in possession of Gwalior about 6 weeks previous to the time when this attack upon it is stated to have been made.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Campaign War Report Colonial Affairs

What keywords are associated?

India War Renewal Scindia Holkar Gwalior Assault British Dispatches Thalia Frigate

What entities or persons were involved?

Scindia Holkar

Where did it happen?

India

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

India

Event Date

21st Of February

Key Persons

Scindia Holkar

Outcome

death of a brother in assault on gwalior fort

Event Details

Apprehensions of renewed war with Scindia and Holkar; assault on Scindia's fort at Gwalior on 21st February, where a British individual's brother was killed; Scindia possessed Gwalior via recent treaty about 6 weeks prior.

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