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Foreign News September 5, 1810

Norfolk Gazette And Publick Ledger

Norfolk, Virginia

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Ship Magnet arrived in Philadelphia from Cadiz on Aug. 31, reporting no major events up to July 25. Rumored disaster to General Craufurd's division is untrue. French siege continues without reinforcements, with failed shelling attempts; allies fortify positions. Cadiz well-supplied with provisions.

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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 31.

LATEST FROM CADIZ.

Yesterday arrived at this port, the ship Magnet, Capt Myrick, in 31 days from Cadiz. Capt. M. informs, that down to his sailing (July 25th) no events of important nature had occurred. He heard nothing of the reported disaster of general Craufurd's division from which it is presumable the account is entirely untrue. The French continued the siege without any augmentation of force, and made frequent and unsuccessful attempts to throw shells into the city. The allies were equally active in erecting their fortifications. It will be observed by an article under our marine head furnished by capt. M. that on the score of provisions Cadiz is amply supplied.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Campaign War Report

What keywords are associated?

Cadiz Siege French Shelling Allies Fortifications General Craufurd Provisions Supply

What entities or persons were involved?

Capt Myrick General Craufurd

Where did it happen?

Cadiz

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Cadiz

Event Date

Down To July 25th

Key Persons

Capt Myrick General Craufurd

Outcome

no events of important nature; reported disaster untrue; french unsuccessful attempts; cadiz amply supplied with provisions

Event Details

Ship Magnet arrived from Cadiz reporting ongoing siege: French continued without augmentation, made frequent unsuccessful shell attempts; allies active in fortifications.

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