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 Madras Courier 1792

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Date transcribed2000-00-00
Transcribed byPeter Schofield
CommentNames transcribed from (microfilmed copy held in the British Library) the Madras Courier, Vol VIII, Numbers 326-341, 1792.

View all other items of "Surname" with value "Cornwallis" in "Madras Courier 1792" Surname  Cornwallis    
Rank  Lord    
Occupation or Status  Commander of Army    
View all other items of "Location" with value "Vencategherry" in "Madras Courier 1792" Location  Vencategherry    
Summary Remarks  Mentioned in accounts of the siege of Bangalore. Signed Lord Cornwallis, Camp at Vencategherry, 24 miles west of Amboor, April 21st 1791. Lieutenant Colonel Maxwell and Major Skelly, the first having conducted the assault which was entrusted to his Direction with great spirit and ability, and the latter having on that occasion, led the European Grenadiers and Light Infantry of the Army, and highly contributed, by his own animated example, to their success. I likewise feel myself much indebted to Lieutenant Colonel Stuart for the able assistance which I constantly derive from his great military experience, and his anxiety to promote by every means in his power, the good of the service; And the friendly support which I receive from General Medows must command my lasting esteem and gratitude.    
Article Type  News Article    
Issue Number  Vol. VIII, No. 339    
Issue Day  5    
Issue Month  April    
Issue Year  1792    
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