Siege of Cairo
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The <entity_1> also known as the <entity_3> Campaign was a <entity_4> that took place during the <entity_0>, between French and British with <entity_2> forces and was the penultimate action of the Egyptian Campaign. Joined by a sizeable <entity_2> force Hutchinson invested <entity_3> and on 27 June the surrounded 13,000-strong French garrison under General Augustin Daniel Belliard, out-manned and out-gunned then surrendered. At 10 am Royal Marines and sailors under Captain Curry with four boats and three armed launches commenced an attack upon the French forts at Er-Rahmaniyeh and at 4 pm were supported by <entity_2> gunboats and soon the French made a general retreat towards <entity_3> leaving in the fort 110 of their sick and wounded. The British force on the 14th continued their march towards the capital of <entity_5> and on their way captured a French armed vessel and sixteen Feluccas conveying wine, brandy and clothing listed as around £5000 in sterling and 150 troops along with heavy pieces of ordnance which were headed from <entity_3> to Er-Rahmaniyeh. On the evening of the 28th the British and the <entity_2>'s took possession of Giza and <entity_3> where the British and Turkish colours were conjointly hoisted.
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