Cpanel DB Salvage, reconfig Admin

My old host died (eLief), I managed to backup a working copy of my [login to view URL] website using a software called Backstreet Browser in this format the file is 25.9 MB. I decided to go to a cloud server and requested transfer which they couldnt because Cpanel was not working (old host didnt renew license) After the restore by my new host "Siteground," they did it thru FTP because Cpanel was not working, this backup according to them was 3.5 GB The DB was so large because this was a multi-site Admin setting involving 13 different sites. When they were restoring, they found that [login to view URL] was the main default DB so they did something (changed the directory syntax) to substitute it with [login to view URL] because I was more interested in restoring daedousa. Now, the problem is that [login to view URL] although displays the heading daedousa it is really not the daedousa site, but an italian version of a different site/domain named [login to view URL] (which I own and was part of the multi site Admin) Now, the products descriptions and pages are in Italian, the currency is euro so it is obvious that I am showing [login to view URL] but with a heading that says daedousa. I need my [login to view URL] as it was a week ago, maybe this can accomplished by restoring/rebuilding thru the solution I provided with Backstreet Browser, or maybe thru the backend, or exploring the extracted FTPbackup file to find the real and original DB of daedousa Bottom line I need the following websites working properly and configured (and if possible with the [login to view URL] DB backend of customers, orders, pages, etc... The websites are: [login to view URL], [login to view URL] and [login to view URL] The old DNS host name was [login to view URL] [login to view URL] is TierPoint although my contract for services is with one of their subclients "[login to view URL]" and I am current with my payments, it would be ideal if this server was up again and if ultimately Cpanel was restored, that way I would just temporarily point the DNS back to them and everything would be easier but highly unlikely. Attached is the website [login to view URL] was it used to look, for a live current one just visit [login to view URL] you will see the difference