Grand Army to march on Orchies in attempt against the Enemy
From Hague and various postings report a Muscovite victory over the Swedes at Pultowa with high casualties and 2000 prisoners. Letters claim leadership names and officers captured. News from Dover and Dublin notes naval movements, Palatine settlements, and civilian notices amid broader wartime activity across Europe.
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Silesia
Saxony
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Gesteral Goltz
Pultowa
Marfbzi Rhenschield
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Stackelberg
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Gohr
Count Piper
Sweden
Peter
Prince of
Wirtemberg
Meffieurs Torcy
Voisin
Rouille
Valenciennes
Dunkrk
Offend
Genoa
Provence
Tournay
Madrid
Leride
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Augustus
Pare
Buftol
Barbatos
Dover
Lord Dursley
Dunkirk
John Leat
Newark
Burford
Mont
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Youfre
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Kinsale
Dublin
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Earl of
Thomas Herbert
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Regiment of Foot
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Samuel Bowe
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