Siege context and fleet movements across Lisle and Ghent
Long dispatches describe Allied forces under Prince Eugene and Marlborough facing French plans around Lisle Bruges Ghent and Bruges canals. Reports note envisaged lines from Scheld to Lys and possible assaults on Offend Bruges or Brussels area with 60000 troops at Helshin and heavy artillery shifting. Naval notes recount Portuguese queen's arrival at Rotterdam and privateer activity near Valencia Holyhead and Dublin with deserters offered rewards.
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Godfrey
Ingaldsby
Lilo
Sabin
Primrose
Eugene
Prince of Frifelend
Prince of
Hesse-Cassel
Count of
Nifzu Weilburg
Veblen
Richard Temple
Duke of Marborough
Lislee
Duke of Berwick
Aby
Mortagne
Bruges
Great
Brujels
Audenarde
Ghent
Lisle
Bruseis
Upper
Nesber- Scheld
Aloff
Scheld
Lys
Gevre
Deine
Duke of Burgundy
Brussels
Duke of Marlborough
Hechin
Courtray
Lovendegem
Prince Eugene
Majorca
Yinorca
Calvi
Corsica
Caja
Catzloniz
Toulon
Hieres
Genez
Onbergs Hague
Viders
Savoy
Brianson
Paris
Rotterdam
Portugal
Doelen
England
Dingle
Prince of Bristol
Biddiford
Virginia
Valencia
Killebeggs
Two Brothers
Patience
Leverpool
Indico
Weste Indies
Loughwilly
Leighton Friget
Welcom
Hope
Rainbow
Endeavour
Whitehaven
Elizabeth
Oak
America
Ringsend
Mary
Roger Bradbaugh
Regiment of Foot
Alexander Grant
William Burn
Tyrade
Humphry Lewis
Mr. Watson