Troops from Germany to reinforce their Army in Flanders
Dispatches from Tournay dated August 18 describe German troops to reinforce the army in Flanders. Detachments of 2000 to 3000 horse from Jollicace to Dauphine. Ghent convoy expected by night. Fortifications from Thun St Martin to Happe ready to trenches by the 26th. French movements likely to retreat toward Cambray.
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Germany
Flanders
Jolliace
Dauphine
Tournay
Ghent
Thun St. Martin
Happe
Cambray
Duke of Marlborough
Bouchain
Wevrechin
Brigade du Roy
Grenadiers
Cadogan
Wavrechin
Morafs
Hourdain
Zco
Liffey
Marthienne
Wayrechin
BS Hague
Bender
Netherlands
Szxony
Augustus
Pomerania
Daft
Remburgh
Berlin
Pris
Morisiéur de Torcy
Marshal de Pillars
Duke of Szvey
Amsterdam
Avecklenburg
Joyn
Sweden
Vieng
Dresden
Poli
Poland
Count de Pflug
Frankfort
Bavariz
Cologn
Garifon
Montfieur Palmquist
London
Lord Danny
Duke of Leeds
Kinsale
Rose Beck
Claes
Low
Vz Maria
Thoms van Secrat
Guinea
Guinea Company
Martenico
Calais
Cork
Susanma
St. Sebastiens
St. Anastatia
Limrick
Elizabeth
Ferrey
Atargan
Montferet
Waterford
Ringsend
Tenby
Leverpool
Adilford
Fames
Newry
James of
Wexford
Fearn- Athes
Dundalk
Mary
Copeland Islands
Donaghadee
Carrickfergus
Noth
Ireland