Losses from the Battle near Audenarde and Allied dispatches
Reports from Hague and London detail a massive allied loss near Audenarde with 320 killed, 4000 wounded, and 3027 deserters. Prisoners include eleven general officers and 748 staff officers, with 7620 private soldiers captured. Additional items mention ships, transport plans for Queen of Portugal, and local notices of sales and appointments.
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