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News of Montemar victory near Bitonto in six thousand prisoners
From Rome and Venice reports Montemar’s forces attacked the enemy at Bitonto on June 25, routing the German army of about 7,000 infantry and 2,400 horse. The Spaniards pursued to capture tents and baggage, taking 6,600 foot, 180 light horse, and 400 hussars prisoner, with high‑ranking captives among the spoils. French forces remained near Fore Wechthel Monde, while Admiral Gordon ferried supplies and prepared actions against Philipsburgh and Copenhagen.
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