Siege Operations and Allied Movements Reported Near Scarpe
In May 1710 dispatches detail trench openings on the Scarpe north of the gates of Ocre and Esquerchien. Four battalions and 3000 workers attacked amid inundations, with minimal enemy effect. Boats with artillery and munitions pass through Audenarde, while French troop morale and pay issues provoke looting. Privateers, ship movements, and diplomatic notes from The Hague and London accompany this long, mixed-frontier update.
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Ghent
Audenarde
Marshal de Villers
Cambray
Hague
Gertruydenbergh
Versailles
Paris
Earl of Bath
England
Czmbrzy
Falmouth
St. Malool
Cowes
William Gibson
Lemrade
Amsterdam
Bourdeaux
Guernsey
Portssmouth
Monk
Whitebar
the Hague
N. S
Gertruydenberg
Earl
High Court of Parliament
Ferson
Church of England
London
Lord Fanshaws
Charles
Lord Fanshew
Barcelona
Gally
Rouerdam
Cork
Godolphin Gally
Canary Wines
St. Fagoot
Bilboa
Angel Raphet
Kingsend
Chester
Leverpool
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Colonel Tyrrel
Regiment of Foot
Leigh
John Fox
John Collins
Watson
Dawson-street
Dublin
Tucker
Melvil
Ar. Caldwell
D'Esterr
Buthe
Custom- House
Walter-Mooley
White-Hart
Essex