Siege prospects and troop movements in Flanders and Spain
Reports from Doway and Madrid describe parallel trench work before Lille, French and allied forces near Cambray preparing for a march toward the general rendezvous, with garrisons and officers in flux. Madrid notes the Duke of Anjou's arrest of a senior official and broader disruptions. London and Cork dispatches cover naval movements, privateers, and commercial shipping, while notices invite readers to reprint the English Tatler and advertise land and lodging offerings.
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Holland
Yatch
Etore Doway
Monsieur Albergotti
Marshal de Villars
Cambray
Place
Penunne
Garifons
Madrid
Duke of Anjou
Duke of
Medina Celi
Segovit
Alcznar
Hague
Altho
Garison
Marquis de Brouffin
Garifon
Denmark
Edward Whitaker
Port Mabon
Earl of Galway
Elvas
Badzjos
Marquis de Bay
Duke of Raju
Anedylusia
Falmouth
Flushing
Cryn Gillarden
John Brys
Newfoundland
Credo
Mander
St Malo
London
Earl of Wharton
Ireland
Earl of Rochfort
Spain
George Bailie Elq
Lord Herbert
Cork
Paul
Jamaica
Barbadoes
Tenerif
Antegoa
Philadelphia
Waterford
Bristol
Belfast
Boston-Gally
Dublin
Boston
Globe-Gally
Queensborough
Seaford
Friends of
Londonderry
Strah
Colerain
Margaret
Ringsend
Whitebaven
Barly
Collis
Beaumarris
Speedwell
Woolf
Chester
Tatler
Tucker
Melvil
Caldwell
D’esterr
Bushe
Walter-Mooley
White-Hart
Essex- Bridge
Finglass
Christopher Busbey
Ellenstown
Meath
Moyfanra
Boyn
Trim
Thomas Bomford
Thomas Bellew
E Q
Ballyowen
Francis North
Queens-Bench-Office
Kennedy’s Lane
Tyrrel
Regiment of Foot
Leigh
Hha Fox
John Collins