Nightly embarkation and naval losses amid allied moves
Reports describe a night attack departure with cannon and wounded, noting ships burnt in harbor including the Fortunate and the Sage. Dispatches from Leipich, Bruffels, Paris, and Hanover detail shifts between Emperor and Sweden, Savoy retreats, Marlborough’s camp moves, and rising tensions in Flanders as privateers operate from Cork and Coleraine.
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Leiplich
Sweden
Bruffels
Duke of
Haifne
Paris
Provence
Savoy
Luc
Marshal de Theffe
Count Medavi
Spain
Duke of Orleans
Ebro
Garison
Aziqueneaza
Hanover
Francfort
Schuylenburg
Saxony
Baron Starlenheym
Silesia
Duke of Marlborough
Peteghem
Atre
Eename
Scheld
Pateghem
Brussels
Flanders
Espieres
Cambron
Hague
Thoulon
M. Tefle
France
M. Chamillard
Eugene
St. Anne
Duke of Savoy
D. of Marlborough
Colerain
Bay of Ballycasle
Sarah
Dublin
William Leigh
New- York
Mary of
Neptune
Gary
London
Lisbor
Libn
Ames Reagan
Edward Lyng
Cork
James Jeffreys
Blarney
Reagan
Sir James
Randle Donnaldson
Hier
Caina
Colledge-Green
England
Scotland