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Postscript to the Dublin Gazette on European war reports
August dispatches recount British and allied forces advancing toward Aire and Bethune, with regiments moving under Savoy and Marlborough. Accounts describe the Duke of Anjou being injured near Lerida, beacons of capitulations, and efforts to secure Saint Venant to aid Lys navigation, while London cites treasury remittance plans and reduced exchanges with France.
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Turin
S. Esterday
Charles the Third
Almanara
Duke of Anjou
Lerida
Taun
Cuneo
Briancon
Paris
Philip
Spain
Viller-Brittain
Garison of
Bethune
Keppel
Savoy
Marlborough
Aire
Bavaria
Hague
Garison
Fagel
St. Venant
Lys
London
Treasury
Flanders