Victory near Brihuega contested by French and Allies
London Gazette reports mixed French and Milanese accounts of a battle near Brihuega. Stanhope’s English column was engaged by the Dukes of Anjou and Vendôme, with Stanhope surrendering after a fierce defense. Staremberg then attacked, forcing Vendôme’s retreat to a river and yielding field, cannon, and booty to the Allies. Follow-up dispatches note allied gains, casualties, and a push toward Barcelona.
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France
Spain
Milan
Erihuega
Saremberg
For.s
Castile
Coloumns
Saragolls
Arragon
Stanhope
Anjou
Vendom
Cattite
Brihuega
Staremberg
Vendme
Bribuega
Eamy
Vencome
Duke of Vendome
Anyou
Calid Alenoy
Battel
Marthaistarcimberg
Fir
Beina
Barcelona
Anuwer
Saragella
Citalonia
Hore
Beicaflel
Monsieur de St. Amand
Hamilton
Vienna
Count de Colmenero
Ditto Gazette
Venice
Rome
Duke of
Sivoy
Turin
Monsigur de Gubin
Alis
Saxony
Pfingsteim
Imhoff
Art-Randitac
Sweden
Poland
N. S
Germany
Duffeldorp
Marquis de Jos Rios
Catholick Mearesty
Antwerp
England
Ocker
Hague
N.S
Gironne
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