Arleaux Garrison Engaged by Savary and Fort Fire Fight
Reports from Arleaux state a garrison of 400 under Colonel Savary faced cannon fire from two enemy batteries at the river fort during an attack. Updates note Hanoverian and European movements, with Prince Eugene marching toward Germany and Danubian dispatches about Muscovite forces near Bender and shifting allegiances among Wallachians and Moldavians.
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