Siege of Mons Ends in High Allied Capitulation Terms
From the London Gazette dated Oct 15 to Oct 21, a detailed surrender of Mons to the High Allies is announced. The Gates of Nim are to be opened, garrison troops to march out, and the city to be delivered up within eight days if relief does not arrive. Articles grant religious freedom, surrender conditions, prisoner arrangements, and protections for sick and wounded, with officers allowed to retire to Namur or beyond.
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Havre
N. S
Bertamont
Fen
Monheur de Sonepar
Moniiur Grimaldi
Monieur Loiger
Wrank
Okisaa
Alberti
Prince of
Neffau
Berramont
Marlborough
Prince of Savoy
Nimi
Mons
St. Faudrue
Naf
Etzbs
Altes
Culbert
Duke de Croy
Marquis de Grimaldi
Don Antonio Grimaldi
Prince Francis of Nassau
Pedro de Zuniga
Bavaria
Company of
Horse Guards
Baron de Grey
Count de Bergeyex
Monsieur de Brouchhovin
Monsieur de la Forage
Cilearsain
Arteria
Spain
Namur
Herle
Hainawits
Gent
Fass
Toy Meiginsorh
Antonio Grivpa'ut
Ellenahere
Lucxs Paythians
Mrch
Garifon
Thail
Garrisin
Charg
Marquis de Bournonville
Vuero
Thalleo
Giriion
Haine
Moulin Aux Bois
Excoii
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