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Fall of the Duke of Anjou’s Army and Allied Moves Note
From The Hague and London reports: Duke of Anjou’s army losses list includes 4200 killed, 6500 prisoners, 650 wounded, 22 cannon seized. Sweden to supply 8000 men to the Allies under conditions. Dutch states raise funds and prepare winter garrisons as sieges proceed in Flanders. Dispatches mention Admirals, bishops, and court appointments amid ongoing campaign and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Venant
Lys
Hague Courant
Hague
Pieterson
Mediterranean
Duke of Anjou
Scragoffla
Charles
Count d’ Arco
Signior Grimaldi
Sweden
Palmquist
Holland
Lonton
Duke of Arayle
Mackdonel
Tower
Simon Harcourt
Hampton Court
Edward Northey
Oltenday
Namure
N.S
Portugueze
Staremberg
Flandre
Offcers
Murry
Hamilton
Robinson
Windsor
Bristol
William Scawen
Cornwal
United Company
Choten
Carmarthen
Thomas Powell
Pembroke
Arthur Owen
Derby
John Curzon
Godfrey Clarke
Efps
Haddington
Scotland
John Cockburn
Ormitton
Theford
Thomas Hangier
Dudly North
Lifle