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Fort Scarp: Surrender and Dutch fortifications in Doway
Reports detail Fort Scarp surrender after a two week siege, garrison sent to Arras, and French attack lines at Doway. Dispatches describe Staremberg advancing in Aragon, Balaguer and Lerida captured or besieged, and communications between Bouchain and Quesnay threatened. British and Dutch movements include convoys from Ghent to Lille and reinforcements to Namur with booty.
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Barcelona
Staremberg
Levan
Doway
Hompelch
Eugene
Fort Scarpe
Arras
Bouchain
Quesnay
Count de Coigai
Labi Velie
Peeraurr
Brufis
Fort Scarp
Wargo Arrasthe
Tournay
Mons
Valenciennes
Mau
Hall
Anderlech
Flanders
Girecht
Viscount Bolinbroke
Paris
England
Coure
A-La-Main
Hague
Vanderduffen
Utrecht
Great Britain
Count Coisny
Quevrain
Quetnoy
Dunkirk
Herce
Finland
Tift
Ammaniton
London
Ghent
Holland
Lille
Bolinbroke
Chaillot
Prince of Wales
Spain
Atragon
Segra
Noguera de Pellars
Noguera de Ribagorca
Mortagnan
Arens
Arragon
Balhastro
Moncon
Lerida
Vierclaes
France
Brussels
Notre- Dame Gate
D. of Hamilton
Ordnance
Earl of Stratford
Admiralty