Siege News from Aire and Spanish Campaigns
Reports from a Low Countries front detail 20 battalions on the Lys side of Artois and 20 on the opposite, with a convoy of artillery heading toward Marville to begin ground breaking. Letters describe the Saragossa campaign and Staremberg’s defeat, while dispatches note British envoys and troop movements in Catalonia and Savoy with multiple noble appointments and reinforcements at Dover, the Isle of Wight, and the Dutchy of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of
Lys
MarviHe
Asoon
Bacrel
Blanche
Liller
Omer
St. Omer
Ditto Gaartte
Hague
N.S. Hough
Saragossa
France
Duke of Anjou
Ivars
Catalonia
Lerida
Staremberg
Monsieur de Staremberg
Ftanr
Ebro
Sara=goffa
Gallega
Saragofsa
Conulion
Bagefhiee
Valfierra
Navarre
Tudela
Rathm
Cata'erias
Lord Townshend
Great Britain
Brill
England
Berwick
Spain
Germany
Carinthia
Philip
Bavatias
Hancuffy
Dunkirk
Charles
Madrid
Tude'a
London
Stanhop
Stanhope
Hell
Rome
Aire
Duke of Argyle
Sabin and
Evans
Ruffel and
Morriston
Battaions
Are
Macartneys
Orkney
Webb
Earl of Hertfords
Godfrey
Ferst
Venant
Prince Eupene
Earl of Jarfey
Dover Gable
Cirque
Dorset
Duke of Hamilton
Dutchy
County Palatine of Lancaster
Earl of Deby
Major Holmes
Ireland
Isle of Wight
Anthony Morgan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Artois
Elanders
Francis Dickson
Arthur von Corks Bt