British and Allied Forces Report Progress at St Venant
From the front lines near St Venant and Saragossa the English allied army advances with multiple parallel works. The listing notes six cannon batteries and three mortars ready to fire, while losses run to hundreds killed or wounded. Royalist and French positions endure bombardment as commanders claim gains and strong shows of cavalry and infantry actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andre
Aire
Villaee
St. Quintin
St. Venant
Lett
Sambre
Prince of Nassau
Lys
Rsth
Sc. Floris
Nighe
Robeck
Bune
Hedin
Ganche
Ternois
Paris
Saragolla
Madrid
Philip
Marquis de Bay
Duke de Havre
Amezaga
Mahoni
Ebro
Marquis de Ray
Mata
Lancerot Strack
Walloon Guards
Rupelmondy
Tudela
Thage
Daroca
Saragossa
Castile
Lerida
Pari
K. Philip
Dé St. Ce Gerthain
Hague
Baba Spain
Che
Saragalla
Duke of Asjou
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Bublin
Francis” Dickson
Holland
Ostend
London Gazette