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Bays Enter'd the Enemy's Country and Detachments March
Reports from Verdun and Rheims on June 16 to 19 describe Prince Eugene's detachment marching toward Germany, plundering towns and taking prisoners while rivers and bridges hinder movement. A French counterforce near the Moselle and Lille attempted to intercept them but failed. many enemy were drowned or captured as allied forces joined local resistance. Diverging notes cite Dunkirk, Toulon, and Utrecht with court and naval updates, plus commercial notices and advertisements in Covent Garden and St Paul’s area.
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Verdun
Prince Eugene
Champaign
Germany
St. Michel
Moselle
Mouffons
Rheims
Beewixe
Severa
Diocesses
Chalon
Villars
M. de Refuge
Saar-Lewis
Paris
Dauphine
Dunkirk
Thoulon
Calais
Utrecht
Fune
Lord Privy Seal
London
Protha
Amies
Ries
Portugal
de Hague
Viena
Plymouth
Mayesty
Rochester
Norwich
Barward
Ruby
Falmouth
Wowey
Dhe Ptymouth
Sa Michael
Maloe
Admiral of the Kite
The
York
Mlonkirks
Sunderland and
Mermaid
Partry-Cooks
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Covent-Garden
Godfrey Kneller
Heafmen
Southampton Street
Bloomsbury Square
Holborn-Row
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Tilburg
K.charles II
Whitehall
Johns
Swithen’s Alley
Royal Exchange
Nardo’s
Fleesiteeet
St. James's
St. James’s Street
Berington
Essex-Street
St. Clements Church
Strand