Battles and Aftermath Amid Siege and Repair Notes
The report traces artillery bombardment tearing down part of a church, filling trenches with rubble and noting casualties. It records new fortifications and postions, including a 120 pace trench to the right of the church, and progress on the port and left trench. Casualties listed include 3 killed and 22 wounded, plus 8 killed and 55 wounded in later actions. Also mentions Swedish peace overtures and various Baltic and London notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enetry
Sta. Chiara
Gate
Visconti
Franca Villa
Distempers
Leiden
Copenhagen
Adlerfeld
Sweden
Denmark
Paulsen
Baltick
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Hague
Menzikoff
London
Moore
Murray
Elarwich
Holland
India
Noba
Mercers-Hall
Fallham
John Foweller
Peterborough
Parson’s Green
Jobe Squire
St. James's Street
Chetw Gad
Stafford
Mark
Marc
Simall
Edward Bird
Bayley
Aske
Bottolph-Wharf
St. James
St. Mark
Sc. Chrysostom
Sc. Bazil
Tha. Brect
Church of England
A. King
Prince’s Arms
St. Paul’s Church Yard
Fust
J. Neuton
Dr. Gregory
J. Peele
Lock’s Head
Temple-Gates
Fleet-street