Marshal de Gye Tactical Movements Near Clausen Abbey
The report describes Marshal de Gye and Count de Belle-Lile leading forces to confront Imperialists near the Abbey of Clausen. After late engagement and heavy rain, both sides prepared for a possible general battle but nightfall and fortified terrain delayed action. The Army retreated to Beas Camp with plans to separate, citing entrenched enemy positions and difficult terrain as reasons to avoid a risky assault.
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Heytrodt
Clausen
Modeangie
Lieneensatt-General
Kleinheltz Ladepen
Duauiers
Caen
Asmy
M. de Nangis
Rerire
Tinse
Seckendoxis
Eneifiy
Arais
Triers
Furder
Salm
Lord Mayor's Show and London Elections Noted
London reports the St Michael borough election returning Kellond Courtenay as MP for Truro for the year ahead. Broad-street Ward Aldermanic contest favors Lequefne though Sir William Chapman polls. Boulogne wine price in Isle of Wight, and a grand Lord Mayor's Show procession from Guildhall to Westminster with the Duke of Portland and foreign dignitaries. Notices of deaths and affairs of state fill the rest.
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London
Cornwall
St. Michael
Thefaid
Kellond Courtenay
Ely
Truro
William Chapman
Isle of Wight
Boulogne
Landers
John Williams
Guildhiall
Bali
Prince
Modena
M.du Thom
House of Commons
Col. Onslow
Guilford
Foley
Hanoverquare
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Burlington Gardens
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Countess of
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House of Lords
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Lewin
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