Dutch and English fleets clash as War brews in Lisborne river
Letters from Hague and Duckenburg report Royalist and German forces marching, with 2500 horse under Prince of Wirtemberg to strike Maes Wiche. Lun Edinburgh troops join, bridges incomplete delaying retreat. France and Spain maneuver, Admiral Evertz reinforced, and reports of battles near Namur and Landau emerge as Grand Fleet sails and ships head to join.
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