...Berwick, was pofted near the towrj of Almanza, he advanced thither to give him battle. The conflict began about two in the afternoon, and the whole front of each army was fully engaged. The center, confiding chiefly of battalions from Great Brittain and Holland, feemed at firft victorious;...

...duke of Berwick, was polled near the town of Almanza, advanced thither to give him battle. The action began about two in the afternoon, and the whole front of each army was fully engaged. The centre, confifting chiefly of Englifh and Dutch battalions, feemed at laft victorious ; but the Portuguefe...

...Berwick, was pofted near the town of Almanza, he advanced thither to give them battle. The conflict began about two in the afternoon, and the whole front of each army was fully engaged. The centre, confifting chiefly of battalions from Great Britain and Holland, feemed at firft victorious...

...advanced on the fourteenth day of April in four columns towards the town of Almanza, where theenemy were drawn up in order of battle, their number being...line, were overpowered after a gallant refiftance. The centre, confitting chiefly of battalions from Great- Britain and Holland, obliged the enemy to give...

...columns towards the town of Almanza, where the enemy were drawn up in order of battle, their num*. ber being confiderably fuperior to that of the Confederates....engaged. The Englifh and Dutch fquadrons on the left, I'uflained by the Portuguefe horle of the fecond line, were overpowered after a gallant refiftance....

...Berwick, was posted near the town of Almanza, he advanced thither to give him battle. The conflict began about two in the afternoon, and the whole front of each army .was fully, engaged. The centre, consisting chiefly of battalions from Great Britain and Holland, seemed at first victorious...

...Berwick, was posted near the town of Almanza, he adVanced Ihlther to give him battle. The conflict *began about two in the afternoon, and the whole 'front of each army was fully engaged. The centre, consisting chiefly of battalions from Great Britain and Holland, seemed at first victorious...

...Almanza, where the enemy were drawn up in order of battle, their number being considerably superior to that of the confederates. The battle began about...the whole front of each army was fully engaged. The English and Dutch squadrons on the left, sustained by the Portuguese horse of the second line, were...

...of'Almanza, where the enemy were drawn up in order of battle, their number being considerably superior to that of the confederates. The battle began about...the whole front of each army was fully engaged. The English and Dutch squadrons on the left, sustained by the Portuguese horse of the second line, were...

...Almanza, where the enemy were drawn up in order, of battle, their number being considerably superior to that of the confederates. The battle began about...the whole front of each army was fully engaged. The English and Dutch squadrons on the left, sustained by the Portuguese horse of the second line, were...