An Exact LIST OF THE French Army in Flanders, Commanded by the Duke of Luxemburg; who Acts the Defensive Part against the Confederate Army, Commanded by the King of Great Britain.  
As it was Drawn up in Two Lines, at Brain la count, June 21. 1691. S. N.  

licenced,  
June 17th. 1691. JAMES FRAISER.   


The Right Wing.  


Horse Squadrons, First Line.  
Horse Granadiers Sqaudr. 1  
Navilles Sqaudr. 2  
Duraz Sqaudr. 2  
Luxemburg Sqaudr. 2  
Lorge Sqaudr. 2  
The King's Gendarmes Sqaudr. 1  
The King's Light-Horse Sqaudr. 1  
charters Sqaudr. 2  
Dumaine Sqaudr. 2  
Quoad Sqaudr. 3  
Daubusson Sqaudr. 2  
Praslin Sqaudr. 2  
Royal German Sqaudr. 3    


Foot Battalions, First Line.  
Navarre Battal. 2  
Dauphin Battal. 2  
The Queens Regiment Battal. 2  
Provence Battal. 1  
French Guards Battal. 4  
Swiss Guards Battal. 2  
Thoulouse Battal. 1     

The Left Wing.  


Foot Battalions, First Line.  
Humieres Battal. 1  
The Marine Battal. 2  
The Kings Battal. 3    


Horse Squadrons, First Line.  
Bourgogne Squadr. 3  
Furstemberg Squadr. 2  
Roham Squadr. 2  
Carabiners Squadr. 7  
lo Maria Squadr. 3  
Rocquelaure Squadr. 2  
master de Camp Squadr. 3     

The Right Wing.  


Horse Squadrons, Second Line.  
Royal Roussillon Squadr 3  
Rassan Squadr 3  
Leny Squadr 3  
Durozel Squadr 3  
Fienne Squadr 3  
Courtebonne Squadr 3  
Langalerie Squadr 3    


Foot Battalions, Second Line.  
Royal Roussillon Battal 2  
Greder Switsers Battal 3  
St. Lauranso Battal 1  
Paicher Battal 3  
Greder Duytsers Battal 2  
The Young Stoupa Battal 3  
The Old Stoupa Battal 3    


Horse Squadrons, Second Line.  
Massot Squadr. 3  
Novailles Squadr. 3  
Rotemburg Squadr. 3  
Rissy Squadr. ●  
St. Simon Squadr. ●  
Pricomptal Squadr. ●     

The Left Wing.  


Horse Squadrons, Second Line.  
Royal piedmont Squadr. 3    


Dragons.  
King's Royal Dragons 〈◇〉 ●  
Dauphin 〈◇〉 ●  
Tesse 〈◇〉 ●  
Asphel 〈◇〉 ●  
The Two Battalions of Fuzeliers, move from several Parts of the Camp, as marshal Luxemburg thinks fit▪ 〈◇〉 ●       

LONDON: Printed for Robert Hayhurst, at the Axe in Little-Britain, 1691.