The siege of Ostend was a two-week siege in August 1745 of the port of Ostend, then in the Austrian Netherlands, during the War of Austrian Succession. A French army commanded by the Count of Löwendal under the overall command of Marshal Saxe defeated a primarily British garrison commanded by the Austrian governor of the town, Lieutenant-General Karl Urban, Count of Chanclos. The French Army had overrun much of the Austrian Netherlands after their success at the Battle of Fontenoy and the withdrawal of part of the British Army to deal with the Jacobite uprising at home.
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