A full and true account of the late brave action perform'd by the Inniskilling-men, and some English and Dutch forces, under the command of Coll. Woseley, against a great body of the Irish, under the command of the Duke of Berwick, at the town of Cavan. : Being the substance of a letter from Chester, February 24. Licens'd, February 26. 1690

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