Rebels in the Highlands and Naval Movements Reported
Dispatches describe royal efforts to intercept rebel ships off the Isles of Ilay Mull and Cantey with sloops Drake and Happy Sloop sent from Edinburgh. Forces from Aberdeen move toward Castle-Gordon on the River Spey as Major General Evans and Colonel Newton’s Dragoons advance. Revels and Yorkshire rebels are said to be gathering in the hills around Lochaber, with reports of foraging and anticipated fire and sword actions. The period notes political shifts, church ceremonies, and stock prices, alongside local notices and a lost setting bitch.
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John Jermings
Lord Lovat
Lewis
Skye
Orkney
Start
Alborough
Ilay
Mull
Cantey
Edinburg
Inverness Post
Aberdeen
Tochabels
Spey
Castle-Gordon
Huntley
Elgin
Inverness
Earl of Sutherland
Stewart of
Innerwythe
Donald Mac. Doald
Evans
Collonel Newton
Abersdeen
Menzies
Earl Selkirk
Duke of Hamilton
Earl of Orkney
Earl of Haddington
Earl of Rothes
Duke of Argyle
Prince’s . E
Stranhope Arriv
Dragoons
Achterlony
Charles Thompson Avas
London
Nesterday
Marguy
St.Gerimains
Paris
Mardyke
Carlisle
Canterbury
Robert Cecil
Earl of Salisbury
Society of Ancient Brittons
Principality of Wales
St. Pi Uu’s
Covent-Garden
Church of England
Lewys
Philipps
St. James’s
Maberdashers Hall
Hughes
Pepufch
Lord Longueville
Robert Cotton
Bart
John Austen
Gare
General Davenport
Mr. Milineux
the Prince of Wales
Thomas Wynn
Royal Highnes
Humphrey Howarth
John Roberts
Charles Greenwood
Edward Hughes
Duke
Earnestus Augustus
George
Ospaburgh
Countess of
Buckenburg
Gortz
Hanover
Councel
Hemry Harcourt
William Winde
South Sea
Qr Bank
India
Red-Lyon-Street
Red-Lyon-Square
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