Cracow and European Moves Reported in London Gazette
From the London Gazette Cracow May 14 reports General Stuart and Ruffian troops arriving in two columns with strong sturdy men. May 16 Prince Repnin arrives. six Ruffian regiments join. Berlin May 28 Prussia king reviews army for two days then returns to Potsdam. Dresden May 20 monarchs leave for Warsaw. expected Saturday. Hague June 4 Holland assembly delayed. Orange to Breda. Paris arms suspension ordered. May 28 Whitehall report: Ward arrives with health news. ministers appointed secretaries. July 30 accession acts signed for Sardinia and Modena in accord with European powers.
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Cracow
Stuart
Prince Repnin
Berlin
Prussia
Potzdam
Dresden
Poland
Warsaw
Hague
Holland
Prince of Orange
Utrecht
Breda
Paris
Sen. Hague
Jme
Helvoetfluys
Matey
Maefland
Prince Royal
Deventer
Chabrug
Hanover
Rotterdam
Dunkirk
Ostend
Whitehall
Mr. Ward
Duke of Newcastle
Lords
Cockpit
Richard Nevil Aldworth
Reading
John Potter
Elgis
Earl of Sandwich
Aix-la-Chapelle
Sardinia
Duke of
Modena
N.S
Britannick
States General of
The
United Provinces
Kaunitz
Diplomatic Notes From Europe on War Parleys and Movements
Foreign affairs dispatches from Peterborough and Vienna outline continued pursuit of Colonel de la Salle, with Repnin to escort him. Russians entering Silesia and Moravia as Aix-la-Chapelle preliminaries redraw borders and thrones including Parma, Corsica and Sardinia. Requisitorial letters signal Hanoverian troop return from the Low Countries.
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Peterbourgh
de la Salle
Dantzick
Prince Repnin
Vienna
Olmutz
Silesia
Moravia
France
Aix-la-Chapelle
Parma, Placentia, &c
Sardinia
Corsica
Savona
Final
House of Brandenburgh
Duke of
Modena
Italy
Hungary
Leyden Gazette
Osnabrug
Low Countries
Preliminaries of Peace Signed at Aix la Chapelle Report
Extract of preliminary articles from Aix la Chapelle dated April 30 outline restoration of conquests, territories to Parma and Genoa, Dutchies to Don Philip, and conditions for ceasefire, ratifications to be exchanged in three weeks. Includes references to Genoa, Parma, Guastalla, Modena, and Brabant. Mentions Count de St Severin, Count Harrach, and other plenipotentiaries.
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Parma
Count Brown
Turin
Aix la Chapelle
France
Harrach
Genoa
Count de Maguire
St. Croix
Fune
Marquis Doria
Republick
Italy
Marquis de Soto Major
Spain
Court de St. Severin
Paris
Dantzickh
Count de la Salle
Weixelmunde
Warsaw
Utrecht
Great Britain
Hanover
Brabant
Count de St. Severin
Versailles
Order of the Holy Ghost
Brussels
Aix
Amsterdam
Westphalia
Breda
Madrid
Nimeguen
Ryswick
East
West Indies
Europe
Dunkirk
Placentia
Guastalla
Don Philip
Republick of
Sardinia
Pavelan A. Gibi Ee
Amghera
Agia
Scottish Assembly Charts Ministers and Reformation Efforts
Edinburgh May 23 The Venerable Assembly affirmed sentences and appointments for ministry vacancies in Glasgow and Air Paisley Culross Dunbar Cockburnspath Also ministers preached before royal commissioners The Assembly dissolved May 24 and ordered quarterly Revolution Principles sermons A royal bounty fund for Highlands reformation may see new erections The Neptune St George voyage reports 211 men aboard with other ship details
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Scot Land
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Air
Paisly
Fife
Thomas Fairny
Dumfermline
Culross
Lothian and Tweedale
Dunbar
David Spence
Cockburnspath
Aitken
Leith
Yair
Campvere
Church of Scotland
Highlands
Sotland
General Assembly
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Yeterday
London
Nick
St. Hubert
England
Charles VI
Glatz
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