Provisions Scarcity Hobbles Allied Army in Italy and Europe
Dispatches report a severe shortage of provisions crippling the Allied forces in Italy and Piedmont with Magazines hard to supply and sea blocks possible. News from Milan Mantua and Vienna notes further marches, captures, and reinforcements as allied leaders seek relief and strategic advantage amid ongoing campaigns.
Turbulent Europe War Mints and Scottish Rebel News
Reports from Dresden and Antwerp describe troop movements and plans by Maritime Powers and the King to hasten the Polish Diet while Vienna and Berlin show unease. Letters from Paris and London recount naval build ups, campaigns, and the growing conflict in Brabant as Bathiani and Molk advance with artillery and regiments toward the Rhine front.
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Berlin
Vienna
Poland
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Rhine
Antwerp
Count Bathiani
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Bredasa
Paris
Prince of
Flanders
Mietisx
M. de Gages
M.noailles
Spain
Italy
Rebel Forces Threaten Fort William as Garrison Holds
Belfast reports from March 25 describe 1000 Rebels entrenched about a mile from Fort William commanded by Stapleton with Cameron of Bécheyl and Clanronald among chiefs. The garrison of regulars and Argyllshire men claim courage as the Duke of Cumberland plans to march. provisions suffice for over three weeks. Also noted are 1000 sacks of sand and a regiment of foot to reinforce the fort, and St John Noble’s death at Derryree.
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France
Perth
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Kanack
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Letyer
Argylshire
Edinburgh
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Blair
Falkirk
Trasvell
Newcastle
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Chatham
Scotland
Gravesend
Mark
Finchley Common
Ireland
Earl of Chesterfield
England
Stephen Wallis
Victualling Office
Arthur Stuart
Deceas
Wapping
Mr. Phillips
Thomas Knapp
Richmond
Lymington
Hampshire
James
Cockburn
M.A. Heaton
St. George
Prestamy
Jeremiah ‘Marlow
Leadenhall Street
Timothy Motteux
Jpreland
Belfast
Hays
Fort William
Stapleton
Cameron
Bécheyl
Clanronnald
Scot
Duke of Cumberland
Invern
Dublin
Sir John
Bruce Hope
Derryree
Fermanagh
St. John Noble
Isaackdown
Meath
Trim
Raveton
Quality
Fowler
John Dawson
Tipperary
Elys
Justice Hafler
Bennet’s Bridge
Duke of Ormond
Port Porient Magazine Ruins Describe Grand Complex
Fragmentary account notes Feondon and the Magazines at Port Porient destroyed by a blaze. Described as a noble, extensive building with malt house and rope-walk skills, plus officer quarters and lodgings. Ground given by Lewis XIV in 1666. Fire reportedly left only ashes. a sense of complete looting accompanies the wreck.
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Port Porient
Europ
Lewis Xivi
France
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