Armies in Italy and Europe Report 1746 Campaign Moves
Dispatches detail Austrian and Bavarian troop movements in Lombardy and Bohemia, with commanders like Prince Lobkowitz Daun and Lichtenstein in command. Reports claim prospects of peace as Austrian and Spanish forces adjust, while Prussia plans summer corps and Vienna braces for subsidy talks. In Scotland, Kingston’s cavalry praised after a victory over rebels near Edinburgh, with transports seen arriving from London.
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Ata
Agener Ree
Prince Charles of
Lorrain
Heilbron
Lobkowitz
Prince ‘de Salt
Coéunt Leopold” Daun
Kalckwater
Italy
Minoki
Baron Trenk
Low Countries
Elector Palatine
Pleystein
Bohemia
Lombarly
St. John’s
Placentia
Cremoria
Parma
Lichtenstein
Gages
Baron de Leuttam
Gavi
Vade
Genoa
Hague
Germany
Berlin
Vienna
Versailles
Europe
Joseph
Bavaria
Foundation Stone Laid for New Church Behind Royal Square
Dublin reports Excellency the Earl of Chetterfeld laid the foundation stone of the New Church behind the Royal Square in the Barracks for officers and soldiers. Luke iner subscribes 1600 1. The church will seat 1500 when finished. A handsome sum was left to encourage the workmen.
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Dublin
Earl of Chetterfeld
Royal Square
Luke Iner
Monty
Neville, Esq
Neta
Unclear OCR Narrative of Civil War Skirmish
Fragmentary report from April 16 describes royalist movements near Rosa Wales and a Rebel Army drawn in line of battle. It mentions an eleven o clock morning march, a Moor cor-Comimoh position, and artillery deployment by one in the afternoon. Details are distorted and uncertain.
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Tits Morste
Privateer Hannibal Engaged by French Near London
An extract from Bristol recounts the capture and destruction of the Hannibal a privateer of 24 guns and 170 men. Captain Thomas Elworthy led a brave defense, the ship struck color, was burned, and sank, with ten men lost. French crews treated the captain harshly, and the narrative ties to broader war news and royal celebrations.
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Bristol
Thomas Elworthy
North
Lorig
London
Chacé
Tery
Anglesea
Apollo
Capri
Tras
Lord Bury
Scotland
St. James’s
Duke
Tower
Westminster
Southwark
Charles Frederick
Storeham
Sussex
Theodore Eccleston
Crowfield Hall
of Suffolk
Mortlake
Kitty Jacomb
Ipswich
Arnold
John Antits
Colchester
William Palmer
County of Essex
William Horneck
S Ordnance
St. James's Place
Dr. Peters
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Kingsland
Penwaring
Lloyd
Aldersgate Quest House
Beadle
John Dolley
Deceas
John Bennett
William Kidney
Bennett
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Edinburgh
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Firth
Lo.n Don
Duke of Cumberland
William
Britannia
Irtay
Kidney
John Jefferys
Tilbury
the India Company
Brussels
Bra- Sant
Louvain
Namur
Antwerp
M.gilles
Paris
Republick
Amsterdam
Waffenaar
Walter Roberts
Newgate
William Withers
William Harris
Homas Blackwell
Bréatt
Golden-Lane
Redcross Street