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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 25, 1746

Page

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Troop Movements and Campaign Plans Across Europe

Reports from Ulm Copenhagen and Paris detail embargos, embarkations, and troop dispersals as Austrian, Bavarian, French, and Sardinian forces prepare for campaigns. Notable notes include arrivals of Burrith and Traunfer, German theaters, and planned columns to the Low Countries and Italy with ongoing naval transports and arming efforts.

Trieste Italy Istria Charles Low Countries Ulm Burrith Empire Arriv Swabia Traunfer Ratisbon Danube Vienna Forgaiz Arriv Heidleberg Tirol Copenhagen Gottenbourg Elector Palatine Dresden Efterhofi Willempadt General Cope Helvoerfluys Scarborough Lord Dunmore Hague Count de Chevanne Turin Sardinia Naples Sicily Utrecht Brussels Low Monsieur le Marquess Europe House of Austria Versailles Paris Count de Vaux Angoumois Piedmont

Rebels and naval moves echo through Newcastle news

A Dublin letter reports a 76 gun French warship arriving at Galway on its voyage to England. The town honors Captain Hall of Col Monro's Grenadiers and recalls his brave death at Falkirk. Rebels attempted a jail break, Commodore Smith sails to Scotland to command the squadron, and Newcastle reopens gates as fears of rebellion ease.

Newcastle Dublin Cape Breton Galway Ireland England Hall Monro Falkirk Smith Arriv London Scotland Byng’s

British Campaign Wishes and Naval Strength Debate

The discourse notes no troops abroad this campaign while the fleet is stretched to its utmost. It discusses a luxury tax on carriages and servants, a patent appointing John Lloyd as attorney, and various notices of weddings, deaths, and appointments. It mentions military movements near Falkirk and Stirling, ships launched at Woolwich, and prisoners and deserters connected to Lord John Drummond’s regiment.

Brussels Flanders Count de Waffanaer Marquess d’Argenton Versailles Regiment of Clare Berwick Dunkirk Scotland Fit-James Roth Lally Ostend Don John Lloyd Inner Temple Carmarthen Pembroke Cardigan Walter Lloyd Deceas Joseph Crother Otley York Samuel Skirton Storke Bliffe Hereford Suckling St. Peter's Westminster Jacob Francis Rochester Edinburgh James Lockhart Col Cholmondeley Falkirk Sterling Down-Castle Duke of Cumberland Perth Cowpar Angus Tay Duke Fort Augustus Doughty Prince Frederick Guildhall Ciscuit North Wales Rogers Holland Thomas Martyn Amerioneth Dolegelley Carnarvon Anglesea Beaumaris John Drummond Sterling Castle Holland Admiral Byng Marshalsea Southwark

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