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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Inverness
Fort William
Lord Loudon
Admiralty
Hanway
Windsor
Woolwich
Alfo
Compton
Portsmouth
Hicks’s Hall
James Waller
Middlesex
Duke of Newcastle
Peter Walter
Efy
House of Lords
House of Commons
Charles Churchill
General Churchill
Stockbridge
Hants
Maria Walpole
Earl of Orford
Richard Crook
Kent
Lewisham
Fidelia Brudenel
Glenorchy
Shaw
Rockingham Castle
Hanover Square
Stepney Church
Mr. Sommers
Cladworth
Somersershire
Basinghall Street
Christopher Emmett
Exchange
Cornhill
Edward Dodd
Christ's
St. Bartholomew's Hospitals
Robert Turbutt
Theatre-Royal
Drury Lane
Swan Tavern
Smithfield
Earl of Lincoln
Samuel Creed
Oriel College
Oxford
Shadworth
Nottinghamshire
Bridges
Brooke Bridges
Orlingbury
Northamptonshire
Scurgis
Clerkenwell
John Doughty
William Warneford