News From Europe on War, Peace Talks and Imperial Moves
Dispatches describe the Grand Duke of Tuscany's election as Emperor of the Romans, French mediation proposals to end European conflict, and a wary stance by Vienna. Reports cover troop dispositions across the Empire, Netherlands, Italy, and Hungary, plus Russian State démarches and Ottoman reception. Sentiments from Count de Woronzoff and Woronzoff’s audience with Empress Maria Theresa outline church and state cautions amid ongoing campaigns.
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Belgrade
Tuscany
Count de Castelane
France
Europe
M. Pencklar
Hungary
Vienna
Sublime Porte
M. Penckler
Persia
Empire
Austrian Netherlands
Italy
Transilvania
Croatia
Sclavonia
Lower Austria
n-Moravia
Bohemia
Ratishon
Fan
Prince of
Rome
Count de Woronzoff
Russia
Arriv
Naples
Chighi
Albani
Countess de Voronzotf
Don
Hague
Paris
Duke of Cumberland
Willemstadt
Vilvorden
Dunkirk
Marquess de St.Giles
Madrid
Curacao
Republick
Flanders
England
Boulogne
Calais
Manheim
Prussia
Bergue
Juliers
Piedmont
Turin
Milan
Appointment of Colonel Cochran to receive Hessian troops
In Edinburgh Fan 16, Lieutenant-General Hawley appoints Colonel Cochran to await Hessian forces here and to receive the Prince of Hesse. Preparations are underway at the Abbey for the dignitary’s reception. French prisoners return with Lord Sempil’s Regiment to embark for London.
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Arantua
Germany
Bolozna
Como
Teffino
Atlan
Fanto
Milan
Marshal Maillebois
Duke de Richelieu
Lord Tyrconnel
Marquess de Crillon
Dunkirk
Rgsd
Clifton
Prince Edward
Lord Drummond
Scotland
Tay
Skye
Mull
Drummond
Ferrol
Utrecht Gazette
Antwerp
Willemstadt
Brussels
Fan
the Hague
Lon
Edinburgh
Hawley
Cochran
Prince of Hesse
Lord Sempil
London
Gentleman of ancient family dies in Northumberland
On the 6th instant died at Clennel in Northumberland Lake Clennel of Clennel Ely a gentleman of a very ancient family in the old County He was formerly High Sheriff for Northumberland.
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Country News
Nweafile
Fan
Clennel
Northumberland
Lake Clennel
Ely
Jen‘leman
Theald
Rebels attack near Falkirk and royal retreat described
Extrait from Linlithgow dated the 18th Infant reports Rebels attacking the King's Army near Falkirk Calendar Plain. The Right Wing faltered by dragoon retreat, the Left Wing under General Hulke routed Rebels. The King’s force retreated to a join with two regiments and artillery, preparing to counterattack. Casualties for the Rebels unknown. about 300 for the King's side. Extra from Newcastle notes Rebels moved toward Carlisle, arms bound, officers given horses but bound, dragoons overseeing.
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Falkirk
Preston-Pans
Hulke
Newcastle
Carlisle
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke of Cumberland
Princess Augusta
Prince George
Duingeness
War Office
Brighthelmstone
Sussex
Board of Ordnance
John Ibitson
Woolwich
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