Neapolitan and Neutrals War News From Nettuno to Neapolitan Front
Rome May 21 reports HEWN the Pope donated 2000 crowns to a new church at Nettuno. Cardinal Albini’s birth festival honored the Empress. Descriptions detail alibis of deserts, road bandits, and Spanish edicts. Dispatches note Neapolitan galleys, transports, and rebels in Corsica while Brussels hopes revive commerce.
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Calcagnini
Spain
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Kingdom of
Naples
Italy
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Marseilles
Levant
Ordeggi
Tuscany
Calabria
Corsica
Rivarola
Matea
Gafforio
St. Fiorenzo
Cape Corfe
Antwerp
Europe
Martial Saxe
Nua
Dutch Ship Seized for French Cargo in Dublin Harbour
Dublin May 31 reports a Dutch ship laden with wheat and rye was seized in the harbour for French cargo. The vessel was brought up the river and lies near the ferry-boat slip. Yesterday the Boyne Privateer arrived from Gruize, said to have left its captain and several hands by sickness, the crew supposedly took a French...
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Boyne
York Lord Mayor Receives Fawkener Answer on York Ride
Lord Mayor reports an answer from Sir Everard Fawkener stating his Royal Highness would be glad to join York in their processions and be a member, but the timing is uncertain and he cannot promise, as he may sail to Scotland or to Flanders.
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St. Michael
Brussels
Waffenaer
Ehat
Germany
Neu‘port
Ostend
Ghent
Marshal Saxe
Dunkirk
Hague Funeé
Copenhagen
Petersbourg
Count Schmettau
Aix la Chapelle
Jeff
Country News
York
Everard Fawkener
Scotland
Flanders
London Letters on War News and Scottish Rebellion Reports
The fragment discusses late rumors about regiments, political integrity, and a royal express detailing Lochiel’s surrender, dispersal of rebel forces in the north, and a planned march from Inverness to Fort William before proceeding to London. It mentions Hugh Stirling and Donald of Glencoe and cites dispatches from Fort Augustus.
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Lochiel
Scotland
Donald
Glenco
Argyllshires
Standstalker
Hugh Stirling
James Stirling
Keir
Craigarnet
Dumbarton Castle
Fort Augustus
Fort William
London
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