Vast European War Dispatches Chronicle Mounting Conflicts
Reports from Berlin to Edinburgh describe troop movements from Moscow to Lithuania reversed, French forces massing toward Antwerp, Imperialists held in Nahcy quarters, and Piedmontese actions near Nice. News recounts battles, marches, and strategic shifts across Poland Hungary Hungary Transylvania and Scotland with casualties and prison losses.
Rebels die on Braes of Balquhidder in uprising
A Glasgow correspondent reports that in Balquhidder 300 rebels fell under Macgrigor of Glengyle's command. The insurgents remained hidden by day but attacked at night, robbing settlements before retreating.
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Scotland
Glasgow
Monteith
Balquhidder
Macgrigor
Glengyle
Four Soldiers Escape Maidstone Gaol Attempt
Canterbury May 3 Four soldiers tried to break out of Maidstone Gaol last Monday night. They climbed the leads and tied a cord to a small chimney. One man lowered himself and pulled the chimney after him alerting the guards. The other three were captured. The escapee was John Raffal of Fitz-James's Regiment of Horse in the French service, described as tall with a black complexion, short hair, a light drab coat and buff waistcoat.
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I. Ts
Berlin
Moscow
Lithuania
Riga
Poland
Kingdom of
Hungary
Transilvania
Vienna
England
Holland
Westphalia
Francfort
Franconia
Arriv
Brussels
Antwerp
Count Bathiani
Nethe
Taro
Marquess de Castillar
Nadafti
Tuscany
Parma
Paris
Mayz
Nice
Count de Maulevrier
Castillon
de Miaillebois
Forth
Sterling
Wwe Hall
John Drummond
Macintosh
Ogilvie
Lovatt
Castlé Dowhie
Marquess of Tullibagdine
Drummyhill
Ross
Dumbarton
Edinburgh
Sullivan
Balmerino
Glenbucket
Cluny
M‘phersons
Fort William
Peg
Newcastle
Earl of Cromarty
Barifdal
Inverness
Sutherland
Lord Rae
Blakeney
Perth
Ruthven-doe Badenoch
Earl of London
Argyllshire
Campbell
Lochabar
North
Mearns
Perthshire
Huske
Badenoch
Canterbury
Maidstone
John Raffal
Fitz- James
William Pitt
Elys
Ireland
Phorias Winnington
Deceas
Mr. Turner
Deptford
Simon Urlin
Bondons
Sér-jeant
Richard Broyd Kitte
Mildmay
Garrat
Comion-Séijgant
Morton
Stracey
Henry Bankes
Corfe-Castle
Dorfershire
Charles Ewer
Samuel Pennant
Crown Tavern
Threadneedle-Street
Thomas Rawlinson
Drapers Hall
Beacon Course
Newmarket
Mr. Martindale
Ahy
Mr. Parsons
Babram
Nike Stone
Bungay
Suffolk
Henry Goofe
Woodstreet Compter
Noble-street
Goldssmiths Hall
Edward Davis
William Burn
Catherine Lowry
Mary Kipping
Morrett
Thomas de Viel
New-Prison
Clerkenwell-Bridewell
Ermin
Mitchell
Flanders
Fluthing
Lord Rothes
Brabant
Count Lowendahl
Bathiani
Rosendahl
Ghent
Georgia
Dettingen
Quarrie
Green
Africa
Jamaica
Porto Cavallo
Evans
Carolina
Cowes
Granville
Swift
Bartholomew
Mayland
London
Rochelle
Brisol
Mercury
Matthews
Countess of Leicester
Harman
Montferrat
Countess of Leicester Packer
Crooked Island
St. Domingo
Europe
Palace preparations and royal movements in London society
The Palace at Kensington prepares for a royal dinner with the Prince and Princess of Wales departing Leicester House for their seat near Epsom for the races. Notices detail military dispersals from Woolwich to Spithead, trials of a new cannon carriage at Wimbledon, and various obituaries and court reports.
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Kensington
Amelia
Prince and Princess of Wales
Leicester House
Epsom
Duke of Cumberland
Scotland
Chambers
Woolwich
Spithead
Portsmouth
Wimbleton Common
John Ligonier
the Bath