Constantinople to Parma War Dispatches Theme in March 29 to May 10
Reports from Constantinople Vienna Copenhagen Hague and Brufel recount military moves across Europe. Achmet Bashan receives dignities, Parma prisoners, Castellar corps stranded, Bathiani reinforced Namur, French encampment near Fernault, Lowendahl’s 5000 men, Waldeck’s allied lines and sieges around Mechlin, Louvain, and Valentia. No single outcome. multiple troop movements, fortifications, and political notes indicate ongoing conflict and shifting loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achmet Bashan
Bagdat
Seratkier
Chang
Vienna
Lobkowitz
Empire
Copenhagen
Louisa
Rosendale
Marshal Bathiani
Namur
Louvains
Barony
Louvain
Aerschor
Brufel
Fernault
Cortenberg
Arriv
M. Lowendahl
Louvdip
Hague
Prince Waldeck
Nynde
Mechlin
Tervettre
Vilvorden
Prince Liechtenstein
M. Castillar
Tuscany
M. Nadafti
Taro
M. Gages
Valentia
Paris
van Hoey
Brussels
France
Lodg’é
Sibdnew Scouggler
M. van Hoe
Binitaflador
Commonwealth
Jook
News from Edlinbury May Day Rebels Picked Up
Long and scattered report covers battles, ship movements, court notices, and personal news from London and surrounding areas. It notes General St Clair sailing from Portsmouth with officers, sheriffs chosen in the city, the India Company appointing a new commander, births and deaths, and various naval actions and privateer captures in the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Clair
Portsmouth
Hallett
Citizen
Cooper
Thomas Rawlinson
Fenchurch Street
Broad-Street-Ward
Walter Bernard
Deceas
India Company
Beft
Amelia
Samuel Martin
Viscount Windsor
Grosvenor Street
Bull
Bread Street
Jaft
Hartford
Huntingdon
Trotter
Thomas Bristowe
John Atkinson
King’s-Head
Fetter-Lane
Ellison
Weltshinster Abbey
Aubrey Beauclerk
Duke of
Britannia
Spain
North Cross
Westminster Abbey
Sis Jofia Balchen
Greenwich Hospital
Victory
Epsom
Prince of Wales
Lord Portmore
Copenhagen
French Prisoners Paroled as Inverness News Reaches
May reports say French officers are free on parole while soldiers stay in a meat-hall near Inverness. Rebels with about 250 prisoners in a church six miles from Inverness were relieved by a Royal party led by the Duke of Cumberland. He rewarded loyal prisoners with a guinea each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Luke
Adenoch
George Murray
Aberdeen
Mediterranean
West-Indies
Marquess Puerto
Stockholm
Hambourg
Marlborough
Spithead
Wynnham
Montrose
James Sedgwick
Fulham
Putney
Richmond
Putney-Heath
Portsmouth
Guernsey
Jersey
Hastings
Martin
Yarmouth
Plymouth
St. George
Lyon
Hampton Court
Augusta
Namur
Princess Louisa
Defiance
Falkland
Salisbury
Maidstone
Ruby Jo
Cape Breton
Warren
Downs
Cadiz
Countess of Leicester
Harman
Falmouth
West Indies
Jamaica
Kingfuniin Famsica
Carthagena
Barnet
South ‘Seas
Porto-Bello
Lima
Panama
Rutter
Providence
le Grotz
Caracca
Leogane
Mathoras
Cuba
Matham
New-England
Antigua
Tryton
Barbadoes
Boston
New ‘England
Dolphin
Matthey
Farringdon
Uround
Philadelphia
Louisbourg
Newcastle
Inverness
Fort George
Fort Augustus
Nverness
Duke of Cumberland