Paris and London News in April and May War Updates
Reports from Madrid Berlin and Leghorn detail Allied and French movements in Europe with audience attendances, appointments, and fortification actions. Notices cover naval actions near Genoa Leghorn and Mahon, troop transports to Flanders, and political shifts including embassies and court appointments.
Mysterious Escape and Capture After Culloden Battle
An Edinburgh letter details the Marquess of Tullibardine's escape with a French ally after Culloden, their surrender to a justice of the peace, and confinement at Dumbarton Castle. Reports from Inverness and Golfie recount rebel misery, prisoners, and devastations, with Cromarty and Sutherland forces capturing many.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Marquess of
Tullibardin
Culloden House
Island of Man
William Buchannan
Drummyhill
Dumbarton Castle
Inverness
Lord Lovat
Golfpie
Earl of Sutherland
Earl of Cromarty
Lord Cromarty
Earl of
Patience bound for Barbadoes retaken at Barbadoes
Bristol May 10 The Patience Gold bound for Barbadoes lately taken is retaken and carried into Barbadoes. Last Saturday Matthew Daily of the Duke Privateer was committed to Newgate for premeditated murder of William Sullivan his comrade. The motive was suspicion that the deceased struck him with a stone ashore on the holme.
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Buckingham House
St. James’s
Duke of
Suffolk
House of Commons
George I
Ringfale Hall
William Barker
Catherine Teresa
Samuel Keck
Middle Temple
Ely
William
Samuel
Alexander
Inverness
Glen
John Drummond
Barrel
Earl of Rothes
Great Brook-Street
Grosvenor Square
Flanders
Daniel Reynard
Amsterdam
Deceas
Honiton
Devonshire
Elec
William Yonge, Bart
Ireland
Henry Fox
Windsor
William Yonge
Windham
Kent
Deptford
East India Company
Prince Edward
Prince and Princess of Wales
Robert Haldaine
St. Helena
Benjar
China
Nathaniel Edwards
Tedbury
Gloucestershire
Seymour
Bath
Mr. Horfmanden
Purleigh
Essex
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Boswell
Arthur Onslow
Windmill Street
Blackham
Col. Price
Hereford
William Woodhouse
Vica
Petton
Bedford
Lincoln
Andrew Perrot
Stone
Stafford
Litchfeld
Coventry
John Jeffrys
St. Nicholas Cole-Abbey
Diocese of
London
Scountry News
Bristol
Barbadoes
Matthew Daily
Newgate
William Sullivan
Deccas
Holme
Commodore Barnet Near Cape Horn in South Seas
Reports indicate Commodore Barnet’s ships were refitting at the Cape of Good Hope last summer as they prepared for a voyage round Cape Horn. The South Sea area would be a likely station for such an expedition, and confirmation of his presence there would boost Britain’s effort to wage war on the Bourbon house.
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Madrid
Arshal Noailles
Aranjuez
Rennes
France
de Villars
Namur
Charleroi
Mechlin
Neeth
Contick
Lier
Walem
Duffel
Scheld
London Gazette
Algier
Tunis
Bedford
Townshend
Mahon
Cagliari
M. de Lage
Toulon
Sardinia
Broglio
Sorpello
Savorgio
Villa Franca
Lombardy
Genoa
Diamond
Leoftoff
Gerigo
Florence
Lord Govil
Polacco
St. Remo
Leghorn
O.S. Funk
Hague
Weis Fin
Breit Road
Purten
Bathiant
Baréhai
Arfhor
Braxfchoten Heath
Antwerp
Turin
Valencia
Maillebois
Aequi
Alexandria
Tanaro
Learrum
Lichtenstein
Pontremoli
M. Castellar
M. de Gages
Placentia
Liege
Louvain
Barnet
Cape of Good Hope
Cape Horn
Thase
Ste
Gueat
Britain
House of Bourbon