Madrid's secret conference over Noailles and peace plans
Madrid reports lengthy talks with M de Noailles to craft a general pacification. Dispatches show seven or eight secretaries and daily couriers to France and Jealy. News from Milan to Copenhagen details battles, armistices, and troop movements as European powers seek a balance.
Pacification plan favors Confederates as Allies eye battle
London reports say His Prussian Majesty’s general pacification plan was formed with Mr. Villiers and seen as favorable to the Confederate side against France. The Allied Army in the Netherlands may grow by about six thousand men within weeks, enabling a French confrontation without arms suspension. An officer from the Duke’s army notes imminent marching, as Royal Semple’s and Pulteney’s brigades head to Ruthven then Perth, with six cannon and a tour to Macintoshes, Macphersons, and Athol tenants near Blair.
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M. de Noailles
France
Jealy
M. Maillebois
Sardinia
Turin
Cremona
Nadafti Pers
Nura
Nadafti
Borghetto
Browne
Placentia
Count Gages
Codogno
Lichtenstein
Montalto
Milan
Lazare
New College
Alberoni
Marquess de Castellar
Parma
Stockholm
Scotland
Dyet
Nordkoping
Copenhagen
Marseilles
Richards
Heilbron
Lobkowitz
Count de Podewills
Dohna
Manheim
Berlin
Dresden
Eugene d’Anhalt Deffau
Prussia
Breda
Totus
Maastricht
Count Bathiani
Antwerp
Williamstadt
Prince Waldeck
Hague
Emmeth
Lier
Amsterdam
Brest
Cape Breton
Paris
Marquess de Stainville
Austrian
Netherlands
Hungary
Great Britain
United Provinces
Luxembourg
Dunkirk
Vienna
Madrid
London
de Invernes
Royal
Semple
Pulteney
Gy Ruthven
Perth
Macintoshes
Macphersons
Duke of Athol
Blair
March on Dunkeld and fortifications in Scotland plan
A dispatch from Glasgow dated May 16 reports a march planned by March on Wednesday with four regiments Blakeney Battereau Handafyd and the Royal Igith encamped at a place. The force will move to Fort Augustus and Fort William leaving two regiments to remain, while detours visit the Macdonalds Camerons Kennedys and Macmartins.
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Dunkeld
Mordaunt
Blakeney
Battereau
Handafyd
Tortis
Elgin
Fort Augustus
Fort William
Corryarick
Garry
Dalnacardock
Taybridge
Crief
Stirling
Cromarty
Macleod
Kilmarnock
Balmering
Exeter
London
Glasgow
Campbell
Mull
Chevalier
Nam
Duke of Perth
John Drummond
Elcho
Sherridan and Sullivan
Lochiel the Younger
Buchanan
Rome
Murray
Duke
Dunkirk
Prince
Princess of
Wates
Duke of Newcastle
John Larpent
Earl of Harrington
Lord Privy Seal
Daniel Prevereau
Deceas
St. Paul’s
William Glanville
Admiralty
Str. Paul’s
John James
Artillery’ Company
Moorfields
Robert Baylis
Edward Bellamy
John Thompson
John Blachford
Francis Cockayne
Elgrs
Chandler
Duke of Cumberland
Scotland
Excise
Stanton
Northumberland
Berwick Upon Tweed
Richard Eyre
The
India Company
Weston
Gilbert
Lynn
Bombay
China
Duke of Ormond
Jerusalem
Westminster Abbey
Ormond
Henry the Seventh
Rochester
Clayton
Laft
Mr. Turnpenny
Charlton
Whitick
Clement’s Inn
Band of
Gentlemen Pensioners
Mr. Vanden-Enden
Lewis Vanden-Enden
Bury-Coast
Sc. Mary-Axe