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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 22, 1746

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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.

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.

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

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