Disordered report from Milan to London on war and politics
The letters describe ongoing money struggles after capitulation to the imperial powers. Marquess de Botta faces quarrels with Sardinia and the English, while Milan readies to host Prince Charles of Lorraine with 30,000 Piedmontese and 28,600 others. Austria presses for more support as Piedmont moves on Ventimiglia Nice. Reports from Hague and Berlin note battle losses, prisoner captures, and strategic shifts toward winter quarters. London sources add details of French and British actions around Liege and Brittany, plus parries in Scotland and Ireland.
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Republick
Marquess de Botta
Sardinia
Vienna
Milan
Prince Charles of Lorrain
Italy
Lichtenstein
Kingdom of
Naples
Brown
Berlin
Dresden
Bernes
Bohemia
Lobkowitz
Moravia
Count Traun
Russia
Poland
Saxony
Brunswick
Dufeldorp
Ventimiglia
Villa Franca
Nice
Lipsladt
Maidel
Bofelager
Donep
Mansbach
Prince of
Lenbourg
de Maubourg
Louvain
Saxe
Britany
Flanders
Leas
Tirlemont
St. Tron
Tongres
Hague-Gazette
Hague
Prince Waldeck
Weerdthe Ith
Severen
Eafe
Maestsicht
Scotland
M. de Warren
Foot
Prince Edward
Roscoff
Col. Warren
France
Loghnonona
Sieur Barndale
Culloden
Prince
Warren
Paris
London Gazette
Tongeren
Liege
Marshal Saxe
Maestricht
Britain
1Qth
l’Orient
Britann
Provence
Bordilera
Dolce Acqua
Rebels and Wanderers Gather in Scottish Highlands
Reports from Scotland describe bands of Stragglers in the Forest of Guick near Ruthven Mar and Athol planning rendezvous. A minister faced a burglar-like group demanding money, then fled with a letter. A later letter from Inverary notes French visitors seeking rebel leaders and the Pretender traveling with Highland chiefs aboard a ship, but no force landed.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Guick
Ruthven
Mar
Athol
Buchan
Inverary
Barndale
Cameron
Clanronald
Lechgarry
Keppoch
Ardfheil
Apin
Roth
Lochiel, &c
Prisoners and court outcomes from Carlisle report
The Carlisle note lists Rebel prisoners untried including Thomas Blair John Stewart Robert Marlane William Greenhill Charles Douglass and notes prior trials with 49 guilty pleas 31 sentenced and many acquitted by consent of the King's Counsel due to youth age or favorable circumstances under Duke of Cumberland's proclamation.
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Carlisle
O& 6
Thomas Blair
John Stewart
Robert Marlane
William Greenhill
Charles Douglass
Lord Mordington
Duke of Cumberland
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London Evening-Post
Holland
Genoa
Killa
Ireland
George Gore St. George
County of Donnegal
Ralph Gore
Dublin
Lords Justices
Regiment of Dragoons
Gustavus Lord Viscount Boyne
Ralph Gore, Bart
Henry Conyngham
County of
Donnegal
Somerset Hamilton
Ikerrin
Ulster
Barr
Deceas
Richard White
Elys
Exchequer Court
Baron Bowes
Thomas Taylor
William Cooke
Tholfel