Fateful War News and Financial Strains Across Europe
The letter extracts describe heavy military movements and conscription pressures in France, Austria, Sardinia, and Prussia. Reports from Paris, Berlin, and Amsterdam note troop shifts, fortification orders, and预计d battles alongside severe financial strain, bank suspensions, and civil unrest as noble families flee state funerals and peasants resist disarmament. Meanwhile, Sardinia advances, and English coastal raids continue with captures and reinforcements, amid courtly maneuvers and diplomatic talks on treaties and guarantees.
Dublin notices and appointments before the Great Seal
In Ireland Dublin the Great Seal preparations continue for presenting Rev John Lyon to the Wicklow parish of Brey. Mr Buth’s death vacates the Wicklow rectory as Owen Wynne, a long-serving Dragoon officer, dies at Dunganstown. A General Thanksgiving for the suppression of the rebellion is observed with Te Deum at Christ Church. William Roberts is appointed Ensign in Col Folliots.
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Dublin
John Lyon
Brey
Wicklow
Buth
Dunganstown
Lords
Christ Church
Purcel
Dean Owen
William Roberts
Co. Folliot
Escape attempts and prison breaks reach Inverness
From Inverness comes word that Gregor MGregor, a serjeant who defected from Lord Loudon's Regiment to the Rebels, arrived under guard and faced trial last Friday. Other Brethren expected to accompany him tried to break prison. three escaped, but guards halted further escape. Reports say prisoners broke Gaol in Inverness Town days ago, with four or five Highland gentlemen escaping. a French officer warned the guard. A ship is soon to transport the Master of Lovat and some others to London. Air reports say West Coast herring fishing is thriving, risking boats sinking from heavy catches before landfall.
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Paris
Mar ‘Shal Saxe
Fontainbleau
Lochiel
Prince Edward
Provence
Don Philip
Aix
Marquess de Mirepoix
Villa-franca
Maria Josepha
Poland
Saxony
Courrn
Britany
Port ?Orient
Marquess d'Iffars
Warsaw
Europe
the Two Sicilies
Chamberry
Italy
France
Duke de Harcourt
Marquess de la Farre
Marquess de Balincourt
Port l’Orient
Quiberon
Gracis
Naniz
Saxe
Tongres
Brusfels
Tongeren
Port Louis
Morlaix
Edinburgh
Inverness
Gregor M
Gregor
Lord Loudon
Lovat
London
Death Sentence for Condu& in Action off T-2
Aged about 76, he faces a rapid formal sentence of death for conduct in action. Reports describe the latest military movements, with Life-Guards and Horse-Grenadiers Mustered in their new deaths. Private letters from Madrid claim a Franco-Spanish treaty exists, and royal notices announce various deaths and appointments.
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Point Quiberon
Sardinia
Madrid
U.S
France
Spain
Weybridge
Earl of Lincoln
Bremen
N.S
Henry Voguel
Ely
Hambourg
Nicholas Lane
Lombard-Street
Latt
St. Margaret Lothbury
Mayo
St. George’s Hospital
Westminster Infirmary
Thomas James
John Earl of Heproun
Waldron
Sussex
Chichester
East Grinstead
William Flower
Culfton
Coalston
Wilts
Sarum
Hornson
Mufick
Greenwich
Deptford
Rotherhithe
Horn-Fair
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Bernes
Prussia
Berlin
Dresden
Francfort
Stockholm
Ratisbon
Nice
Charles Leopold of
Aemy
Amsterdam
Shah Nadir
Persia
Charles Wooley
Christopher Bonnellan
Dromglass
Tullamifxin
Armagh
Peter Bouquet de St. Paul
Cork
Bristol
West Indies
Yessel
John Stoute
Fiom
Ireland
Scotland