Politic and Military Dispatches From Europe and Atlantic
Reports from Warsaw, Paris, and London describe diplomatic clarifications as three crowns vow mutual friendship, while English fortifications at Quiberon and forces in Flanders, Brittany, and Italy indicate ongoing strategic maneuvers. Notices detail executions of rebels in Carlisle and Brampton, with courtly entries on births, deaths, and notable appointments.
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Esterday
Count de Brihl
Poland
Waraw
Vannes
Quiberon
Belleisle
Port Louis
Coridon
St. Germains En Laye
Prince of Wales
Paris
Flanders
Britany
Beauvais
Aiaeh
Fontainbleau
Rochelle
Duke de Penthievre
Rennes
Normandy
Granville
Provence
Spain
Earl of Morton
M. van Hoey
Hambourg
Berlin
Ferber
Spandau
London
Porrtsmouth
Leeward Islands
Mitchief
Kensington Palace
St. James’s
Colley Cibber
Laurent
Golden Lion and Devil
Temple Bar
Princess of Hesse
Duke of Cumberland
Kensington
Stephen Poyntz
Mitchem
Berkshire
Bath
Windsor Chapel
George Booth
Earl of Warrington
Miss Turner
Henry Turner
Hays
Uxbridge
Turner
Botwell-Green
Henry Fetherston
Christ’s Hospital
St. Thomas's
Jamaica
Murray Crombell
Reyner
Laft
Bedford Row
Thomas Alexander
Grigg Street
Soho
Westby Gill
Board of Works
Henry Flitcraft
Whitehall
Westminster
Snow-Hill
Appleby
Temple
Henry Packer
Dennington Castle
Esy
Winchcomb Howard Packer
Cow-Lane
West Smithfield
Hodge
William Tatton
Thomas Lord Viscount Fauconberg
Rotherfield
Sussex
Chichester
Chiltington
Carlisle
Thomas Kepoch
John Henderson
John M‘naughton
Col. Gardner
James Brand
Daniel M‘daniel
Justice Foster
Eaton Clive
Alexander Leith
Glenbucket
Walter Mitchell
Duke of Perth
George Ramsay
Francis Farquharson
James Stewart
Culloden
Miajesty
Rebels raid and Highland unrest reported in Scotland
Aberdeen hears that a party of Rebels robbed a farmer in Towie of six marks and demanded 201 Sterling from another in the Mains of Lathers. When refused they tied a rope about his middle and hauled him along the Water of Doveran. Country gentlemen retreat to winter quarters to avoid vagabonds as the young Pretender rushes to Arisaig with rebel chiefs pursuing escape. Glasgow reports M Kendrick, a former Scots Fusiliers soldier, shot for desertion and joining the Rebels.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Aberdeen
Sterling
Doveran
Baniff
Arifaig
Ardfheil, Torcaitle
Cluny M‘pherson
M‘lauchlan
Glasgow
M‘kendrick
Prize and ransom paid for Blandford privateer recovered
Bristol reports the Blandford privateer has been taken as a prize and ransomed for 1100l. An order is issued to pay the ransom and discharge the moftages.
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Bristol
Blandford
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Holland
Warsaw
Egerts
Dresden
Ratisbon
Harrach
Breda
France
London Gazette
Louisbourg
St. John’s
Duke d’Anville
Acadia
Florence
Naples
Piombino
Sardinia
Nice
Venice
Mantua
Rhine
Tirol
Italy
M. Botta
Brown
Modena
Antibes
Don Philip
Madrid
Hague
Nev
Sinclair
Varo
M. Maillebois