Jacobite Scotland

Supposing the Jacobite Revolution of 1745 successfully puts Bonnie Prince Charlie on the throne of England and Scotland, what do you think are the most important immediate and long-term effects?
 
Define how it's victorious: if it's a matter of Scots and Irish cutting a path through Parliament to a vacant throne, than it's a very different case than Parliament somehow developing a large enough base of Stuart support to create a smooth transition.
 
I hope to be clear and quick:

George II stays as King of Hanover.
The Anglican Church is lately disbanded by new King Charles III, who restores Catholicism.
The pro-Hanover Whigs era is finished and the Tories take the power: Sir Watkin Williams-Wynn, who was Tory leader and was engaged in secret negotiations with the Jacobites, is the new Prime Minister.
United Kingdom is more pro-French, because Louis XV was a supporter of Bonnie Prince Charles in order to weak his British enemies.
During the Seven Years War UK sides with France, Austria (and all Holy Roman Empire), Saxony, Spain, Sweden and Russia against Prussia: the Prussian forces are finally destroyed in 1759, during the Battle of Kunersdorf, where Frederick II the Great falls, leaving his 15-years old nephew Frederick William II to sign an humiliating surrender.
The Bavarian Succession War ends with a great Austrian victory and Habsburgs annex Bavaria. This causes a rift with France and the end of their alliance.
Without France's help, General Washington loses the battle of Yorktown so the American Rebellion is crushed but the Sons of Liberty's resistance continues.
In 1788 Charles III dies and is succeeded by his brother, Henry IX, the King-Cardinal.
After the Revolution, France changes its side and supports the rebels against London, that is the leader of anti-France Coalitions. In 1814 Andrew Jackson, using Louisiana as base, defeats British troops in a resounding and sudden victory and United Kingdom is forced to recognized American independence in order to stop Napoleon.
Henry IX dies in 1807 and his the last British King: according to Jacobite Succession, the Crown passes to Charles Emmanuel IV of Savoy, former King of Sardinia who abdicated in 1802 after his wife's death, but Charles "IV" refuses due his decision to pursue a religious life, so the claim pass to his brother and successor as King of Sardinia Victor Emmanuel I of Savoy, as Victor I.
In 1815 the Congress of Vienna is called to solve the problem of a British Monarch that is also the King of Sardinia: a partition is made, with Austria that annexes Piedmont while Corsica and Sardinia remain in British hands, the first as British possession, the second only in personal union. Genoa and Venice Republics stay independent, because Savoy can not annex the first and Austria is satisfied with Piedmont's annexation. Wittelsbach obtain the newly created crown of Belgium as compensation for Bavaria lost.
When Victor dies in 1824, Savoy divided, with Victor only daughter Maria Beatrice who became Queen of England as Mary II and the Carignano Line that became the new Kings of Sardinia.
After Mary II's death, the Crown passes to Austria-Este Line, that renounce all its claim on Modena in favor of Habsburg or the Parma Duchy.
Italy could born but as a republican confederation of free states and not as a centralized monarchy.
With Prussia severely damaged by XVIII Century defeats, Austria remains the main power in Germany.
In 1870 Savoy (not Savoy-Aosta) could became King of Spain, maybe successfully. However no French-Prussian War, French Empire survives and Alsace-Lorraine remains French.
In 1914 the Sarajevo Assassination leads to the Great Eastern War between a Austrian leaded German Confederation, allied with Othman Empire and Bulgaria, and Russian Empire and his Serbian allies: Russia is easily defeated and turns in a republic, with Lenin that dies in exile in Switzerland.
In 1919 the death of Mary III od Este brings the British Crown to Wittelsbach, creating a personal union between Belgium and United Kingdom.
In 1921 British Prime Minister Henry Asquith, French Emperor Napoleon IV and Russian President Leon Trotsky sign the Triple Entente to oppose at the growing power of Austrian Mitteleuropean Union and his Japanese and Turkish allies. Italian and American Presidents Giovanni Giolitti and William Jennings Bryan declare their nations as neutral, while many fears that this contraposition could lead to a terrible world war...
 
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