Evening Post in London, Middlesex

Moscow dispatch claims rebel Georgia leader captured

From the Supplement to the Amsterdam Gazette Nov 3 reports that the head of the Rebels of Georgia, who murthered a Georgian prince under Imperial protection, is believed taken. Other items cite Polish Lithuanian talks, Quadruple Alliance envoys, a major fire damaging a powder mill, and Vienna preparations for 150000 soldiers. Also notes the death of Thomas Ferrers, the Duke of Norfolk’s High Treason suspicion, and a London property sale listing lasting terms and location.