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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 14, 1748

Page

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European War Faction Battles Loom In Italian Campaign Plans

Reports from the French theater describe Richelieu urging a Genoa expedition with 24 to 30 thousand troops to aid Piedmont and threaten Austrian positions. Paris dispatches claim France and allies may muster over 110 thousand men in Italy, echoing broader strategic aims against Genoa and northern forces.

Low Countries Dutchy Tuscany Duke of Richelieu Marthal Belleisle Piedmont Genos Duke de Richelieu Versailles Genoa Grand Deutchy M. Richliew France Italy Sardinian M.ec Bellatile Stig Hilf Maastricht

Maritime Arrivals and Seafaring Notices in the Downs

Shipping news reports seaborne traffic with vessels named Pealy April v4 and Amey Pike arriving from South Carolina at Dartmouth and Bristol shores. Descriptions imply naval and privateer activity, with references to Cape Ere and Hul Tha Trastin. The fragment lists several ships including The Pretty Beatley and Tyger from Boston and London respectively, with destinations noted as Africa and Annamabo.

His Majesty Downs Baker Amey Pike South Carolina Dartmouth Leverpool Peek Bristol Cape Ditto Annamabo Fate Pihman Blanchard Boston London Africa Beatley Moore Tyger

Fragmentary Note on Polish Discord and Royal Army Plans

fragments discuss attempts to stir unrest in Poland and possible royal policy shifts. references to Passion of the Crown, marriage contempt, and potential measures impacting the Army under the Duke of Cumberland, with unclear authorial context and damaged phrasing.

Warsaw Poland Miajesty Duke of Cumberland

Notices to settle debts of George Whywall estate

Indebted persons to the estate of George Whywall late of Distaff Lane London Tobacconnut are required to pay immediately to Mrs Elizabeth Whywall widow and executrix at the deceaseds dwelling house or to Mr Sante Dod attorney in Matton-Gourt. All with any claims on the estate must produce accounts to Mrs Whywall or Mr Dot as former accounts were mislaid.

Joseph Hankey Kat Culloden Scotland Duke of Cumberland House of Peers Edward Bacon Kellington Cornwall Thomas Copleston Northampton Hanbury Knightley George I Duke of Chandos Leicester Square New-York Albany New-England Oswego Newmarket Lord March Haxfe Grumfey Lord Downe Fach Wells’ Dock Deptford Byng Mediterranean Peter Warren Mortyn Schryver West-Indies Hamburgh John Meyer Repmerhuysen Erst Plaka Jaffin Bellavan Worms Andreas Rochelle Dunkirk St. Michael and Culloden Downs Hanover Guernzey Whitesides Leverpool St. Joseph London Naples Gibraltar Granville John Richardson Hendricks Smith Milford Rye Quay Fruce Jamaice Vera Cruz Exeter Devonshire Hilton Jieberg rekThursdays Bota Bidgtey George Whywvall Distaff-Lane Elizabeth Whywll Sante Dod Matton-Gourt Threathadedie Brett

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