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General Evening Post in London, Middlesex

26 Apr 1748

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General Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 26, 1748

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2

Dispatches From Petersburgh and London Gossip Mix

Reports from Petersburgh claim a personal civilities agreement between the Empress and the Moorish King with no high ministerial embassy. Berlin dispatches note Dutchy refuge safety for Protestants and Romanists. Royal ceremonies, naval news, and local court notices fill letters from London, Plymouth, and Westminster.

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Petersburgh Russian Empire Asiatick Cleves United Provinces Dutchy Harrison Duke of Cumberland West Indies Matthew Michell, Esq Flushing Great Britain Norfolk Street Strand Holland Lord Anson Prince and Princess of Wales James Buller Cornwall Coventry Carew Valentine Knightley House of Commons Northampton Fraser Honeywood Lombard-street King’s Council Westminster Samuel Whiting Welfton Lincoln Charles Dixon John Earl Paulet Newick Sussex Chichester Kingsmore Rugmore Thomas Paulin Joseph Jackson Mark Holman Joseph Hughes High Court of Admiralty Archbishop of Canterbury Court of Arches Earl of Traquair Royal Prince of Wales Prince George Whitehall Putney Bridge Thames Monmouth Capt Plymouth
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Smugglers raid Colchester warehouse as rewards offered

In Essex smugglers armed with blunderbusses and pistols threatened Thomas Coker and broke into the King's warehouse, stealing 60 oil-case bags containing over 1500 pounds of tea. A hundred-pound rewards were offered for discovery, with further public sale notices for properties near Penryn and Falmouth. another report notes a ship captain's cabin robbed and a suspect Swede sought for ten-pound reward.

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St Domingo St. Pierre Martinico Marseilles Gibraltar Quebeck West Indies St. Francisco Dunkirk Dover Eagle Beazley Amazon Anson Jeffron Wentie Jacobine Cette Altena Chesterfield Lucia Amelia Jacobson Lisbon Dawson Falmouth Hill Cape Finisterre Culloden St. Michael Ramsgate Road Downs Christian Roos Vetena Ostend Malaga Prince Frederick Weymouth Poole Alden Leghorn Conquerante M.bompard Norway Goodwinfands Cock-Lane West- Smithfield Camberwell Road Southwark Charles Child Farnham John Lloyd Buffs George Gregory Little Chelsea King’s Highway Balingstone Hill Surry Lawrence Pyrth Newgate Nathaniel Dukinheld House of Bridges Croydon Robert Wilson Willam Pope Yeoville Somerset Helena Magdale Edmond Aflagdale, Bart Leeward Islands Admiral Knowles Sarum Peter Bathurst Ely Fleet- Market Fleet-Street Mr. Richards Doctors Commons Evans Pall-Mall Cary Prince of Wales Samuel Shepherd Whitehall Colchester Essex Thomas Coker Coker Hadleigh Suffolk Holles Newcastle William Wood Carclew Penryn Truro Redruth Dagge Southampton Chancery Lane London Bonython Creed Grampond Cornwall Cardew Leverpool Taereas Albeck Jansen Catharina Magnues Barker Barker Richard Fowles Amsterdam N. B Abraham Spalden
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