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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 24, 1748

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Distemper of Cattle and Royal Dispatches in Europe

From the London Gazettes we note the cattle distemper easing in Thysland while raging in Jutland, royal permission to market bull calves again, and continued prohibition on Con Calvary. Royal appointments for Admiral and executive duties are announced in Whitehall.

London Gazettes Gopenhagen Jutland Magues Aix-la-Chapelle Whitehall John Earl of Sandwich Vere Beauclerk George Lord Anson William Viscount Barrington William Pansonby Lord‘ Duncannon Thomas Vithers Great Britain

Arrest of Ecclesiastick in Finland Sparks Broad Inquiry

A mail from Holland dated December 18 reports N Ecclesiastick has been arrested in Finland and brought there on suspicion of carrying on a midie correspondence. His papers reveal many more involved, and a diligent search is underway to identify them.

Paris A-la-main Choify Infanta Versailles Richelieu Geno Genoa Congress of Nice Corsica Curray Bigonglia Hiind M. d’Ahumada Don Philip Hanover Edi&t Herrenhutters Fribourg Switzerland Savoy Hague France Europe Rome N.S Stockholm Ecclesiastick Finland

Ship Janet of Aloa wreck off Leith harbor death toll rises

Edinburgh des. 19. On Thursday the Janet of Aloa bound from Dumbar to Leith with wheat was driven on shore near Gossford by a storm. The mate and one man perished. The tragedy is blamed largely on Portsea ton harbour's ruinous condition which prevents safe entry for ships. Glasgow reports say Pacquet Boat from Port Patrick to Donaghadee perished near Scots Side with many dead, forty left. Bristol notes the Wood-Bush wreck on the Wye with three men aboard, two swam ashore and one died.

Otland Edinburgh Aloa John Thomon Dumbar Leith Gossford Portseaton Glasgow Port-Patrick Donaghadee Battereau Country-News Bristol

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