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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 07, 1741

Page

1

Mail from France and British dispatches on Corsica and Italy

Reports from Naples and Vienna dated March 21 and April 1 describe new mail arrivals from France, arms shipments from Capua, cannon and ammunition sent to Tuscany, and militia calls. Councils address Corsican and Spanish plans to invade Italy, while Hungary fronts draw more troops and a letter from the Grand Duchess of Russia to the Queen signals Russia’s intent to honor the Pragmatic Sanction.

Bari Capua Tuscany Genoa Versailles Madrid Corsica Spain Italy Vienna Council of War Hungary Austria Munich Russia

Scuffle Over Hair Cloth Seizure Near Leith Walk

Edinburgh March 30 report on a night clash at Leith Walk between a merchant Ross of Hamburg’s porter and sailor boy and armed men claiming contraband goods. A broad sword and pistol were used. several were wounded, two suspects from Cornwallis’s regiment captured, Crawford the Excise officer implicated, conflicting statements follow.

Scotland Edinburgh Leith Walk Ross Hamburgh Leith Cannongate Caltoun Cornwallis Crawford Cauais

Remarkable Irish Murder Trial at Affizes

Dublin March 31 reports say a man tried for murder last Summer was initially found guilty but the judge urged the jury to reconsider a doubtful piece of evidence. They acquitted him after a second look, while another man later confessed to the murder and claimed he was in court during the prior trial.

Ireland Dublin

Humanlike Sow and Guilty Saltern Murderer In Dorchester

In Kendal on March 7 a sow at the White Horse bore a pig whose head and face resemble a human. Dorchester on March 28 reports Mr. Smith, owner of salterns near Pool, condemned for the murder of Joan Mew, executed after denying the crime and claiming innocence. He had faced accusations of wrongdoing toward his daughter, leaving a notorious reputation.

Kendal Margaret Nicholson Dorchester Smith Pool Joan Mew

Admiralty reshuffles captains and privateer rumors from Jamaica

London reports Captain Harrison moves from Mary Galley to Argyle, a 50 gun fourth rate. Bermuda letters note two 20 gun privateer sloops, Anne and Anne with crews of two men each, to share booty. Capt. Ward recounts Liverpool arrivals from Jamaica with convoy and 136 ships, encounters French warships, and a later sighting near Cape Nichola.

Admiralty Harrison Bermudas Anne Richardson Love Ward Traffords Liverpool Jamaica England North America Norwich Windward Passage Sir Chaloner Ogle Lye Chaloner Ogle Dawkins London Berkeley Bristol Cape Nicholan Orford Augustus Fitzroy Cape Tabrom Warin

News from a Naval Engagement and Court Notices

Reports describe French ships firing no colours, Orford firing first and a three hour battle with two French ships heavily damaged. Norwich warship misses Antigua due to loss of a mast. dispatches reach London via the Indian Queen. Plymouth letters mention Mary Galley and Rochester returning from a cruise with Turks taken by Spaniards. two ships seized off Scilly, one retaken by Colchester. Salvage rights granted to the captains of the retaken vessel. Royal announcements note promotions in the Life-Guards and Horse Guards Blue, victualling warrants for Royal George and Royal Sovereign, plus a new collector in Sunderland and a parliamentary seat vacancy for London. A Norfolk shire wedding and a bishop appointing his son to St Paul’s Cathedral follow.

Orford Norwich England Antigua Duke of Newcastle Plymouth Rochester Scilly Colchester Wilmington Bulmer Hayes Smyrna London St. Sebastian’s House of Peers Warder Duke of Marlborough Cornwall Major Roberts Madden Royal Regiment of Horse Guards Roberts Royal George Royal Sovereign Treasury Ralph Lampton Sunderland John Barnston Eig Deceas Hum

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