London Evening Post items from April 8 to 22 1746 military notes
Reports from Flanders Vienna Wesel and Wesel fortifications outline Saxon troops marching toward the area and French forces extending cantonments along the Rhine. News from Paris Brussels and The Hague detail wood trade exemptions, Meuse river access improvements for the French army, and reports of Austrian and Hanoverian Hussars in the region. London letters describe prices, meat shortages, shipping movements, political appointments, and the capture of ships by British squadrons. The Admiralty bulletin covers the Battle of Basque Road and subsequent actions against merchant convoys and French ports including Isle d’Aix and Rochefort with losses and prize captures. Also includes local bankruptcies and court notices.
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Daffeldorp
Keyserswerth
Wesel
Saren
Hagenport
Paris
Council of State
Brussels
Meuse
Stockem
Mareick
Ruremond
Cologn
Cleves
Netherlands
Leige
Terhulp
London Gazette
Nimmeguen
Clermont
Rhine
Venlo
Keffel
Andernack
Wefel
Dombarle
Pisa
Gueldres
Dornften
Hague
Hanover
Ferdinand
Hardenberg
Braun
Bremen
Grote
Vechte
Wilfhausen
Bentheim
Hamilton
Allackley
Chaxby
Normanby
Lincolnhire
Havering
Dagenham
Essex
Sussex
Middlesex
Kent
Piscataqua
North America
John Donkley
Ely
England
Laft
Bath
Thomas Bevois
Surrey
Eye
Suffolk
Robert Stebbing
Benjamin Bawden
Exeter
Saunders Welch
Chick Lane
Compters
New Prison
Clerkenwell Bridewell
Admiralty Office
Edavad Hawke
Clevland
Isle of Rhe
N.E
Basque Road
Chace
St. Martin’s
Hussar
M.W
Ile d’Aix
Florifflant
Sphynx
Hardi
Dragon
Warwick
S.E
d’Aix
Charente
Ile Madame
Ewer
Isle d
Aix
America
Bourdeaux
Isle d’Aix
Admiralty Ofice
Pluto
Proserpine
Sir Edward Hawke
Quebec
Galathee
Hume
Plate
Antelope
Speedwell
Thomas Collingwood
Air-street
Barnsley
County of York
Nicholas Lilley
Ashton
County of Lancaster
Isaac Heapy
Peter Heapy
Stockport
Parliament Resolves Fund by Subscription and Lottery
The House of Commons approves raising 5,090,000 by subscription and lottery. Four and a half million pounds at 3 1/2 percent for 24 years to begin July 5, plus 500,000 by lottery at 3 percent starting January 5, 1759. Annuity and lottery payments listed with dates. three percent discount for annuity payments. A plan to seize forfeited estates in Scotland to strengthen the Crown and Highland peace is noted, awaiting an act.
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Lon Odon
House of Commons
Highlands
Scolland
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