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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 25, 1739

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Arrival of Mail From France Noted by London Evening Post

The London Evening Post records the latest mail from France arriving since the previous instalment, noting courier arrivals and potential dispatches. The brief item highlights the ongoing exchange of correspondence and updates to readers on shipping and communication logistics.

Corsican Skirmishes and European Diplomatic Tangles

Reports from Ajaccio and Bastia recount skirmishes near Battelica, with Campoloro held and Corsican towns resisting, while Marquess de Maillebois targets Talaro. Elsewhere the Hague letter notes debates in the States General over Britain Spain hostilities and the Pardo Convention breaches. Belfast, Belfast merchants dispute, Aberdeen unrest, and a Belfast shipboard manifesto era.

Ajaccio Battelica Marquess de Maillebois M.d’Harffonville M. d Regiment of la Serre Pieve Talaro de Maillebois Campoloro Bastia Zharrow Baron Neuhoff Bauditti Bridge Golo Alaitre d S.du Chaftel the Hague States General Republick Great Britain Spain Europe England

Dublin Officer Disposes Commission in Bloodied Times

Ireland. Dublin. Charles Annesley, equerry captain of the Battle Axes, has disposed of his commission to Edward Cary, Esq. son of Colonel Cary of Dungiven.

Dublin Charles Annesley Edward Cary Cary of Dungiven

Sentence of Death in Bristol Gaol Delivery for Theft

Aug 25 Bristol reports the City and County Gaol Delivery before Serjeant Foster with only one sentence of death given to Hally Price for stealing twenty guineas disguised as a Fortune Teller from a Mrs dwelling. An extract from Capt Samuel Bromage aboard the Vigor dated Aug 18 off Dover details Admiral Haddock s squadron in pursuit of Spanish ships and warnings of possible capture by English pirates.

Bristol Serjeant Foster Corder Hally Price Delufion Samuel Bromage Dover Amerdam Seville Spain Admiral Haddock Cape St. Mary’s England Cadiz

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The London Evening-Post France A-la-main Gree Crown of Hague Marquess de St. Gilles Pardo Court of Great Britain Haddock Georgia Carolina South Sea Company M. de la Quadra Othly Belfast Hanover and George’s Quays Edinburgh Aberdeen Ireland Country News
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