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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 01, 1739

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War News From Europe: Fresh Reports From Paris to Petersburgh

Gathered dispatches from Vienna Madrid Paris and Copenhagen describe preparations for potential coalitions in the long European conflict. Reinforcements and troop plans surface as Britain France Russia Denmark Spain contemplate actions. Strong mentions include Belgrade Mendia Cadiz Osterman and the Turks.

Ingria Estonia Carelia Vienna Prince of Hildbourghausen Tuscany Marquess de Stainville France Spain Robinson Great Britain a.German Madrid London Clavijo Cadia Great‘Britain Cadiz P.S Bourdemx Garonne Petersbourg N. S Moscow d’Osterman Marquess de la Chetardie Placentia Don Philip Don Carlos Naples Sicily Paris Brest Marquess de la Mina Paris A-la-Main Rome San Masino Dutchy Scavalino Carpegna San- Marino Brussels Ostend Mediterranean Genoa Majorca Hague Marquess de Fenelon States General Fontainbleau Versailles Russia Denmark

French Ship Seized by Sallee Rover and Cork Floods

Reports from Waterford and Dublin recount a French ship seized by a Sallee rover off Ireland and another captured near Cadiz. A Roechelle bayonet was left at Kinsale with only one survivor. Cork flood damage rises as heavy rains overflow quays and goods stored in cellars. A constable thwarted smugglers at Clontarf, wounding a man who died, and tobacco was seized from a boat. Father Carey, priest for St. John's Dublin, dies at 75.

Ireland Waterford Cadiz Roechelle Kinsale Dublin Cork Young Coutt Clontarff Howrh-Quiay Father Carey St. John’s

Jane Capt Prowse Strands Off Lime With Nine Ill Fated Drownings

Tinmouth reports the Jane captained by Prowse ran aground near Lime after a gale sent the vessel to sea. The master owner and five boys perished while the mate, carpenter, and a boy survived. Passengers and others were landed prior to the wreck.

Tinmouth Jane Prowse Squarry Jas Binh

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