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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

05 Feb 1741

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 05, 1741

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Continental politics and Italian expedition plans reported abroad

A Gazette of February notes fervent preparations for the Italian expedition, with Spain seeking terms via the Duke of Courland and potential Vienna negotiations. Reports cover troop movements, artillery shipments to Tuscany, fleets ready for seas, and Silesian and Bohemian dispatches. Royal domes of Tangible claims, Danish ports, and Swedish war readiness accompany drone of courts.

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Count de Montejo Charg Spain Francfort Vienna Italy Don Philip Naples Fan Tuscany Messina Constantinople Petersbourg Courland Dutchy Wartenbourg Silesia Peterfoortrg Thamais Kouli Kan Buchara Asia Chrénbourg Vitrna Neifs Baron de Roth Aulick Rochefort Florence Groffet N.S Sienna Orbittello Great Britain Finch London Livonia Berlin Prussis Dyet of Rome Kingdom of Milan Sardinia
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Birth of Princess Prompted Regal Salute by the Sadlers

Bantry and Crookhaven reports note four ships with wheat and flour and a London laden vessel. The Worshipful Company of Sadlers, greeting the Prince and Princess of Wales, congratulates the royal birth. The Prince replies with thanks. Admiralty names Bargrave as later lieutenant of the Royal George. Treasury appoints Gilbert as Landwaiter in London Port, succeeding Holmondon. Christchurch claims Hookey seized hundreds of weight of hidden tobacco.

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London Worshipful Company of Sadlers Prince and Princess of Wales Lords of the Admiralty Bargrave Admiral Bembow Royal George the Treasury Gilbert Holmondon Christchurch Hookey Customs
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