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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 28, 1741

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Warlike preparations and European intrigues in 18th century report

The London Evening Post notes ongoing warlike preparations, troop movements toward Tuscany, and diplomatic dispatches from Naples and Berlin. Details include Britain’s ministerial overtures to Prussia, arrests linked to Don Garpentero, and coded letters discussing Silesia, agitation, and measures against events. Reports from Hanover, Venice, and Leghorn describe court concerns, troop assemblies, and financial loans, with Florence and Brussels supplying tactical notes. The lettered narrative covers the Brest and Toulon fleets, bread shortages in France, and Russian forces moving into Courland, plus a sea battle anecdote of a resilient shipmaster assisting in a riot.

Tuscany Naples Algiers Tunis Tripoli Robinson London Prussia Silesa Duke de Uzedo Count Konigsegg M. de Buhl Corradini Spain Silesia d’Uzedo Genoa Don Garpentero Tyrol Bavaria Republick of Venice Istria O.S Brest Toulon Port Lewis Paris France Berlin N. S Schweidnitz Great Glogau Palatinates Cracow Ponnonia Florence Leghorn Dantzick

Irish and Scottish riot turmoil hits Westmeath and Dingwall

Reports from Lrelando Galway Cork and Scotland detail violent incidents including a home invasion near Clonluf near Westmeath where John Daly was robbed and his wife injured. a farmer Dowlan set aflame after a robbery. a riot at Barley Cove Cork where the Hopewell of Liverpool was looted. and the Dingwall election disturbances in Scotland with Sir Robert Monro of Foulis and Capt. George Monro implicated in clashes, arrests, and alleged civilian casualties.

Lrelando Galway John Daly Clonluft Westmeath Coun Dowlan Barley-cove West-carbety County of Cork Hopewell Liverpogie Chaists Rfon Limerick Cork Scotland Edinburgh High Court of Justiciary Athir Dingwal Robert Monro Foulis George Monro Culairn Kenneth Rain Tulloch Ely Alexander Mackenzie Bingwal Tain Charg Monro Culcairn Annabella Bain Alex Makenzie Sir Robert Monro James Gidhai Robert Craigie Alexander Lockhart Hugh Murray Kinnyamona James Geddes Robert

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