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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 09, 1753

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News from France and Atlantic wrecks detail

Yesterday arrived mails from France report the Duke de Ghaulnes, governor of Brittany, returned with word that the third estate refused the proposed commission. Paris letters recount the Parliament awaiting the King's audience and the Peers debates. A gale drove a ship with Abambo Yarn and linen to wreck off a harbor. most cargo saved, crew rescued. Adventurous Friend, Taylor ship ran aground near Heydens with flax and iron mostly lost. ten bundles of hemp saved.

de Ghaulnes Britanny Paris A-la-main Versailles Col Trappau Taylor Petersburgh Heydens

Frazer the Pedlar Charged with Murder at Church Fireer Alehouse

Relan D Dublin reports Frazer the pedlar has been apprehended and committed to Newgate for the murder of Mr Reily velvet-weaver at a Church fireer alehouse. A later note describes a Mullingar robbery by the Merry Dyer and two Smithfield Buffers, with a clash that killed three locals. five robbers captured and jailed. The Hibernia arrives from Park Gate with five running horses, including Thwak'm valued at 400 guineas and winner of seven Royal Plates in England.

Relan Dublin Frazer Reily Churchfireer Newgate Jack Mullingar Hibernia Capt. Williamson Park Gate Thwak England

Miner’s Powder Explosion Destroys House in Leadhills

Advice from Leadhills reports a miner took about eight pounds of powder from a bag. A candle spark ignited it, causing a violent blast that blew away house walls and buckled bed props. The roof stayed up on posts. a servant maid and two children slept in the bed and were unharmed. The bell of the town house was split, but the miner and three others escaped injury.

Scotland Edinburgh Leadhills

Obituary Notices and Maritime Alert From Newcastle

On Monday the first instant Mr Selby of Alnwick, attorney at law, married the widow of Mr Christopher Carr of Alnwick, merchant. William Pye, principal Register of the Church in Durham, dies at his house. his fortune largely bequeathed to Lancelot Allgood, knight. From Holy Island reports say that on the 27th around midnight the Inverness Mackenzie, bound from Cromarty to Leith, was involved in an incident.

Country News Newcastle Fan Selby Alnwick Christopher Carr Durham William Pye Lancelot Allgood Northumberland Holy Island Inverness Mackenzie Cromarty Leith

French perfidy blamed as threat to British liberty at sea

English citizens denounce France as treacherous, warning that a growing French navy endangers commerce and constitutional rights. Calls to tighten naval strength and militia, with protests over alleged French depredations and rising European powers. Includes royal court notices, marriages, deaths, and public appointments from London.

Bens England Carthage Rome Aix Madrass Dunkirk Ilands East Indies Samson France Great Britain Europe Sed Po Ogcafio Calva

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