London Evening Post Summary of Europe News and Naval Actions
From Lisbon to London and St James's, reports reach from Flanders and Brazil, noting H.E. de Arabida with 108 Jesuits aboard for transport, and prisonings of priests. Fire destroys Prince Sulkowsky’s palace. Swedish Diet signals warfare next spring. Prussian and Austrian maneuvers shift toward Saxony and Leipsic. British ships capture vessels near Leeward Islands, St. Malo, and Bayonne. prize ships include three French frigates and multiple Virginia Maryland bound vessels. Deaths and trials in London, including Bishop Anthony Elis and a bank note case for Nicholas Campbell. Naval engagements feature HMS Unicorn and Seahorse against Vestal and Le Grand, with heavy casualties. Mourning orders follow for King George II’s death.
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Flanders
Lisbon
S. de Arabida
Our India Company
Brazil
Grand Para
Bay of All Saints
Warsaw
Prince Sulkowsky
Corzmin
Cudinow
Altena
Sweden
Diet
Prussia
Prague
Count Guasco
Egra
Leipsick
Saala
Empire
Vienna
Saxony
Ratifoon
Baron Teuffel
Duke of Mecklenburgh
Schwerin
Werner
Belling
Eugené of
Wirtemberg
Teuffel
Great Britain
London
Prince Ferdinand I
Uflar
Fan
Count Broglio
M. de Stainville
Duderstadt
Serene
Mansberg
Herbishagen
Kielmanfegge
Luckner
Witzenhausen
Paris
Prince of
Soubize
Lower Rhine
M. de Chevert
Maillebois
d’Herouville
Marquis of
Castries
Simon Forbes
Leghorn
St. Jean Baptista
Marseilles
Mordeau
St. Helens
Leeward Islands
Jamaica
His
Centaur
Forrest
New York Packet
Brest
Earl of Leicester
Morris
Falmouth
New- York
George
Maryland
St. Malo’s
Endeavour
Nancy
Wallis
Newfoundland
Cadiz
Bayonne
St. Kitts
Lightburn
Virginia
Marlow
Buckinghamshire
Anthony Elis
St. David's
St. Olave’s
Old Jewry
Avery
Churchill
Captain Lambert
Peckham
Camberwell
Nicholas Campbell
Joseph Pearson
Himsel
London Gazette
St. James's
Lord Henley
Admiralty Ofice
John Symons
Plymouth
Hunt
Chace
Vestal
King’s
M. Boisbertelot
Vilaine
le Grand
Calipso
Unicorn
Lieut. Symons
James Smith
Seahorse
S. E
Smith
Bankrupt notices from Warminster and Plymouth
Bankruptcy notices list S William Morgan of Warminster Innholder to appear Feb 5 6 and 28 at Weymouth Arms Warminster also David Herbert Innkeeper Plymouth to appear Jan 23 Feb 16 28 at Pope's Head Plymouth Hugh Bull coach maker to appear Jan 27 31 Feb 28 Guildhall with dividends to creditors Feb 14 Benjamin Horrocks Birchinlane London Hardwareman at Guildhall Feb 11 Benjamin Lloyd St Ives Huntington shire Shopkeeper at Guildhall
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Benjamin Horrocks
Birchinlane
London
Guildhall
Benjamin Lloyd
St. Ives
Huntingtonshire
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