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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 08, 1746

Page

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European notices from Petersbourg to the Low Countries

Reports from Petersbourg Genoa Lipstadt and The Hague describe courtly moves at Petershoff with Holstein nobles sent home and an Empress planning to Revel. French and Piedmontese troop actions near Savona Novi and Placentia yield heavy losses. Copenhagen and Denmark remits tax quarters. British regiments march to Willemstadt while Antwerp defenses hold.

Petershoff Holstein Petersbourg Paris Revel Genoa M. Maillebois Senate Novi Sardinia Savona Cadebonna Altare Ustate Final Republick Bosero Lipstadt Count de Woronzoff Hanover Berlin Arriv Aix-la-Chapelle Placentia Don Joseph d’Aramburo Marshal de Camp M. de Wurtz Count de Wallenaar Gilles Versailles Flanders Europe Indies Copenhagen Denmark Hirsholm Princess Royal Sophia Magdalena Elsenore Porter Scot England Hague Willemstadt

Cumming acquitted at Stirling General Court Martial

Scotland July 3 A General Court Martial at Stirling cleared Lieutenant George Cumming of the Dragoon Regiment of all charges regarding his capture at Falkirk and mistreatment, with the sentence approved by Duke of York. Anderson, Tithie and Barbara Couts charged with murder of John Catanach near Glamis. indicted and to be tried before the High Court of Justiciary next fortnight. The rebel label for M Neil of Bara is retracted as he never fought or left home.

Scotland Edinburgh Stirling Col Nation George Cumming Dragoons Falkirk Anderson Tithie Barbara Couts John Catanach Glamis High Court of Justiciary M’neil Bara Hyde Park Folliot Seeveral Prince Sherbatov Czarina eReturn Count Czernachow Berlin Mr. Byron Lord Byron Anson Portsmouth Alderman Winterbottom Alderman Alsop North Wales Rogers Holland Thomas Martyn Merioneth Oire Balas Carnarvonfaire Conway Anglesey Beaumaris Edward Raby West Smithfield Masters Walley Hall Essex Charles Gore Ely County of Hertford Foumlling Hospital Wharton Three-Kings-Court Lombard-Street Manning Tower London William .Murray Marquess of Tullibardine Duke of Athol Chrisman Detloff Hoppe Hambourg Lime-Street

Shipmaster's Boy Assault Sparks Mob Rebellion in Liverpool

Report from Liverpool recalls a master disciplining a stealing boy who struck him, triggering a mob that broke prison bars and attacked the master's house. The Captain fired at intruders wounding five, including the rebellious boy, as chaos followed. Also notes a camp near Fort Augustus with detachments in mountainous country and heavy rebel burnings.

Newcastle Liverpool Maxtra Fort Augustus

Dutch Interests Rise Amid Peace Talks and War Threats

A contested European scene unfolds as thoughts of peace fade and plans surface to press into France via Italy and the Low Countries. Meanwhile, news from London notes the Dutch facing a choice to lead or stay neutral, alongside Army parades in Hyde Park and forthcoming envoy changes as Treaty and prisoner exchanges loom.

Bon Doan France Italy Low Countries Netherlands

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