London Evening Port Notes On Recent Mails From Europe
Since our last arrival the mails from France and Holland arrive with fresh dispatches. The London Evening Port reports on latest European communications and maritime news influencing trade and travel.
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France
Holland
Ridges Across Rivers Signal Imperial Campaign In Balkans
May 27 dispatch from Belgrade reports ridges blocking rivers for imperial army passage and Count Wallis likely to lead operations. Grand Vizir arrives at Sophia with army. bread provision plans at Niffa precede a likely march. Russian and Polish plenipotentiaries sign peace accession. plague prompts frontier horse line.
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Count Wallis
Sophia
Niffa
Orfova
Jagodina
Rawna
Bosnia
Europe
Constantinople
Daimakan
Adrianople
Marquess de Villeneuve
Porte
Vienna
Asia
Persia
Po Lih
Stanislaus of
Poland
Spain
Ratisbon
Hungary
Ramsay near death and Morpeth races in Scotland
Private Paris letters report Chevalier Ramsay nearly died, with extreme medical aid. Edinburgh's John Campbell, aged 70, former Lord Provost in multiple years, died. Morpeth races concluded with Sir John Rutherford’s Chesnut Gelding winning the 25 Guinea purse.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Paris
Ramsay
Cyrus
John Campbell
Geo. I
Morpeth
Sir John Rutherford
Chesnut
Soldier expelled after profane cursing and blasphemy
Bristol July 9 reports a soldier in the local regiment was severely whipped by the drums and expelled for cursing his male and blaspheming the Holy Trinity. A man accused of sodomy was pelted in the Bath pillory last Monday, with eggs selling at two per penny.
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Bristol
Bath
Appointment of Wade and others to high military posts
The Hon. General George Wade is named Field-Marshal to replace the late Earl of Orkney. William Ducket is appointed Colonel of the Foot late Colonel Lance's, with Brigadier Elliot and Capt. Brereton as senior commanders. Edwards Williams, a Chester land-waiter, marries the widow of the late Lord Viscount Bulkeley. Multiple diplomatic and naval reinforcements are announced, with court ceremonies and public celebrations noted, including Whit Sunday services and royal offerings.
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Regiment of Foot
Lance’s
Elliot
Grenadier Guards
Ducket
Brereton
Elier
Edward Williams
Customs
John Williams
City of Chester
Viscount Bulkeley
Beaumaris
Richard Dashwood
The
Temple
Anne Peyton
Luester Peyton
Mediterranean
Haddock
Foot
Great Britain
South Sea Company
Duke of New
New Spain
Sweden
Portugal
Oporto
Kensington
Knights Companions
Order of the Garter
Thistle
Bath
Duke of Cumberland
Royal Chapel
Gilbert
Exeter
Amelia
Caroline
Mary
London
Charles Wills
Earl of Scarborough
Earl of Dunmore
Hyde Park
Duke of Marlborough
Kingston Upon Hull
Montague
Deceas
Avignon
Duke of Ormond
Henry Maule
Aberdeen
Montrose
Scotland
Brigadier Middleton
Plymouth
John Rogers
Robert Byng
Barbadoes
Parker
Capt. Robinson
Blake
St. Peter’s
Westminster
Hengewood
City of Westminster
John the Evangelist
Frederick Vincent
Great Centre House
Grosvenor Square
Hunt
St. James’s Church
Piccadilly
Braithwaite
Pattasrship
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Belgrade
Austria
Presbourg
Wratislaw
Republick
Baron de Keyzerling
Dresden