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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 09, 1739

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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
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