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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 27, 1747

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Empress Troops and European Movements Reported in June

Letters from Livonia and Revel describe 30 000 Empress troops ready to enter Dutch service upon request. Marseilles dispatches note French Spanish forces pressing toward Ventimiglia, forcing Piedmontese retreat and planning Genoa approach. A Dunkirk shipmaster cites many merchant ships docking in Bourdeaux amid a homeward fleet from America.

Lieven Livonia Revel Petersbourg Fune Bertucheff M. Swart States General Marseilles Marshal Belleisle France Spain Ventimiglia Genoa Dunkirk Bourdeaux America

Ireland Birth and Presentation News in Lismore Diocese

In Dublin on February 23 the Countess of Antrim welcomed a daughter. Also, the Rev. John Jaumard was presented to the living of Rinagorsgh in the Diocese of Lismore.

Ireland Dublin Countess of Antrim John Jaumard Rinagorsgh Lismore

Siege action at Kiftelt 1747 and Royal Allotments

Detailed dispatch from Whitehall dated June 27 narrates July 1 to 2 actions at the camp between Tongres and Biffen. Prince Wolfenburtle and British forces repel French assaults on Erdern and Millem seas, with four hours of battle resulting in significant French losses and captured officers. It notes Maestricht garrison reinforcements, a veterinary tally of killed wounded and missing across cavalry and infantry, and the reported safety of Maastricht’s walls. The piece closes with political notices on parliamentary elections and royal grants.

London Whitehall Heer N.S Earl of Chesterfield Tongres Biffen Erdern Millem Gelick Prince of Keffelt Maestricht Bilfen John Ligonier Forbes Charg Lunakin Count Isenbourg Royal Highness Adlebfen North British Dragoons Macdougal Preston Blair Heron Ogilvy Hertington Ballantain Brown Wauchope Douglas Cornet Hunt Mr. Carlisle Rich’s. Cornet Simpson Rothes Gordon Cornet Hay Armstrong Mr. Seaman Cope’s. Cornet Balmere Royal the Duke Lord Robert Sutton Otway Hall Kirk Cornet Kenion Evans and Simpson Wyck Ajaefricht de Camp Maastricht Ipswich Suffolk

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