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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

03 Mar 1747

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 03, 1747

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Madrid Letter Expects Genoa Aid as King Supports Ministry

Extracts describe measures to bolster Genoa with two or three battalions from Barcelona including miquelets and long serving infantry kept near shore to avoid English warships. The piece notes court intrigues, minister resignations, Queen mother’s reduced influence, and fear of Genoa’s fate amid continental shifting alliances and ongoing wars. Coastal passages and messenger details underscore strategic maritime moves and political shifts.

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Marquess de Mari Genoa Provence Barcelona Marquess de Villarias Marquess de la Enseneda Treasury Don Philip Ferdinand VI Don Garlos Amsterdam Sweden Denmark Prussia Finland Count de Teffin Baron de Korff Constantinople Seraglio Shah Nadir Italy Piedmont Dauphiny Lombardy Versailles France Vienna Republick London Gazette Messina Elizabeth Henry Gannet Levant Elias Hampton Smyrna Hence Cape Spartovento Turin Nogs QC Donnel Arriv Count Brown Villa Franca St. Honoree St. Marguerite Ely Ceuta Naples Minorca Venice Read Constantine Bristol Esperance Marseilles Hagué Rez Martinigo
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Earl of London joins Edinburgh from the North

An express arrives with news of the Earl of London’s return to Edinburgh from the north. Captain Alexander Mackay leads from Fort Augustus in his absence. Embarkation for Flanders postponed. Reports the death of the Countess of Sutherland at Dunrobin this morning.

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Scotland Edinburgh Earl of London Alexander Mackay Fort Augustus Flanders Countess of Sutherland Dunrobin
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Subpena'd Witnesses for Lord Lovat Trial Travel to London

An excerpt from Newcastle dated February 28 reports sixteen men and boys leaving for London as witnesses for Lord Lovat, each bearing ministerial certificates declaring loyal behavior during the late rebellion. Also noted are maritime incidents: a Whitby vessel saved in a long boat during a storm and a privateer engagement with heavy damage but no crew injuries.

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Newcastle London Lord Lovat Gauwin Whitby Lynn Greengroft Dur James Clayeying John Davidson Sunderland Amsterdam Goree
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Royal orders and troop movements amid colonial pardon

In London a royal pronouncement notes patents issued for regiments of 35,000 men to be ready for the campaign. Duke of Cumberland’s retinue sails to Gravesend for Holland with Hawley and others. Dean Poyntz and Capt. Hollwell depart for Holland. A pardon authorizes transport of rebels to Crown colonies in America. Jonathan Belcher appointed Governor and Commander in Chief of New Jersey.

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Council of the States of Helsland Duke of Cumberland St. James’s Gravesend Holland America Jonathan Belcher Island New Jersey
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Madrid Pert Louis Azores Bourdeaus Nantz Paris M. du Bois de la Motte St. Domingo Martinico Thither du Bois Cape Tiberon le Monte de St. Nicolas
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