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11 Mar 1746

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 11, 1746

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Moorish Troops Enter Oran After Meeting with Viceroy's Envoy

A Moorish general, avoiding Algiers, entered Oran with his family and treasure on the 2nd of the month. M de la Motte welcomed him, and the next day he ordered cattle to be supplied, sending his secretary to Madrid to report the act. This claim follows from the London Gazette notes.

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Algiers M.de la Motte M. de la Mote Madrid London Peterstoure Prince Dolgorouky Copenhagen Gottenbourg Frederick Berlin Schwedt Prussia Brusels Mons Malines Prince of M. Lowendahl Scharbeek Louvain Namur Halle Willempadt Council of State M. Teddinga Stuart Willenpadt Antwerp Hague Prince of Waldeck Dyle Charleroy Furle Benjamin Keene Ely Portugal Lisbon The India Company Coates Tavistock China Smith Marlborough Coast Bay Jamaica West India Station West India Islands John Symons Cardigan Thomas Pryce Deceas Robert Robinson Gibraltar Scarborough Yorkshire Laft Stanmore Middlesex Abraham Maffey Woolverhampton Staffordshire Seldon Dean Poyntz Guise Regiment of Foot Falkirk Arriv Scotland
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Rebel Movements as Heffians Arrive in Leith

From Newcastle March 8 a convoy of Heffian ships reaches Leith with the last of thirty transports. Dutch prepare to embark. Heffians ordered quartered at Sterling Dumblane and Perth to prevent Rebel southward return. An Edinburgh express notes Rebels left Aberdeen February 24 with 120 French from a small vessel and plan to move to Inverness where Rebels hold.

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Loudon Carlock Ferry Cromarty Tay-Bridge Inverness Britain Portsmouth Chatham Edinburgh London Aberdeen Newcastle Leith Sheerness Gibraltar Granada Sterling Dumblane Perth Knowles
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New-Market Horse Races and Cocking in April 1746

A fragment listing April 1746 Newmarket racing events and cocking bouts. Includes Purse races such as Fifty Guineas and Sixty Guineas, with full and partial heats noted. Mentions horses, grooms, and owners like Grevil, Pond, Prentice, and the Duke of Ancaster with several named animals, and royal plates for six and five year old horses and mares.

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Gentlemen of Lynn Chapmin S &c Mr. Pond Mr. Pembrooke Lincoln Duke of Ancaster Mr. Panton Earl of Godolphin Lord Gower Mr. Grevil Mr. Croft His Majesty’s Horsts His Majesty’s Plate
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