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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 10, 1746

Page

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Paris and London News in April and May War Updates

Reports from Madrid Berlin and Leghorn detail Allied and French movements in Europe with audience attendances, appointments, and fortification actions. Notices cover naval actions near Genoa Leghorn and Mahon, troop transports to Flanders, and political shifts including embassies and court appointments.

Mysterious Escape and Capture After Culloden Battle

An Edinburgh letter details the Marquess of Tullibardine's escape with a French ally after Culloden, their surrender to a justice of the peace, and confinement at Dumbarton Castle. Reports from Inverness and Golfie recount rebel misery, prisoners, and devastations, with Cromarty and Sutherland forces capturing many.

Scotland Edinburgh Marquess of Tullibardin Culloden House Island of Man William Buchannan Drummyhill Dumbarton Castle Inverness Lord Lovat Golfpie Earl of Sutherland Earl of Cromarty Lord Cromarty Earl of

Patience bound for Barbadoes retaken at Barbadoes

Bristol May 10 The Patience Gold bound for Barbadoes lately taken is retaken and carried into Barbadoes. Last Saturday Matthew Daily of the Duke Privateer was committed to Newgate for premeditated murder of William Sullivan his comrade. The motive was suspicion that the deceased struck him with a stone ashore on the holme.

Buckingham House St. James’s Duke of Suffolk House of Commons George I Ringfale Hall William Barker Catherine Teresa Samuel Keck Middle Temple Ely William Samuel Alexander Inverness Glen John Drummond Barrel Earl of Rothes Great Brook-Street Grosvenor Square Flanders Daniel Reynard Amsterdam Deceas Honiton Devonshire Elec William Yonge, Bart Ireland Henry Fox Windsor William Yonge Windham Kent Deptford East India Company Prince Edward Prince and Princess of Wales Robert Haldaine St. Helena Benjar China Nathaniel Edwards Tedbury Gloucestershire Seymour Bath Mr. Horfmanden Purleigh Essex St. Paul’s Cathedral Boswell Arthur Onslow Windmill Street Blackham Col. Price Hereford William Woodhouse Vica Petton Bedford Lincoln Andrew Perrot Stone Stafford Litchfeld Coventry John Jeffrys St. Nicholas Cole-Abbey Diocese of London Scountry News Bristol Barbadoes Matthew Daily Newgate William Sullivan Deccas Holme

Commodore Barnet Near Cape Horn in South Seas

Reports indicate Commodore Barnet’s ships were refitting at the Cape of Good Hope last summer as they prepared for a voyage round Cape Horn. The South Sea area would be a likely station for such an expedition, and confirmation of his presence there would boost Britain’s effort to wage war on the Bourbon house.

Madrid Arshal Noailles Aranjuez Rennes France de Villars Namur Charleroi Mechlin Neeth Contick Lier Walem Duffel Scheld London Gazette Algier Tunis Bedford Townshend Mahon Cagliari M. de Lage Toulon Sardinia Broglio Sorpello Savorgio Villa Franca Lombardy Genoa Diamond Leoftoff Gerigo Florence Lord Govil Polacco St. Remo Leghorn O.S. Funk Hague Weis Fin Breit Road Purten Bathiant Baréhai Arfhor Braxfchoten Heath Antwerp Turin Valencia Maillebois Aequi Alexandria Tanaro Learrum Lichtenstein Pontremoli M. Castellar M. de Gages Placentia Liege Louvain Barnet Cape of Good Hope Cape Horn Thase Ste Gueat Britain House of Bourbon
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