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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 24, 1757

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Tranquillity in Constantinople and European War News

Dispatches from Constantinople report continued calm in the capital after the deposition of the Mufti and the succession of Damazade Effendi. Bulletin items detail Hospodar Moldavia’s audience with the Grand Signior and planned returns home, while multiple European theaters note Hanoverian, Prussian, and Austrian movements, sieges, and fortifications across Dresden Berlin Utrecht and Prague with troop dispositions and strategic aims.

Mufi Damazade Effendi Moldavia Hamburgh Dresden Magdeburg Jaden Elbe Leitmeritz Prague Hanover Duke of Cumberland Bielefeld Baron de Sporcken Hervord de Block Minden Ledebour Hameles d’Oberg Nienburg de Haufs Hamelen Duke of ‘Cumberland Berlin Bohemia Europe Saxony Weel Beautabre Guelders Heyden Dorsten Halteren Lippe Ham Halteten Soubize Wexel V Gmold Ravensberg d’Estrees Halteren the Troops: Thati Dorften Afarquis de Villémur Ezeurenant Tof Halneren Cleves Mayass Gueldres Fnrom Prench Mey Utrecht Nurenberg Prus

Robbers Attack Daringly in Irish Town Near Coleraine

In Dublin on May 14 two masked burglars entered the Rev Bernard’s house near Coleraine by night armed with a sword and terrorized the housekeeper to gain keys. She untied herself, fled, and residents returned with help, but the thieves escaped leaving a sack and pitchfork. A coal fire nearly burned the house. Days later Mrs Forrester’s house was attacked by five or six men. one was shot when a musket leveled. Bloodstains traced to the bog indicate a wounded assailant.

Dublin Bernard Coleraine Forrester

Privateers and Ransomers Threaten Scottish Coast

An Aberdeen letter reports two French Snow privateers cruising off Peterhead with twelve carriage guns each. A fishing boat was boarded, Thomas Frazer of Peterhead identified as a ransom agent, and other ransomers were aboard. A large privateer near the harbor sunk a coaled schooner and captured a sloop. A vessel from Airth carrying meal was taken and ransomed. A fleet of about 20 sails, likely Orkney trade, moves north under convoy of the Princess of Wales.

Scotland Edinburgh Peterhead Thomas Frazer Norway Montrose Miltoun Bervie Forth Aberdeen Elizabeth of Airth Orkney

Wheat and grain markets fall across regions

From Newcastle dated May 21 advices report corn and wheat prices dropping at Stockton Yarm Stoxley and nearby markets. Notices note Mr Joseph La zonbys attorney at law died in Hexham and T Giffard of Chillington near Brewood orders grain threshed for the poor with thousands already participating at prices as low as 4s per bushel, with further reductions possible as market prices fall.

Newcastle Stockton Yarm Stoxley Hexham Joseph Brewood Stafford

Mob Disguised as Women Seizes Wheat Load in Bath

On Tuesday a wagon carrying seventeen sacks of wheat to Mr. Flowers Baker in Bath was halted by a mob of about 100 men disguised in women’s clothing on this side Atford. The crowd seized the entire load and disappeared.

Bath Flowers Baker Atford

Public Letters From Bedford 1757 on Liberty and Corruption

A Bedford May 22 1757 letter set condemns private predation on public funds and praises liberty as cure for state consumption. It cites Spain Venice Genoa and other states as examples, urges reforms, and records a Common-Council motion praising Pitt and Bilton Legge for promoting inquiry into Mediterranean disgrace and support for American colonies. Letters to Bedford town officials express gratitude for Burgership honors.

Spain Venice Genoa Bedford William Pitt Henry Bilton Legge Mediterranean America

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