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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 29, 1739

Page

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French Plan to Install Grand Duke of Tuscany King of the Romans

Foreign letters from Paris report British fears of France engineering the Grand Duke of Tuscany to become King of the Romans. Baron de Schmerling meets Cardinal Fleury and Amelor. Vienna would push Paris to win Bavarian consent. France aims to divide Savoy and Parma, with papal ceding, to curb papal power and reshape Italy under French influence.

Paris France Austsia Baron de Schmesling Cardinal de Fleury M2 Amelor Ticdny Bavasia Vienna Baron Schmerling Grand Duchy of Tusfany SaibreCtay Fontainbleau Count de la Marck Madrid Sains Wey Tuffany Lucent Italy Europe Charlemagne House of Savoy Parma Placentia Tuscany

Oglethorpe Arrives at Fort Augustin After Creek Meeting

Charles Town reports General Oglethorpe reached Fort Augustin in Georgia on September 6 after returning from the Cowetas the Creek Nation's chief town about 400 miles within. A Creek general assembly at the Cowetas from August 14 to 21 pledged fidelity to the Crown and discussed peace regulations while Oglethorpe and his party endured a long march through uninhabited woods for 240 miles.

Charles Town Oglethorpe Fort Augustin Georgia Cowetas

Indian town hosts General during fever recovery

The Indians received his Excellency with respect and friendship, entertained him and his men with fowls, beef, pork, venison, melons, and other fruit. The General was ill with a burning fever in the Indian town but has since recovered.

Proclamation Seeks Arms of Papists in Treland

In Treland on November 24 a proclamation by the Duke of Devonshire and Privy Council orders search and seizure of all arms and ammunition in Papist possession or held in trust for Papists and to report names to the Privy Council. In Waterford the election merits were debated with Carew and Congreve, ending with a Carew victory by a 20 vote majority. A London ship of about 200 tons with oranges and lemons was reportedly seen sailing toward Surangford.

Treland Dublin Duke of Devonshire Privy Council House of Commons House, of Commons Waterford Robert Carew Efy Abrose Congreve Carew Anwla Edd Seit Begg London Zco Surangford

Ship Arrivals Near Hull Hint at Atlantic Carrier Plans

An Extra reports two light ships near Hull seen as potential carriers to Spain and the Mediterranean. Captain Ottley’s letter from St Christopher's dated Sept 26, via the Victory, notes alarm at a frigate war threat, governor fortifies, but defense relies on battle ships. America’s continent outfit of twelve privateers with 1490 men vows to sink and burn enemies per Letters of Marque.

Hull Amsterdam Spain Mediterranean Thomas Ottley York Hinton St. Christopher’s America

Bridgwater Electors Urge MP Support for Placemen Bill

London electors and constituents of Bridgwater Borough urge George Dodington and Charles Wyndham to actively promote a Parliament Bill to reduce and limit the number of placemen in the House of Commons during the forthcoming Session, stating the necessity to preserve the constitution.

London George Dodington Charles Wyndham Bridgwater Yok Great Britain

Reading candidate and Ward opposition stir city politics

Reading reports candidate Blagrave stands to replace the late Pottenger with Manley opposing. In Bishopsgate Ward, courtiers and placemen mobilize against common councilmen, vowing to spend 10,000 to tilt city offices. Rumors of ministerial support and a looming ward-by-ward drive surface amid election tensions.

Reading Blagrave Richard Pottenger Ely Deceas Manley Chester Bishopsgate Pesson Little Ormond-street Paul Foley House of Commons King Williams Thomas Foley Stoke-Court Holland Earl of Crawford Battle of Croizka Haddock Marines Gage Foot Guards Wolfe Bristol Vis Soonest London Combe Southwell

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