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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 04, 1740

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Declaration orders invasion of Spanish colonies in the Indies

A broad royal proclamation by Charles Earl of Cathcart promises mercy to loyal Spaniards and indigenous subjects if they submit within a set term. It threatens severe punishment for resistors and frames a war against Spain as a justified redress for injuries to British trade. News from Leghorn, Genoa, and Paris reports privateers, ships seized, galley actions, and ongoing political moves across Europe.

America Charles, Earl of Cathcart Indies Great Britain Spain Spanish Indies Clement Leghorn Oran Carthagena London Genoa Barcelona Majorca Marseilles Royal Havre-de-Grace Paris Holand Picot Maninico M. Pecquet Vincennes Europe Earl of Waldegrave Theroro Fontainbleau Lorrain Maefe Sambre M. de la Galaiziere Doway Dunkirk Hague States General Marquess de Fenelon France Brett Toulon Britannick Cathlick

Appointment and city offices in Dublin today

Ireland Dublin Sept 30. John Lyons appointed Deputy Clerk of the Pavy Council. Alderman Samuel Cooke to be sworn Lord Mayor of this City before the Barons of the Exchequer and James Dunne and Hunt elected sheriffs for the coming year. Last Saturday the market saw the greatest quantity of corn ever in the city. Yesterday a linen market opened at Linnen Hall.

Ireland Dublin John Lyons Pavy Council Samuel Cooke Atayor Barons of Exchequer James Dunne Hunt Elgis Linnen Hall

Rogues infesting Edinburgh after Ireland shipwrecked swindlers

In Edinburgh on Monday night three shops were broken into by a gang claiming to be sailors shipwrecked. Letters mention the Earl of Kendal dying at Brest and the Earl of Ila near recovery. Counties plan to raise funds to influence Parliament, amid tension. This morning magistrates’ election proceeded with an Anglican service at the High Church led by Rev. Alexander Webster.

Scotland Edinburgh Ireland Earl of Kancardin Brest Alexander Webster Gis

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