Excerpt from London Evening-Post on European affairs
The London Evening-Post reports on Bourbon and Austrian maneuvers in Italy, Breda negotiations, and British court reservations about peace terms. Dispatches describe French intrigues, Dutch concerns, and rousing public sentiment in Holland. News from Constantinople, Petersbourg, Stockholm, Munich, Berlin, Hamburg, and Inverury covers courts, battles, and naval expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breda
Great Britain
Vienna
France
Republick
London Gazette
Constantinople
Rhodes
Kayshaw Bey
Seyd Effendy
Petersbourg
Stockholm
Diet
House of Nobles
Munich
Duke of
Wirtemberg
Elector Palatine
Manheim
Duffeldorp
Charlottenbourg
Hussars
Ziethem
Wippach
Mecklenbourg
Hambourg
Count Raab
Denmark
George of
Holstein
Sweden
Holstein-Beck
Dohna
Heerderen
Clermont
Saxe
Namur
Judoigne
St. Tron
Hay
Aix
Executions Ordered for Four at Carlisle
Edinburgh reports on September 29 that four individuals are ordered for execution at Carlisle on Friday night: Thomas Cappoch Bishop of Carlisle John Macnaughton who killed Col Gardiner James Brand and John Henderson. A separate Inverary letter dated September 26 mentions French ships seen off the Western Coast and the Pretender's son Lochiel Barndale Cluny Macpherson among others, stating the young adventurer sailed on the 20th with some companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian Hercury
Invertry
Uitt
Lochnanau
Arifaick
Uift
Glasgow
Aberdeen
Bartlet
Affurth
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Thomas Cappoch
John Macnaughton
Col. Gardiner
James Brand
John Henderson
Argyllshire
Lochiel, Barndale
Cluny Macpherson
Inverary
Fires and civic changes sweep early English towns
reports from Yarmouth Ipswich and Bristol note a mayoral oath, two bailiffs appointment and a town clerk resignation plus a severe fire at Shiree house and a large blaze at Way Hill Fair ending with massive hops losses and estimated damages around 100000 pounds amid wet conditions that hindered spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Samuel Killett
Ipswich
John Margerum
Henry Skynner
Richard Love
Goodchild Clarke
Noravich
Shiree House
Castle-Hill
Bristol
Wayhill
Devizes
Port Louis and Port Orient Fortified Ports and Royal Updates
Port Louis on the Southern Brittany coast near Port Orient is described with its Citadel at Bretons mouth and the sea port status. Co Antibes is noted as a fortified town in Provence with a tall Citadel and strategic entrance. The king of Sardinia may target these places next. St James's Palace prepares for the king's birth day while royal visits occur at Leicester House and Carlton House. Rev Adamson of Caius College is instituted to Hockwold Rectory. Admiral Perry Mayne sails to Jamaica with a squadron to relieve Admiral Davess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Port Louis
Blavet
Bretagne
Port -Orient
Lewis XIII
Co _ Antibes
Nice
Sardinia
St. James's Palace
Prince
Princess of Wales
Leicester House
Clifton
Carlton House
Clifden
Adamson
Caius College
Cambridge
Norwich
Hockwold Cum
Wilton
Norfolk
Perry Mayne
Jamaica
Davess
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London Evening-Post
Genoa
Marquess de Botta
Leghorn
Kingdom of
Naples
Paris
Maillebois
Hague
Charleroi
Holland
the Hague
Lewis
Marshal Saxe
Brabant
Provence
States General
Earl of Sandwich
Jefs
Marques de PuyGeux
Muc
Dunkirk
Orkneys
Brest
Scotland
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