London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

Venice War Declared By Senate Of Venice Against Malta

The letters from Leghorn report the Senate of Venice has openly declared war on the Knights of Malta. Additional dispatches from Stockholm note General Sprengport is forming a camp near the Norwegian border. Berlin reports orders for Polish Prussia troops to winter elsewhere. A vessel caused by-catch: Sisters Mary and Anne, bound for Leghorn, damaged and put into Portsmouth for repairs. The Watchful, from Leith to the Baltic, left the coast of Fife. cargo lost, crew saved. A prank at Old Bailey uses vinegar fumes to mask prison smells. A ced smack master, Limehouse, arrested on suspicion of murdering his apprentice. The Tower guard stood down to prevent sailor riots. Smuggling seizures near Croydon valued at over 10,000 pounds. A Spitalfields lodger jailed for injuring a child. Highwaymen robbed Mr Pearson near Dartford of 40 guineas. Marriages and deaths listed in London notices.