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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 16, 1744

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Dutch Vessels Restitution Dispute At Madrid Court

Letter from Madrid reports the Dutch envoy presenting a memorial to demand the restitution of ten ships seized by M. d Aureuil the Spanish admiral. The court doubts restitution, citing convoy claims, while the Dutch argue the vessels were not part of the convoy. The court plans to pay for cargoes including masts rigging and provisions. List of ships occupied by the dispute is named.

Sieur Grefflein M. d’Aureuil Carthagena Mediterranean Africa M. d’Auteuil Asia John Helk Union Cornelius Jonk City of Smyrna John Arnold Anne Mary Cornelius Leindertz Ragegenhoff John Westerdyck Magdalen Henry Meindertz Katharine Jane Adrian Holm Temple of Solomon Theodore Duyfe Anne Broer Adriaanz Helena Mathilda John Féddes

News from Europe 1744 shows fleet moves and battles

Letters report Catalan barks carrying troops to Naples, five French warships sighted, Spanish frigates at Toulon sailing, and several vessels loaded with barley and provisions for the English fleet. Armies pass, counters, and sieges unfold across Milan, Vienna, and Fribourg as Sardinia, Prussia, Saxony, and Austria maneuver before winter quarters.

Calvi Corsica Naples Marseilles Chevalier de Caylus Toulon Leghorn Rome Lobkowitz P.ss Goni Sardinia Princé of Conti Pierc Demont Sandisie Milan Vienna Gtto ‘Senrs Caffa Cori Grodno Anhalt-Zerbst Charles of Lorrain Prague Koniggratz Nadafti Prince Charles Prussia Moldau Protowin Presbourg Moravia Falneck Dresden Hungary Plawen Voigtland Egra Pilsen Germany Europe Duke of Saxe-Weissenfels Chevalier de Saxe Nuremberg Bohemia Charles Teyn Miroliz Czemelitz Altwaffer Konigswarta Plan Berlin Tzernau Kestrzan Prince Charles of Lorrain Pifeck Advanc’d Tabor Budweis Ratisbon Count Seckendorff Munich Council of Administration Beraun Ifer Schargingen Paffau Bavaria Lrancfort Augsburg Eimpress

Flood Breaches Weldon Hill Bridge After Heavy Rains

In Newcastle on Thursday, the Weldon Hill bridge was washed away by record rains raising the Cocket Water to flood levels. Local authorities monitor damage as residents assess impacts on travel and commerce.

Newcastle Weldon Hill

Died at St James's Marlborough Duchess and wide news from Coventry

London This Day reports the Dutchess Dowager of Marlborough died at her house in St James's. Coventry mayor William Hewitt chosen for the year ahead. Lord Chancellor receives Henry Marshal Lord Mayor elect. Various excise appointments and marriages noted including Ford Wilbraham and Earl of Lincoln Pelham wedding. Lord Noel Somerset’s sister bears a son at Brook Street.

London St. James’s Marlborough Coventry William Hewitt Alderman Bernard Alderman Pennant Middlesex Henry Marshal Richard Temple Viscount Cobham Bristol Excise Brackenbury Grant Cambridge Dittin Commissioners of Excise Edward Batten Excisé South Wales Cheshire John Ford Dolly Wilbraham Randal Wilbraham Newcastle-tinder Line Brook Street Grosvesnor Square

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Madrid Lolland Genoa France Fribourg Bathiani Escargot Marshal Coigny Duffeldorp Westphalia Maillebois Electorate of ‘Hanover Dyet Poland Ogintky Ghent Nora Hitle Brussels Hague Paris
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