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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 21, 1740

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Prussian Forces Leave Maestricht and Liege Areas

News from Maestricht reports Prussian troops evacuated Maestricht and other Liege principality garrisons after payments totaling 180000 German Crowns plus 20000 already paid, with Detachment of forces cited in a Berlin convention. Paris dispatch notes corn prices fall and a French response to Dunkirk fortifications amid treaty concerns.

Mafeik Principality of Liege Berlin Herstalgs House of Brandig Paris Poitou Blafois Toulon Cours

Cork embargo thwarted by Irish navy in Provisions shipment

Ireland news reports ten ships loaded with provisions for France blocked at Cork by Lord Montagu Bertie commanding a 29 gun ship. The embargo may be better enforced by warships, with mention of Damask table linen orders for the Duke of Norfolk at Dundalk Drogheda and a bequest by Sir Redmond Morres Bart who dies of smallpox leaving most of his estate to Harvey Morres and legacies to his sisters and uncle Sir Nicholas Morres.

Dublin Cork France Lord Montagus Bertie Kinniale Duke of Norfolk Peery England Dundalk Castlow Drogheda Ireland Oms Carlaw Redmond Morres Harvey Morres Kilkenny Nicholas Morres

Dunkirk Fortifications Reinforced Amid French Orders

London reports confirm France orders new repairs to Dunkirk fortifications with vigor. Amelor rebuts Waldegrave, noting no small craft along the coast remains free, and two port chaises are fully employed. Also listed are legal notices and clerical promotions affecting Ludlow and Salop counties.

Fontainbleau Mant N.S Dunkirk Hague Great Britain France Riftank Paris Flanders M. Amelor Hardy Waldegrave Inner Temple Thomas Batson Ef. Barister Litleton Brown Duke of Marlborough Pegey Salop

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