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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 13, 1757

Page

2

Fragment from Elfineur letter on ships and the navy

Aug 5 entry reports Stigs failed without convoy, gale drives ships from the road, Capt. Richard Hayton awaiting convoy, Ruffian Men of War forced from route. Marine Society outfitted 22531 men and 1750 boys. Foreign corn imports to London total 56199 quarters April 9 to Aug 13. Watermen discharged after a crowding incident. Lewes Races won by Carez. Royal gift to Gospel society for American plantations. Drownings, mob violence at Craven-Armis, enforcement by guards. several arrests. Bankrupts listed: James Bernard, George Orsets, Christopher Grindall.

Elfineur Richard Hayton Marine Society His Majesty London Treasury Fiddlers Reach Lewes Mr. Warren Care Z Mr. Rogers Newcastle Prince of Wales Society Leland America Thomas Figgins Chippenham Wilts Carruthers New Palace Parliament-Stairs Lord Lincoln’s Gardens Craven-Armis Southampton-Street Whitehall Roundhouse Covent Garden Fielding New Prison Webb Strand Garrick House of Correction Alderman Bethell Threadneedle-Street BANK James Bernard Paternofter Row Christ-Church Middlesex Hatter George Orsets Bucklersbury Haberdasher Chapman Christopher Grindall Whitehaven County of Cumberland

Noblemen and Gentlemen Sweepstakes at Burford Races

In Oxfordshire on September 5 to 8 a series of purses and heats for four mile races with four and five year old horses dominates the Burford meeting. Purse amounts range from fifty to seventy pounds, with rules on certificates, entrance fees, and plate allocations. Ten to fifteen guinea gun prizes may be awarded if entries hit two heats.

Burford Orn Oxfordshire Wig Stone Kears Forles Sc. Co C. Bhat Puranen Coftarca

Maidenhead Races 1757 Purse for Horses Not Won Over 150

Race meeting at Maidenhead Thicket Berkshire on Monday September 12 offers a fifty pound purse for horses not won above one hundred fifty pounds this year. Five, six and ten stone weights set with age allowances and rules. Tuesday September 13 offers another fifty pound purse for horses under seventy and fourteen hands with weights and penalties. Entries via William Green Post House with entrance and lodging fees. heats over four miles. payment of plate prize and local penalties for tents or liquor sellers.

Maidenhead Maidenhead Thicket Berkshire William Green

Mail from Flanders: Austrians and Prussians in Movement

From Austrian HQ at Klen Schonau and Olenderff reports detail Prussian troops under Marshal Keith near Linay Hochkirch and Bautzen with reinforcements from Saxony. Prussian plan to reinforce Prince of Prussia. French and Bavarian forces marching, with depots, magazines moved, and warnings of threats along the Oder and Elbe.

Flanders Klen- Schonau Prussia Lobau Bautzen Saxony Elb Rottenburgh Pribus Linay Keith Auflig Nollendorff Silesia Breslau Oder Lignitz Hochkirch Brinn Moravia Lohmer Marshal Keith Nallendorff Toplitz Marienschien Wintesfeld Niedergurck Camentz Imade Lusatia Hanau Bohemia Count Kleefeld Zittau Wittenberg Oléndorff Duke of Cumberland Nienbourg Minden Hanover Denm Oldendorp M. de Randan Hallerspring M. d’Armentieres Artensberg M. de Broglio Wefer Strasbourg Rhine Prince of Soubize France Toulon M. de la Clue Paris Beauce Marquis de Conflans Brienne Brest Wurtzburgh Saint Die Lorrain Rafele Duke de Richlieu

Fragmented quote on corruption and public ruin in high places

A historical excerpt laments corruption in a land ruined by a selfish rapacious and avaricious spirit. It attributes blame to the kny and wil y of men in high places and argues the public should respond. The fragment signals a broader polemic about governance and moral decline.

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