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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 14, 1762

Page

3

Sailed ships and arrivals from Aug 14 down Thames Dover fleet

In Aug 14 to Aug 15 ports and ships are noted sailing from London Portsmouth and Plymouth under royal convoy. Vessels include Adventure Prince of Wales Guernsey equet Diana Chester Pelican Pomona Scarborough Weasleon and Leostaffe. Arrivals list ships at Glasgow Guidalupe Philadelphia Weymouth Hull Bristo­la and the River with multiple crews and destinations.

Falmouth London Peggy Cougs Davis Rochford Portsmouth Prince of Wales Parkman Williamson Newcastle Southampton Guernsey Equet Dalton Plymouth Che Neptune Judas Deal Leostaffe Solebay Diana Beast Chester Pelican Pomona Downs St. George Moore His. Majesty Scarborough Glasgow Fortune Bristol Weymouth Hannibal Bond Jamaica Hull Suffolk Fenwick Virginia Supply Conningham Narva Nancy Mills Koningberg Capple Burgon Petersburgh Addy Rotterdam Balled Conway Croydon Surry Portugal Paris Newfoundland England St. John Maiine Ross Gence Countess of Gramont Matter Marines City of Sir Charles Saunders Gibraltar Fuly Go Blenheim Saunders Anson Newark Brett Firme Thunderer Dunkirk Hercules Jersey Warfpire Montague Chichester Windsor Dorsershire Preston Africa Thetis Somerset Isis Bienfaisant Torrington St. John’s Polly Jenny America Bayonne Str. Domingo Levant Thompson Betty Edwards Tortola Liverpool Kirby Margaret Robinson St. Malo’s Baker South Carolina Boyd Goree Spears James New York Rhapehanock River Senegal John Hadgraft Inswich Flamborough-hegd

Political and Military News From Across Europe in 1762

Reports describe Prussian movements toward Schweidnitz and Dresden, allied retreat from Fulda toward Alsfeld, and Russia’s stance in the wake of the imperial revolution. Empress Catherine’s neutrality is reaffirmed. Colberg to be handed to King’s troops. Newfoundland and Newfoundland-related naval actions noted. numerous ship movements, captures, and prizes listed, with French and British exchanges and social notices mingle.

Prussia Schweidnitz Zo Ooomer Prince Henry Dresden Amsterdam Francfort Fulda Alsfeld Count de Stainville Schlitz Prince of Conde Russia Orangebaum Berlin Petersburgh Imperial Ministry Pomerania Colberg Kingdom of Gibraltar Vienna Constantinople Theodosia

Postscript on Louisiana conquest and peace with France

A London Evening Posts reader urges that General AntHerst seize Louisiana before negotiating with France. The letter argues that controlling Louisiana blocks French expansion, secures Canada, and prevents costly garrisons. It claims peace leaving Louisiana would be brief and risky, whereas possession ensures long term security for British dominions.

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