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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 07, 1758

Page

3

From Rome and Carthage to War Debt Schemes and Smuggling

A fragmented chronicle reviews ancient leaders and modern financiers, noting Caesar and Frederick the Great in contrast, alongside schemes to raise six million for the year and notices of prize draws, ship losses, marriages, deaths, trades, smuggling, and a London Nervous Medicine plea amid public notices and disasters.

War News From Europe Aboard The Ruffian Army Movements

The latest dispatches report the main Ruffian army crossing the Vistula toward Prussia and preparing quarters in the kingdom. A convoy of about eighty-two artillery trains nears Dirfeau and guards have been doubled around fortifications. Vessels carrying provisions and ammunition to the army are barred from landing as protests rise over ongoing hostilities. Dresden reports Prussia’s envoy being rebuffed, with other European courts scrutinizing recent events. Berlin notes a large troop advance toward Bohemia after Dresden, with Swedish forces withdrawing from Prentzlow and Manteuffel moving to secure Prentzlow.

Wolland Dantzick Vistula Kingdom of Prussia Dirfeau Colberg Council of Regency Dresden Count Wackerbarth Prince Royal Electoral de Loos Rex Stubenberg Salmour Warsaw Baron Welzel Munich Vienna Berlin Saxony Bohemia Prentzlow Paffewalk Manteuffel

Patchwork of 18th Century Notes and Intl News

Fragmented excerpt covers political critique on faction and royal power, mentions Richard II, Clarevacn and Southampton, and warns of public calamity. Includes obituaries, naval notices, Danish appointments, ship arrivals, privates captured, and early financial market quotes. Names include Sarah Cowper, Earl Cowper, and Denmark king’s appointment of Peter Henry Meyer. ships from Lisbon and St. Eustathia noted.

Richard the Second Clarevacn Southampton Knightsbridge Sarah Cowper Earl Cowper Copenhagen Denmark Sieur Peter Henry Meyer Danfourg Tranquebar Eat- Indies Duke Compigne Lambaldi St. Eustatia Amsterdam Lisbon N. S. Carmo Dover M. Marquer Bath Ditto India Ditro Julia K Honds

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