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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 23, 1762

Page

4

Mails from Holland and Flanders Reach Warsaw Diary

Warsaw December 3 reports letters from Riga that the late Ernest John, Duke of Courland, remains with his family and may move toward Mitrau. The Empress of Russia may seek an amicable arrangement with Prince Charles of Saxony before restoring the duchy, while France may yield Prussian provinces to stabilize Saxony. Reports from Berlin and Leipsick discuss winter plans, possible recall of Saxon contingents, and shifting Prussian military moves across Swabia and Franconia. Extra items mention Cambridge appointments, Bath marriages, and ship movements from Portsmouth as well as weather and market notes.

Warsaw Riga Courland Ernest John Mitrau Russia Dutchy Charles Saxony Vienna France Netherlands Berlin Leipsick Ferdinand of Brunswick Leipsicky Empire Xavierus Dunkelpiel Prudians Swabia Wurtemberg Baden Dourlach Switferland Ratisgen Ulm Heilbron Hana Franconia Prince of Count Efferen Bareuth Prudfian Hussars Greffin Ziegenhayn Marburgh Munster Wesel Cleves Gueldres Lower Rhine Prussia Weiden Heid Upper Palatinate Bohemia Somme Francfort Stockholm Lidkopping Gottland Cambridge Labutte Barrett Crisp Bath Kelton James Hibbert Taylor Portmouth Spithead Dove Roberts Rose Jolliff Anne Richards Plymouth St. Joseph John Buykes Matter Trani Lisbon Barbary Deal Decu Ea Cecilia Dunn Havannah Trueman Commins Guadalupe Downs Prince Edward Admiral Moore Trial Pomona Hunter Fortune

English evacuate Bremen as Hanoverian militia march out

Reports from Bremen on December 23 state English forces evacuated the city and the Hanoverian militia battalion marched out. The artillery moved earlier to Stade is to be returned. Amsterdam letters note English misfortune near Île de France with ships sunk. other dispatches say Corsican action at Cape Corsica with rebels defeated.

Bremen Parrison Stade Amsterdam Batavia France Isle Genoa Leghorn Bastia Regliani Cape Corsica

Lyme Regis Aldermen Praise Lord Burghe rsh and Call for Safe Peace

A 1762 letter from Publicus reports Lyme Regis electing Lord Burgherst heir to fill his father’s seat in Parliament. The senior alderman lauds his conduct, urges support for a glorious, affordable peace, and warns against a dishonorable settlement that could burden debts and taxes while stressing trade, welfare, and national happiness. The author urges prudence, unity, and solid finances as Parliament meets to conclude terms of peace.

Lyme Regis Dorsetshire Burghersh Lord Westmoreland Somerfeld Publicus L. B Charic

Vengeance to your follies and vanities a warning

A devotional verse by Watts urging fear of the Lord and turning away from alluring vanities. The text appeals to divine judgment and conscience, asking God to strike the hearts with terror and awaken souls to righteousness.

Eccles Adam God Watts

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