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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 20, 1759

Page

2

Fort Duquesne Expelled French Forces and Indian Alliances

General report describes British forces evacuating Fort Duquesne and the surrounding area after French withdrawal. Major Halkett sent to explain motives, with illness delaying dispatch. Also lists bankrupts and merchants with trades in London and Liverpool as witnesses or associates.

du Quesne Guy Evert Fort du Quesne Halkett Forbes New York

Population and Christenings in Vienna 1798 to 1799

The Vienna city records show 6798 total births and burials for 1798 with 5267 christenings and 1531 more burials than christenings. It notes yearly changes, including births 117 lower than the previous year. Dispatches cite Prussian king’s rumored leisure and strategic mobilization in Saxony, with Bruffels Gazette reporting troop readiness.

Vienna Hague Breslau Prussia Electorate of Saxony Bruffels Gazette

Port News of Naval Movements at Deal

Deal port notes sailings and arrivals from the Jamaica and Caribbean trade. His Majesty's ships Chatham Falkland and Sapphire cruise with twelve Indiamen and about forty transports. Ships Gosport Black Prince Richmond Fowey arrive or depart with various vessels and the Favourite Privateer remains. Winds vary from east to northeast.

Country News Oxford James Green Antiquarian Society Cambridge Batchelors of Arts King’s College Trinity St. John’s St. Peter’s Clare-Hall Pembroke-Hall Corpus Christi Caius Queen’s Katherine-Hall Jesus Christ Magdalen Emanuel Sidney Mr. Gordon Katherine Hall Bristol Thomas Davies Mr. Cosins Redland Pocock London Norwich Yarmouth Northampton Finedon Bridge Little Mill Jeffery Woolfton Itrhlingborough Port New OS Deal Fan Gosport Black Prince Vallence Jamaica Sapphire Revenge Dover S. Deal Richmond Fowey Cruit Reverse Robinson Wind E. N. E

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