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03 Jul 1759

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 03, 1759

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Fleet Reforms and New Ships Sailed for Summer Campaign

Petersburgh reports measures to restore the fleet to a respectable footing. The Empress plans to send a newly launched 80 gun ship joined by two more 80 gun vessels, while the St Demetrius joins operations in the summer. Dispatches from Stockholm, Copenhagen, and other capitals recount strategic moves, troop deployments, and preparations across Europe. The June 15 to 26 range notes Prussian demands for provisioning to support 40,000 troops, naval armaments at Brest and Havre, and intelligence on the French campaign planning in Germany and India. The overall mood is wartime maneuvering with shifting alliances and imminent expeditions.

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Stockholm Marquis de Caulincourt France Campaigli Marquis de Montalembert Arival Marquis de Havrincourt Pomerania Copenhagen Emanual Smith St. Thomas West Indies Marie Galante Dominico Martinico Marie Galante Barrington Guadaloupe Hamburgh Gottingen Hanover Hulfen Count Dohna Meferitz Poland Wobermaw Silesia Republick Prussia Posen Chris Prague Sebastiaens-Berg Bohemia Haddick Vienna Sayony Funcke Truchern Fiite Leipfick Wander Lauchistadt Ris Munster Carnate Madrass Brussels Paris Germany Europe Fune Brest Havre de Grace
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Armament of Brest and Rocheforts Ships Reaches Completion

London reports from Paris on June 22 about the near completion of the Brest and Rochefort armament. The fleet includes 36 ships of the line, 18 frigates, 16 bomb-ketches and fireships, 150 flat-bottomed boats, and 140 transports. Cavalry embarkation trials take place at Havre, with potential actions against England. Also noted are privateers paid by government to cruise enemy coasts, quarantines for ships from Barbary and Smyrna, and various political and legal notices from Middlesex and London.

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Paris Brest Rochefort Havre-de-grace England d’Herouville Monsieur Mautbert France Seameh Ostend South Carolina Dunkirk Scettin Pomerania Marshal de Conflans Turin Barbary Provence Marseilles Genoa Leghorn Alexandretta Morea Smyrna Warslaw Bologne Mer George Errington Paul Vaillant Elyrs Bond Middlesex James Jefferson Robert Matters Waterbeach Waterbeach, In the County of Cambridge Diocese of Ely
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Eyre Seeks Clerk Post in 1759 Bethlem Bridewell Election

Joseph Eyre appeals to the Governors of Bridewell and Bethlem Hospital for votes in the clerkship election on July 11, 1759. He pledges diligence and integrity and argues a guardian role suits the charity, detailing qualifications and the benefits of faithful record keeping and management.

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Biidewell Bethlem Samuel John Lincoln’s Fields Joseph Eyre Bridewell Promisse Fannie Lam Guardiayr
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