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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 03, 1760

Page

2

Huntingdon Races 1760 Sweepstakes Including Several Matches

The notice lists races in Port Meadow with four and five year olds, prizes of 500 guineas, 50, 90, and 20 pounds, and a Sweepstakes for 20 guineas. It sets entry duties, weights, and race days from July 25 to July 31, with details on riders, horses, and conditions. It notes a Duke of Cumberland horse Gamesiter and Earl of March’s Sporless racing, plus a cock fight during the meeting.

Lewes Lewes Downs Sussex Duke of Newcastle Weirall Sinfin-Moor Earry Samme al- Ten Naleis Corenc Lord George Cavendish Sir Nath. Curzons Barr N.B Robert Radford Angel of Derby Heber Spalding County of Lincoln Che Samming Spahkiing Ranniny Horses, Inc Smith Peterborough Matthew Lamb Barth Edward Wortley Perionco Talboc Inn Angel Inn Adc Isle of Ely Northampton Karry London Parton Hull Beverley Sarborough Huntingdon Port Meadow Newmarket Duke of Cumberland Earl of March

Military Movements Across Elbe and Saxon Frontiers

Reports from Radeburg and Elbe regions describe King’s army crossing to Potz, skirmishes with Saxon Light Horse and Uhlans, pursuit to Reichenberg, and Daun’s forces readying near Bernstorff. Lafry’s retreat overnight, Prussian cavalry taking prisoners and horses, with battle deemed likely but not materializing. Stettin and Landsberg postings noted, Brandenberg and Silesia routes guarded, Galzia reserve mobilized. Glatz siege updates show garrison firing on besiegers with unclear impact. Brussels notes Laudohn’s success near Landshut against Fouquet, minimal Prussian losses amid 20,000-strong force.

Yeterday Holland Flanders Prussia Radebdurg Pott Elbe Zabel Tribfch Meiffen Proschwitz Daun Reichenberg Uhlans Hussars Marshal Daun Count Lafry Stettin Forcade Scargard Tottleben Prince Henry Landsberg Wartha Francfort Oder Cuffrin Gol'ze Brandenburgh Silesia Lusatia Saxony Hamburgh Fune Glatz Brussels Count de Codenzel Austrian Netherlands Dresden Laudohn Count Daun M. Laudohn Landshut Fouquet

Military Movements and Engagements Across German Territories

Dispatches detail General Fouquet among those captured or wounded in action as Marshal Broglio moves through Friedberg Hungen Grumberg and Marburg with siege preparations. The Hanoverians entrench near Lumen at Halveren while the Empire’s Army advances toward Dresden Pirna with expectations of reaching the camp by June 24.

Fouquet Gatbel M. Fouquet Francfort Marshal Broglio Friedberg Hungen Grumberg Dillenburgh Alan Nuis Marburgh Count de St. Germain Dortmund Lumen Halveren Hague Saxony Dresden Pirna

PORT NEWS REPORTS ARRIVAL AND SAILINGS AT SEA

Falmouth June 30 Hanover Packet Williams from Lisbon arrives. Dover July 3 Wolf Smith from Jamaica. Amity Cars from Plymouth with troops and baggage. Restoration Barker from Tinmouth to Sunderland. Horner Privateer Harden from a cruise. Sailed Free Mason Dunkin with provisions for Plymouth. Cunningham Rutel with tobacco for Dieppe. Amity Carr for Sunderland. Downs remain St George Phenix Deal Castle Dispatch Sloop with East India Yacht and three victualers. Wind N E. blows freth.

Port Falmouth Hanover Williams Lisbon Dover Wolf Smith Jamaica Amity Cars Plymouth Restoration Barker Tinmouth Sunderland Horner Harden Cruize Free Mason Dunkin Cunningham Rutel Dieppe Carr Deal Downs St. George Phenix Deal-Castle

Fire at Portsmouth Dockyard Ropehouse Devastates Buildings

Admiralty reports a major blaze in his Majesty's Dock Yard at Portsmouth. By afternoon only the ropehouse, spinning house, hemphouse, and a storehouse remained standing after a fire fed by tar, oil, and hemp. casualties include two killed and eight or nine wounded. wind and lightning blamed, with extensive damage valued at 3 to 400,000. further dispatches describe military movements in Europe.

London Admiralty Office Portsmouth Spithead His Regiment of Cornwallis Invalids Hughes Lipsadt Heile Caffel Ferdinand of Brunswick Hirschfeld Ziegenhain Wise Gieffen Luckner Amoneburgh Hamburgh Siegen Ohm Imhoff Prince of Brunswick Schlitz
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