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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 17, 1760

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Gratitude for Pusriex Support in London Evening Post

The piece thanks the Pusriex for restored circulation and affirms continued attention to Constitutional principles and Britain's true interests. It pledges to preserve esteem through impartial free press, describing it as the noblest reward of liberty.

Great Britain London Evening-Post

Polish Front Notes on Movements Around Poland

From Hamburg on July 8, advice from Poland reports Count Schikoff left Marienwerder on the 24th to join the army marching through Poland toward Po sen in Great Poland. General Tottleben reportedly formed a chain from Triptau to Dn esberck, severing communication between Stettin and Colberg.

Poland Schikoff Marienwerder Posen

Port News Beisey and fleet reach London after voyage

Port News reports the Beisey arrived at Plymouth from Jamaica in twelve weeks and sailed in company with Britannia and Boreas for London. At Deal on July 17 the ship Hound and Baltimore also set out on a cruise, while Mercury and Davy remained with the group bound for New York as winds shift to the west.

Plymouth Fuly Beisey London Jamaica Britannia Boreas Deal His Majesty’s Stoops Hound Baltimore Mercury Davy New-York

Lisbon Exile of Cardinal Acciaioli and Royal Warning

The King of Portugal orders Cardinal Acciaioli to depart Lisbon within four days, with royal barges and a military escort for safe travel to the frontier. The dispatch cites disputes with the Cardinal, his conduct in Lisbon, and the need to preserve public tranquility and dignity of the Crown.

LonoDoo N Portugal Don Lewis da Cunha Acciaioli Lisbon Tagus Charadder Francisco de Almada de Mendonia Rome Cardinal Acciaioli Lispon Holy Father Brazil Infante Don Pe Ter Nancio Cardinal Acciami Europe

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