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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 10, 1766

Page

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Turmiy May 28 Capture and travels of royal figures

A fragmented notice describes Captain Robinson forced ashore in Vil-la France with the assailing winds during Genoa to Ma hone voyage. It notes Prince Henry of Prussia and the Brentwick princes reviewing troops from Charlottenbourg, returning to Potsdam then Magdeburg to visit the family at Salredam. Also reported are bankruptcy notices, dividend declarations, marriages, and various public notices including safety concerns at Strang-Bridge stairs and Westminster-bridge.

Bricanni Charlottenbourg Coftrin Stargard Pomerania Potedam Totevitav Magdebourer Sia i Salredam M. Ogier France Hirteen William Brymer Thomas Tatlock Breadrie London Barnard Cooke Gloucester Rishard Jones Ore Late Hereford All Saints Brisial John French Pope’s Head Ailey Guildhall John Stokes Coventry Samuel ‘Pulley Cannon-street Edward Forbes Repember Yi“ Domiggn Asenrix Caffalmorte Vincente ‘Juaniz E¢balaz Exeter Merchants and Partners Swale Dous Kent- Street Doctors Commons Hay Arches-Court of Canterbury Horne Surry Wineh Ridgel Harris Anet Westminster-bridge Vauxhall-stairs Brookes Covent Garden Richmond Garden Kew Brompton William Love New Prison James Clitherow Islesworth Anne Neale Thomas Neale Frances Otkers Ann Neale Thomas

Court at St James's celebrates Princess Amelia birthday

London reports a brilliant Court of Nobility and foreign ministers at St James's to honor Princess Amelia's birthday with a grand levee in Cavendish Square. Courtiers anticipate Duke of Gloucester to receive an army commission and Earl of Halifax to become First Lord of Trade and Plantation.

Warsaw Berlin Prussia Vienna Europe Conflans Denmark Copenhagen Hirsholm St. James's Canada Manilla Admiralty William Cumming Lord Howe Milford Palliser Newfoundland Betsey Hamilton Havanna William Burnaby Cuba West Kent Regiment of Militia Duke of Dorset County of Kent Lord Romney London St. James’s Amelia Cavendish Square Duke of Gloucester Earl of Halifax Earl of Rochford Spain Earl Countess of Northumberland Charing-cross de’ Marcheut Corsica Lombard-street

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