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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 08, 1763

Page

3

Monstrous Ape like Creature Appears on Roadside Rock

An odd animal, larva sized like a frog and biting ape like, watched as it sat on its rear and bent its left knee. It stretched its left arm and right hand to stroke its ears and thigh, then leaped from its enclosure and trotted across the road. The find prompts debate on its nature and the history of animals in marble or timber. A Kent hive warmed at a tradesman’s home, unknown before this month. A row at the Rose and Crown ends in rioting, injuries, and arrests, with a man reportedly losing a hand. Elsewhere, robbers stole five sheets and linens from Mr Fullips’s Gerrard Street home during supper.

Kentith Rose and Crown Queen-street Agereffors New Prison Fullips Gerrard Street Soho Europe England France Georgia Carolina Mississippi South Sea Spain South-America Lonykind Englard Mr. Pitt

Debates on Dunkirk and peace terms from 1753 letters

Postscript from the London Evening Post discusses delays in orders to demolish Dunkirk, critiques about peace preliminaries, and criticizes peace-makers for concessions to France. It questions the handling of colonial possessions, trade terms, and the overall strategy, urging scrutiny of the treaty and its consequences for Britain’s strength and finances.

France Spain Cuba Portugal Ucredhr Aix-la-Chapelle

Albion letters and copies received for first opportunity

Fragmentary OCR notes report fixed letters and copies of Vertes received, indicating a planned first opportunity. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled text.

Extract from a Hamburgh Letter March 1

An extract argues the Prussian army may evacuate Saxony as per treaty terms but vows no major troop cut. It predicts possible dismissal of older soldiers as invalids and raises uncertainty over the throne of Roe tland and possible political turmoil.

Lon Hamburgh Saxony Hubertsburgh Prussia Roetland

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