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23 Mar 1762

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 23, 1762

Page

3

Campaign plans shift as forces move in Europe and Jamaica

Late Tuesday dispatches report a changed campaign plan. European troops abandon Heffin and may surrender Gottingen and Caffel to the Imperialists, marching to the Lower Rhine to confront Munster and Lipstadt. In Holland an armament program adds ships to the fleet, with command disputed between the Matte and Amsterdam. Jamaica notes include arrival of Deptford with Lt. Gov. Lyttelton and a council of war in Port Royal along with martial law.

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Flanders Paris Heffin Gottingen Caffel Lower Rhine Munster Lipstadt Paderborn d’Ettrees Soubize Hague Province of Holland Admiralty College of the Maefe Amsterdam Zaland West-Frizeland Frzeland Matte College of the Union Plantation Jamaica Port Royal Harbour Deptford Digges William Henry Lyttelton Henry Richardson Kingston Skeman Ross Brown Antigua King’s Fiert Capt Ogle Admiral Saunders St. Kitts Jor Fago de la Vega John Wheelock Pembroke Post-Royal Cape Francois Old France Brest Rochfort Brrth Relan Dublin-Castle William Douglass John Gunning Lord Hinchinbrook Cuninghame Whithired Ridge Robert Sandford John Wynne John Melvill Regiment of Foot
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Arrived also the two Ships taken up at Sea by Venus Frigate

Arrived also the two ships reported to be taken up at sea by the Venus Frigate. Some think they are the William and the Dudly char. The convoy under Alarm Man of Way for the Weil adies, Deal, March 23, came down last night, and fasted this morning under convoy of Flora, the Lovely, Pittwell, Ouchter. The Essex Collier with three vessels at Gibraltar. The rest of the men of war remain as before Wied North batt.

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Venus William Deal Mercuty Flora Pittwell Essex Gibraltar Batt Ryan Aifene Berard Ades Francis Duke of Bridgwater Longford Bridge County Palatine of Lancaster Marly Cheshire Azeph England France Europe Russia Messnger Petersburgh Magdeburgh Berlin Jamaica Portmouth Dominico Mary Galante Guadalupe Spain Burke Admiral Rodney Windward Islands Forrest Hornola Cuba Lading Barbadoes Manuel Gorzals Florence Oul Codage Tives Britannia Rep Antigua Brest Coventry Carpenter Kinsale Wight Goodwin Sands Andreas Anders Walberg Rye Sussex Phillips Gybbon Ely Christ’s Hospital Mr. Penn Claveringhum Langley Duke of Bedford
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Bills pass to regulate army finances and navy affairs in Crown tenure

The session debates bills to punish mutiny and desertion and to fund the army with a land tax for the current year. Measures also regulate the royal marine forces, appoint commissioners to enact acts, and extend a navigable canal project. A speech from Tsar Peter the Great to King William accompanies other notices and maritime updates.

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