London News Letter March 25 to 27 1760
The London E From Tugespay details reception and support from the Pusriex after restoration to circulation. It promises steady constitutional principles and true British interests, praising liberty of the press as the noble reward from a learned impartial people.
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London
Great Britain
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War news and court notices from various European theatres
From Peterborough to Paris and Rome, dispatches describe large formations, troop movements, and planned campaigns across Silesia Pomerania Saxony and Livonia. Reports reference Field Marshal Daun joins Dresden operations, hostages taken, and naval captures while London notices list appointments, divorces and mourning orders at court.
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Tottleben
Silesia
Count Soltikoff
M. Mont-Lambert
France
Celberg
Stockholm
Pomerania
Schwartzer
Kackstein
Friedenland
Mecklenbourg
Rostock
Vienna
Bohemia
Saxony
Count Daun
Pirna
Dresden
Radeberg
Prusians
Lipsladt
Gieffen
Marbourg
Luckner
Hussars
Uéion
Ferdinand
Brusels
Rome
M. Cavall
Meff
Forti
Rubini
Fiumichini
Civita Vecchia
Lisbon
Birth Day Court in Leicester House for Prince Edward
London reports a royal court at Leicester House for Prince Edward's 22nd birthday. An extra from Dunkirk dated March 12 1760 recounts Mark Thomson Folgrave’s shipwreck aboard the Resolution Visualler after February 15. His party perished or survived. he was rescued by a Dutch fishing boat and hospitalised in Dunkirk. The Polly Lidia, from Teneriff, was captured and ransomed for 4001.
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St. Romingo
Marseilles
Gramont
Gibraltar
Nancy
Fenning
London
Jamaica
Havre de Grace
Torbay
West India
Whitehall
Elizabeth
Cofts
Hendrick Plean
de Hoop
Cornelius Bakker
Mafter
Lemalle
Hans Evertie
de Ungheid
Jacob Hop
Paris
Rome
Portugal
Society For the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce
Templeman
Matty
Doffie
Mitchell
St. Lawrence
Stebbing
Countess of Waldegrave
Earl
Albemarle-street
William Beauchamp Proctor
Bart
Bruton-street
St. Thomas Apostles
Thomas Clark
English Copper Company
Courtezan
Nottingham
Charles Goodal
Davenport
Albroke
Holbrooke
Clerkenwell
England
John Pennington
John Fielding
Newgate
New Prison
London Gazette
Lord Chamberlain
Landgrave of Heffe-Caffel
Roya
Prince Edward
Leicester House
Dunkirk
Mark Thomson Folgrave
Resolution Visualler
Fobn Hall
Myfzl
Polly Lidia
Plymouth
Teneriff
Bankrupts in list of tradesmen and merchants
Bankrupts William Yalden of Overton Southampton dealer and chapman John Monger and Thomas Crowley late of Birmingham merchant John Winn of Great Yarmouth ship carpenter and timber merchant William Parker of Church Broughton Derbyshire dealer and chapman
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William Yalden
Overton
Southampton
Chapman
John Monger
Thomas Crowley
Birmingham
John Winn
Great Yarmouth
William Parker
Church Broughton
Derbyshire
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Admiralty Office
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Pareliament
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Christopher Kelly
Royal College of Physicians
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Lyings Hospital
Broad Pavement
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Queen’s Head
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