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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 25, 1760

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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.

London Great Britain Gof Maltapeden i

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.

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.

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

William Yalden Overton Southampton Chapman John Monger Thomas Crowley Birmingham John Winn Great Yarmouth William Parker Church Broughton Derbyshire

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