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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 30, 1762

Page

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Translation of the Emperor's plea for peace in Europe

A London Gazette fragment reports the Emperor’s declaration to the French, Swedish, and Imperial ministers urging a halt to the long war, offering to surrender conquests by Russia and calling for restoration of peace and order across Europe. News from St Petersburg, Brunswic, and other ports follows, including court promotions, troop movements, and notable deaths.

Europe Rusia St. Petersbourg Prince George of Holstein Villebois Marshal Schuwallow Verner Count Horet Breslau Count Duben Sweden Magdeburgh Prince Prussia Count Berck Hence Russia Kingdom of Marshal Daun Laudoln Brunswick Landgave Heffe-Casfel Ferdinand of Suesday Helland Peterbourgh Hamburgh Petersburgh Courland Charles of Saxony Mittau Ratisbon Rufsia Hague Copenhagen Count de Lynar Denmark Dunkirk Nomandy Paris Silesia St. Germain’s Leyden Corsica Brunelle Battia

Flying Machine Passenger Coach From London to Salisbury

On Monday April 5 the Flying Machine departs from the Angel Inn near St Clement’s in the Strand, London, carrying four passengers on steel springs. It travels to Salisbury the same evening and returns the next morning, continuing trips every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from London and returning Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Fare 23s, plus baggage, with 14 lb baggage allowance, extra charges for excess weight. Passengers and children in lap pay half fare. Route via Popham Lane Sutton and Stockbridge. Masters not liable for valuables unless specially booked and paid.

Angel Inn St Clement's Church Strand London Salisbury TaowMtas Massay Anthony CoaAch Oucide Popham Lane Sutton and Stockbridge N. B Monroy

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