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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 06, 1760

Page

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Reception of public support prompts gratitude in Post

The London Evening Post expresses sincere thanks for public favor received since restoration to circulation. It pledges steady adherence to constitutional principles and the true British interest, aiming to preserve esteem by a learned impartial press serving a free people.

Great Britain London Evening Post

War clouds over Europe and naval actions loom

News from Madrid, Ferrol, and Cadiz reports twelve men of war to join forces as May campaigns open. Marshal Soltikoff departs for the Grand Army. Brandenbourg, Pomerania, and Leipsick details frame a war effort. Coastal command assignments follow with flotilla movements and privateer activity disrupting Atlantic trade.

Warsaw Petersbourg Marshal Soltikoff Fermor Brandenbourg Pomerania Copenhagen France England Barrick Leipsick Torgau Magdeburgh Maubert Daun Hanover Ferdinand Hamelen Francfort Prince Ferdinand Marpurg Caffel Heffe-Caffel Count de St. Germain Broglio Wezel Dorften Russia Prusia Rufliz Versailles London Great Britain Spain Paris Prince de Soucise Dunkirk St. Valery de Chevert Marshal de Luxemberg Normandy Duke d’Aquillon Brittany Aunis Marshal de Senechere Xaintonge Duke de Richelieu Guyenne Marshal de Thomond Provence

London Letter on French Privateer Victoire Action

A April letter from Alicart reports two ships captured by the Hirondelle, one run ashore by carelessness, and the Victoire a 22 gun French privateer with 199 men, sailing from Tunis to Marseilles. Prizes include Peggy and William Gail owned by George Brown of Stockon on shore, with Sterg Pott knocked off.

London Alicart Hirondelle Victoire Joseph Arnoux Tunis Marseilles Peggy William Gail George Brown Scock Sterg Pott

Admiralty notices ships taken by Mayfly commanded force

From the London Gazette Admiralty Office May 6 an account lists vessels retaken or taken by Admiral Boscawen's squadron. Le Soleil of Bourdeaux 350 Tons 12 Guns 45 men. Catherine Brig laden with Salt and via. Orford takes Margaret Schooner Privateer. Le Paix Rochelle bound to St Domingo with flour wine. Dolphin Snow Bristol port wine fruit. Juno six coasters 300 tons wine. Venus Hero Bourdeaux bound to St Domingo with flour wine provisions. Shrewsbury two vessels wine. Friendship Burton Matter retaken bound to Gibraltar with beer grocery. Pallas drove ashore at Black Rock. ship cargo and crew left bankrupt.

London Gazette Admiralty Office Admiral Boscawen Clevland Mayfly le Soliel Bourdeaux M. du Chamben Lieut Norwood Adventure Aconiure Catherine Brittol Orford Margaret Rochelle le Paix St. Domingo Bristol Juno Venus Shrewbury Burton Matter Gibraltar Pallas Shorey Black Rock Bay Couverne Dominick Palairet Falmouth

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