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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 13, 1762

Page

4

Princely reception delayed. troops seek free package and garrisons

Letters from Hanover report Prince Ferdinand of Brunswick expected May 7 at Herrenhausen for reception but his second Hanover trip is deferred. General Sporken arrived May 3 to confer with M Werthoff about a cough and returned to Hamelin. General Macguire commands the army, with plans to open campaign soon and expect bloodier fighting than last time. Platen's corpse moves toward Silesia as forces against Russians and Swedes supply its place. Reports from France note orders halting a planned boat-building program, while ships sail from Spithead and Sound news describe fleet movements and naval patrols. local port logistics and trade figures for May are listed.

Hanover Ferdinand of Brunswick Herrenhausen M. Werthoff Hamelen M. Xiuth Arillery Landgrave Heffe-Caffel Keiter Thuringia Empire Macguire Platen Silesia France Flanders Portmouth Spithead Shannon Plymouth Brest Goodwill Parker Broyce Peacock Neptune Reed Amity Skelton Hanks Philipson Hollingbergy Ua Duke of Dorfer Canterbury Sibbertswould Kent Faft Hertford James Sands Sophia Allcock Hitchen Holland Bremen Germany Straits

Anticles on Britain's gains from far seas and policy

A lengthy commentary urges ministers to retain conquests in North America and the West Indies. It argues British wealth rises from fisheries, exports, and Caribbean trade, warning surrender would bankrupt the nation. The piece critiques monopolized markets at Smithfield and calls for sale regulation.

North America France Great Britain Leeward Islands Europe Germany West-Indies Havannah

Cattle Market Rules Referenced in Gazetteer Fragment

A fragment from a Gazetteer item discusses graziers buyers and salesmen at Smithfield and penalties for hindering regracing and fore stall. It notes cattle brought to the market cannot be returned within 46 days andersale actions are subject to penalties.

Smithfield

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