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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 06, 1759

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Fate of the French Army in Saxony Sparks Readiness

Francfort reports the French Army in a critical state as sickness and stores reach the garrison. Couriers arrive from the French line and Saxon troops stand ready to march. French forces near Offenbach move out as Allies threaten winter quarters, while provisions grow scarce. In Demmin, about 1000 Prussians capture prisoners including Mr. Putbus and Mr. Olthoff.

Giefen Offenbach Hamburgh Demmin Putbus Olthoff Poland Laudoln Keith Petersburgh North America Britain Rufsia Anna Haflup Rochfort Rotterdam Dover Hornet Barrington M’laughlin Falmanath Arundel Barbadoes Alexander Dotter Glasgow Tariffa Malaga Nathaniel Cole Worshipful Company of Stationers St. Andrew’s, Holborn Capper Elizabeth Peirson James-street Bedford-row Highgate Evans Aldersgate Street Namptwich Cheshire Anne Marling Fleet Waller Ratcliff Highway London Gazette Whitehall Studholm Hodgson Sth Regiment of Foot George Bentinck John Barrington King’s Reiment of Foot Wolfe Robert Monckton 17Th Regiment of Foot John Forbes George Townshend 28Th Regiment of Foot Philip Bragg John Griffin Griffin 16Th Regiment of Foot Studholm Hodeson His Majesty Thomas Burgess Regiment of Foot Guards John Earl of Roihes Foot John Gore John Murray Royal American Regiment of Foot Jeffery Amherst His Majesty’s Forces Foor

Letter on charitable endowments and Bedford fund governance

The author argues against discretionary alms distribution for public charities. He warns it fuels private influence, improper favoritism, and misappropriation, urging fixed disbursements. He cautions abuse by trustees and supports standardizing use to deter corruption, with continued critique in a forthcoming letter.

Bedford William Harpur Corporation of Bedford Ustus

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