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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 06, 1762

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Admiralty notices of ships and promotions in 18th century naval affairs

From the London Gazette the Admiralty reports the arrival at Spithead of the sloop Martin with prize schooners and crews, captures of French privateers, and the Arethusa bringing in Amitie. It lists promotions in the marine forces, lordly appointments, and bankruptcy and dividend notices. It also covers foreign dispatches from Vienna and Paris detailing campaigns, sieges, peace talks, and naval movements, alongside local notices and societal events.

Frérr London Gazette Admiralty Office Majesty Martin Caldwall Spithead le Hercule Helance

Creditors Entitled to Further Dividend in Scott Estate

James Scott of Rupert Street St James's Weitstatier carpenter and wife Jane deceased. Creditors who have learned their demands and already received prior dividends from Scott’s estate may apply to Mrs Elizabeth Hill executrix of the late Mr Haydock Hill timber merchant at her house Newnan Street Oxford Road any time this month or next for a further dividend.

Moscow Vienna Glatz Gallitzen Repnin Berlin Electorate of Saxony Saxony Marshal Daun Freyberg Salmouth Belling Schweidnitz Prutria Franfort Casfel M. de Chevert France Francfort Hesse Hague Poland Elector of Prussia Count Dé Néale Asiatic Company Embden Locon Don Marriot Chapel Royal St. James’s Earl of Cadogan Prince Henry Frederick Princess Dowager of Wales Leicester-house Havannah City of Dublin Trinity College Twekesbury Inverness West-Indies Spain Zaire Greenaway Portsmouth Vigo Ferdinand Guernsey Jamaica Plymouth Dover Flora Downs Hanover Calfiel Ford Paris Duke de Choiseuil Duke of Bedford Europe Wetill London Gottingen Duke of Portland Edinburgh Privy Garden Whitehall Frederick Keppel Earl of Norman Bartholomew Pratt Corporation of Trinity-house Thomas Hill Villars Street York Buildings Samuel Goddard Royal Marry Elias Hutchins John Shelley James Scott Rupert Street St. James's Weitstatier Carpenter Jane Deceas Scott

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