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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 09, 1758

Page

3

Ode for His Majesty's Birthday 1758 by William Whitehead

A historical poem celebrates Ottoberto Este’s lineage and the Hanover ascent to British throne. It traces Welfish and Brunsvic lines to George I, praising Britannia, the hero, and future monarchs as the mountains echo. Ends noting Henry the Lion’s medieval ancestry to the king.

William Whitehead Dr. Boyce King’s Band of Meff Beard Savage Wafs Cowper Barrow Gentlemen and Children of the Chapel Royal His Majesty’s Band Ottoberto Este Italy Germany Otho the Great Azo Welfus Altdorf Swabia Bavaria Henry Poffis Elbe Weser Brunfick Wolfenbuttle Lunenburg Zell Hanover George the First Great Britain Albion Brunswic Nestor Gallia Henry the Lion Saxony Henry the England

Publick Meeting backs Sir Richard Glyn for Parliament

A large turnout at the Guild hall endorsed Sir Richard Glyn as the livery’s choice to fill the Parliament seat following Slingsby Bethell’s death. Amid shipping news from America and Atlantic routes, reports include captures, ship retentions, and convoy movements with vessels to Louisbourg, Jamaica, and Virginia. several officers and colonels are named in promotions from America. A local cargo sale notice for the Powis Estate is changed, and an English patent advertises Collett’s Anti-Arthritick Wine and Powder with sale at the Golden Ball.

Richard Glyn Slingsby Bethell America Col Bradstreet Catraqui Fraserburgh Captain Club Bergen Marshal Bellitle Thurot Holland Virginia Club William Joannes England Marchal Bellifle Plymouth Louisbourg Deptford Portsmouth Chatham Lockhart Leith Mutcliffe Parnell Philadelphia William Bristol Alban Spain Young Lindsey Glasgow Heatty Cork Guardaloupe Liverpool Platt Vortola Barbadoes St. Kitts Sandy Point Antigua Montferratt Nevis Port St. Peer’s Arnold Cozens London New York Peggy Elizabeth Whiting Scarfdell Thompson Genoa Leghorn Porto Ferrero Sterling Lewis Thomas Burton St. Kitt’s Ruffel Princesfa Johnson Milford Prince of Orange White St. Carolina Dartmouth N. America Lizard Arundel M‘taggart Boston Hull Riga Ann Cook Princess of Wales Allan Petersburgh Constrach Antonia John de Bapilla Canaries Hambro Lyme Hawke Hornsby Shields Whitby North America Eyre Malley, Esq G6th Bever Ticonderoga William Eyre Ely Donaldson West Efy Proby Archibald Gordon, Esq Maffey Rotherhithe William Hazlewood Ordnance Bream’s Buildings Houghton Carey-street Coppinger Temple John Green Erith Woolwich King Edward Stairs Smalley Vaux-Hall Kennington Lane Langford Powis Northampton Newbold Joseph Collett Westminster Scrand

Baron Munchausen and Baltic War News from London

London commentary notes Baron Munchausen voyage not linked to Hanover negotiations and outlines cabinet plans for funding and trade progress. Reports from Petersburgh discuss potential command changes, Prussian captures to boost morale, and a Bellequeux 64 gun ship taken in Bristol Channel. Letters claim prizes and legal suits while an embargo disrupts arrivals at Riga and Peersburgh.

London Amsterdam Baron Munchausen Hanover Petersburgh Fermor Butturlin Brown Zorndorff Bristol Channel Bristol Milford Haven Campbell Quebeck Malothe Peersburgh Riga, &c

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