Gratitude and Prudence pledge public support for London Evening Post
The paper announces a duty to the public and friends of liberty, thanking supporters for their countenance. It informs readers that London Evening-Post will be circulated by the General Post Office clerks henceforth, promising adherence to constitutional principles the public has favored.
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Finances and Fire in London Weigh on Public Funds
Warnings about French finances and potential peace talks shadow the war’s end as the English delivery of news from France suggests reduced royal funds, possible peace negotiations, and a looming congress. Reports also detail a major fire in London destroying several clubs and shops, plus local notices and a parliamentary candidate letter from Ipswich.
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PORT NEWS DEAL NOV 11 WINDS AND SHIPS IN THE DOWNS
Arrivals and movements of His Majesty's Ships with crews and destinations. Wager Laurel Dreadnought Ibberton Thomas Lake for Portsmouth. Pem Coldstream for Dublin. Adventure of Tenby Richards from Dover for Plymouth. In the Downs remain Men of War. Duke of Marlborough arrives from Cruize. Fate from Barbadoes Chippenham Spain from Philadelphia Fortune Mallard from Halifax. Repulse Grampus on cruise. Pilewell Roffiter for Lymington Nuthorwn Holder for Arundel. Wind NW, strong.
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Birthday Celebrations Mark the King’s Anniversary
LON ODON Saturday marked the monarch’s birth anniversary with bells, guns, bonfires, and illuminations. A grand noon court at St James’s featured nobles and foreign ministers, followed by an evening ball opened by the Prince of Wales and Princess Augusta. The Prince and Princess of Wales hosted a high noon court at Leicester House. A South Carolina discovery claims an herb to dye indigo red, seeking public funds to reveal the secret, with a sample soon shown in London.
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Guildhall Subscription and Soldier Enlistment Notice 1759
London Guildhall announces subscription terms with surplus refunds to subscribers and hours for payment. A separate notice invites able bodied landmen to enlist within one month. five guineas bounty offered and trade privileges granted on discharge with certificates of good behavior. The Guildhall committee will meet daily except Sundays from 11 to 1 to process enrollments.
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