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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 12, 1757

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Rafton and Philadelphia News from Sept 15 to Sept 29

Fragmentary colonial news reports ships near Louisa and Fort William Henry engagement survivors from Albany say they were taken by Indians near Fort William Henry and carried to Ticonderoga. Philadelphia notes killings and scalping by Indians in Lancaster County and Shippensburg areas, with two children abducted from M'Cormick's Fort and a George Miller family attacked. A prize schooner and a privateer prize near Rhode Island are mentioned, along with a Mississippi flag of truce bearing seven English prisoners.

Louitrhouig Halikik Boffon Albany Fort William-Henry Ticonderoga Montreal Philadelphia Hanover Township Lancaster County M‘clure William Campbell John Campbell Carlisle M'Cormick Shippensburgh Conecocheague Mont Robert Ruft Mackron George ‘Miller Smil Jer Sie Shie Rhodé

London Letter XVII on Cadiz Prize and Gallicia Coalition

In this London letter the author rails at the Cadiz affair and the Penthievre prize, alleging Spanish interference and royal orders, praising British steadfastness and condemning the ministry for overreach, while noting appointments for sheriffs across English counties.

Sion de Croix Gallicia Sebastian de Eslava Council of War Monsieur de Azler Cadiz Gerson

Majesty's Ships and Privateers Sail for Jamaica and Nevis

In Deal and surrounding ports in November, Royal Navy vessels Montague Falmouth Royal Sovereign Isis Roebuck Vettal Glasgow Aldborough Beaver Pelican and the Adventure, with outward bound ships, sail toward Jamaica and Nevis. Arrivals include Montross from Virginia Devonshire Jacobs from Boston Jamaica Frigate Read and Eagle Tomlinson from Jamaica. Wind conditions shift from south east to north west as vessels proceed and remain with the fleet.

Port News Ith Hanover Lisbon Defiance Deal Majesty’s Royal Sovereign Ritchie Pelling Somerfell Harinah Windall Nancy Flemingly Jamaica William Ann Windsor Seahorse Robbin Thomas Hewlett Betty Rain Mary Walker Sarah Wilson Plymouth Prospect Adams Nevis N.n.-W Willett Hardy St.Kitt’s Montross Virginia Devonshite Jacobs Boston Read Eagle Tomlinson S. E Montague Falmouth Dover Rochester Halcrow Oporton Royal Sovereign Admiral Smith Isis Roebuck Vettal Glasgow Aldborough Beaver Pelican Adventure

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