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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

16 Nov 1762

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 16, 1762

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Prussian Move to Reinforce Saxony and Court Case Notes

From Hamburg reports the King of Prussia planned to cross the Elbe at Torgau on the 6th with 15 battalions to reinforce Prince Henry in Saxony and drive out the enemy before year’s end. Details include captures at Freyberg, cannon, and standards. and notes on Dundas baronetcy and Exeter prebend. Debtors, bankrupts, and ship arrivals fill the rest of the page.

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London Hamburgh Berlin Prussia Elbe Torgau Prince Henry Saxony Silesia Prince of Bevern Prince Henry of Freyberg Prince of Stolberg Baron de Roc Whitehall Lawrence Dundas Pierham-Hall Cleaveland County of York Thomas Dundas Kingdom of Great Britain John Douglas St. George Castle of Windsor Father Frederick Keppel Exeter Thomas Aitken Bridlington Yorkshire Haberdather Guildhall Henry Hodge Aylesbury-street Clerkenwell Thomas Higginson Willenhall Wolverhampton Staffordshire Chapman Ball’s Head Walsall Seaffordshire Richard Nichols Jim Warrington Lancashire Tallow-Chandler George Inn Joseph Adey Lichfield Scrivener Star Tamworth Jonathan Clemiton St. Mary Cray Kent John Moore James Strange St. Botolph Richard Passmore Exmouth Devonshire Globe Tavern Exon Germany Geldensburgh Casfel Havannah Newfoundland Schweidnitz Brunswick Hulfen Dresden Haddick Prince of East India Company Earl of Elgen Evans Surat Mocha Downs Finder Bostel Angola Rotterdam Gores Seville Alliot Petersburgh Dublin Isle of Man Batton Jacks Success Young Ieland Leith Dunkirk Elizabeth Gray Wilson Newcastle Alderton Riccard Tinmouth Barracks Scotland Lambton Winchester Scor
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Peace prospects and misreported letters in 18th century news

Intelligence notes discuss peace preliminaries to be laid before Parliament next week and debunk a misrepresented tale about a letter from Prince de Soubise. Baron Plothe appeals to the Diet, urging restraint and urging Empire states to seek pacific reestablishment, while a Haarlem lace firm advertises tissue lace and samples.

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Daft Prince de Soubise Marquis of Granby Jace Ferdinand Marquis of Granby Baron Plothe Prussia Ratisbon Diet Sweden Germany
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