London Evening Post Hails Support for Constitutional Principles
The London Evening Post, in a historic notice dated Saturday November 19 to Tuesday November 20 in 1759, thanks the Friends of Liberty for their constant countenance when nothing else could sustain the paper. It expresses gratitude for their support and loyalty to constitutional principles amid turbulent times.
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ig-Poltrene
Ely i
Grand
Priadence
Erick i Gbieral
Tran Friends of Liberty
London Evening-Post
Edict Orders Exact Census of Franks in Galata Suburbs
An Ottoman edict orders ministers to inventory the names ages and qualities of all Franks or Christians living in the Galata suburbs and adjacent villages along the canal to the Black Sea. It also requires a list of Franks who have married local women. Journal notes debate why such a sweeping demand is issued and mentions related troop and political developments.
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Galatha
Anid
Black Sea
Peter Foourg
Pogéans
Estonia
Livortia
Ukraine
Seria
Eeelfons
Él Rthal
Port News From Deal November 17 1700s Naval Convoy
Ships sail westward after port as Valiant leads outward bound convoy. Alarm keeps with a heavy escort including Woolwich Wager Prince Edward Aurora and more plus Dutch ships in the Downs. Wind shifts from east to south by east as of November 18.
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Port -Newgs
Deal
Valiant
Alarm
Piercy Brett
Woolfvich
Wager
Prince Edward
Aurora
Tadar
Greyhound
Portminhon
Deal-Castle
Laurel
Royal Exchange
Britannia
Duke of Marlborough
Experiment
Marquis of Granby
Wind E. S. E. Deal
The
Downs
Piercy’ Brett
Wind S
Peace Prospects and Movements in Europe Report
London letters from the Hague describe multiple peace proposals to Britain and a British reply preferring to offer peace on honourable terms without mediation. Paris intelligence notes the Russian army retreat and Laudohn's plan for winter quarters in Poland. Prussia's king heads Saxony with Henry to command Silesian forces. Daun aims to hold Saxony near Dresden to maintain Bohemian links, while Prussia seeks to attack the Austrian army.
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France
Great Britain
England
Nick
Europe
Paris
Soluk
Laudohn
Poland
Ponnania
Prussia
Saxony
Prince Henry
Silesia
Marshal Daun
Dresden
Bohemia
Letters from the theater of Saxony and harbor briefed moves
Divers private letters describe Marshal Daun retreating toward Dresden as Prince Henry shifts from Torgau to Strehlen with light detachments harassing the Ayuisns. Reports say the King of Prussia and his fleet reach Rotterdam route and conspirators in Lisbon face justice. Ireland’s House of Commons weighs pension disclosures. A Dreadnought sails, ships wreck, and Jesuits punished. Also notices of prizes, deaths, and bankruptcy.
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Laf
Fromtarburgh
Marshal Daun
Praffia
Prince Henry
Behild
Dresden
Torgaus
Strehlen
Torgau
Saleria
Saxony
France
Duke de Broglio
House of Commons
Ireland
Kingdon
Tese
Anna
Halton
Madeira
Jamaica
Peggy
Mac Auslane
Liverpool
Fowdrey
Lancaster
Heytham
Prince of Orange
Billif
Omaica
Catwyls
Holland
Prussia
Campbell
Cork
Buiter
Rotterdam
Lisbon
George Nofner
Marty
Chester
George Newberry
Guildhall
Linde
Catherine-street
Benjamin Prefect
Redcross Street
Cripplegate
Joseph Coxhead
Leverton
Berk
Vietnaller
Landman Enlistment Bounty Notice at Guildhall War Service
Guildhall London notices extend a bounty of five guineas to able bodied landmen who present themselves by the twenty eighth infant and are enlisted to serve his Majesty during the present war. Certificates of good behavior voiding fees granted after discharge. Committee minutes dated September 18 1759 note prior certificates and restrictions on militia service and attendance hours at Guildhall.
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Polng Speecil
France
Achaffenburgh
Terere Utrecht
Lipstadt
Munster
Imhoff
Madrid
Barcelona
Paris
Neves
Quebec
Sanada
Amterdam
Guildhall
London
Silaj Fy
Soal
Great Britain
Hodges. N. B
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Flanders
Gottenbourg
Thurot
Hese Yedfeday
Prusian Pomerania
Straisund
Verdinandthoff
Manieuffel
Faffewalk
Berl
Marshial Daunhavy
d’Agémberg
Elbé
Prince’ Henry
Battilions
Rebéntifch
Uben
Eulenberg
Priforters
Groffenhayn
Hanover
Crosdorff
Luckner
Humers
Francfort
Duke di Broglio
Gieffen
Hague
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