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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 29, 1759

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Gratitude and Prudence in Publick Obligations

Acknowledges public support and introduces the London Evening-Post will be circulated by General Post-Office clerks. Urges readers to rely on constitutional principles as they continue to deserve public favor and loyal readership.

Friends of Liberty London Evening-Post General Post-Office John Filkes Bedford Arms Jasern Covent-Garden Long-Acre Che Tate S Filkes

Ships of the Line Return From Cape to Beelt and Nova Scotia

Paris reports vessels from the Cape of Good Hope and the Bay of All Saints, among them the Zephys and the Syren, double-marinéd ships with crews and armament, on board sums of money and a Royal Fleet presence. In London, a Commons motion contemplates funding defence with interest, while the House records a negative about unpresented plans for Kingdom measures.

Paris Beelt Eeles Zephys Syren Cape of Good Hope Bay of All Saints Annes Chan Jens the India Company Dulin Grace de Lordant Cirace

Despatches Report Ship Fleet Off Orkneys and Highland Recruiting

From Edinburgh dated November 24 reports a vessel leaving Gottenburgh with five frigates and two brigs as part of a squadron. Wind split the fleet after two days, with uncertainty whether they rejoined. parties sent to Leith to gather intelligence. The Highland Battalion under Colonel Wiehe gathers popular support and recruits. The Rye Man of War escorted ships toward Leith then to the north with the convoy. The train for London leaves soon with Hussar convoy. The Countess of Balcarres gave birth to a son at Balcarres.

Edinburgh Prazer Gorttenburgh M.jorét Mif- Hein Orkpey Shetland Isles Pat T. Boys Findham Rondon Hussar Balcarras

Port News and Royal Observances in London Thanksgiving Day

News from Deal and London recounts ships in the Downs with men of war, and a General Thanksgiving Service at Westminster Abbey. Royal family attendance, sermons by Dr. Lowth and Dr. Dayrell, and bells and illuminations marked the day. Also noted are dispatches from the Hague on neutrality and American theater, plus prize lottery results and marriages.

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