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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 02, 1759

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Gratitude and Prudence for Publick Support Proclaimed

The London Evening-Post announces equal gratitude for public support and loyalty to Liberty. It states the paper will be circulated by General Post-Office clerks and pledges steady adherence to constitutional principles worthy of public favor.

Friends of Liberty London Evening-Post General Post-Office France

Design of Prince Ferdinand could yield major Rhine battle

The letter from Yuesday Night via the Mail from Flanders on September 25 discusses Prince Ferdinand's plan to cut off the French on their left and get behind them across the Rhine, forcing a general action. French marshals seek to avoid open battle, while Hanover light troops advance toward Cublentz, with inhabitants fleeing. Ferdinand has sent 000 men into Westphalia, weakening French siege prospects at Lipstadt. Port news from Falmouth and Plymouth notes arrivals from Liverpool to Norway and London, with several warships and convoys reported.

Ferdinand Rhine Hanover Cublentz d’Armentieres Westphalia Lipstadt Glyn Guildhall City of London Chamblain Hodges Cuildbad Citgy County of Mid- Clesex City and Liberty of Westminster St. Alban’s Tavern St. Alban’s Screen Great- Britain Alariefy Adajefy Aid Vifant Ligonier Lis Adajefty

Verses at Versailles and Foreign War News

A fragment rich with verses praising France and a long naval update from Brest. The text reports Commodore Hervey chasing three large French ships, their anchoring near Brest, and British defensive actions. It notes British captives in Morocco, church and civic appointments, and a stream of 1759 London notices on military recruitment, local officials, and city events.

Brest Southampton Bervey Monmouth St. Matthew’s Hervey Gottenburgh Hull Morocco Barbary Thomas Betton Ionmongers Frecheville Ramsden Horse Grenadier Guards Peter Dowde Regiment of Foot Robert Bertie Archibald Erskine 14Th Regiment of Foot Jeffereysie Andrew Jamison Cornwallis’s Bayley David Maxwell Earl of London Humphry Clarke Charles Hay Young 71St Regiment of Foot Petitot S. Rawlins Hillman Ely Peter Beasley Theophilus Debat Read Pullerton 69Th Regiment of Foot Colville’s Earl of Sutherland Battalion of Highlanders John Sutherland Adam Gordon Erick Sutherland James Sutherland Langwell John MacKay Efgrs Esq Stranjee Jha Gun Donald Williamson A. Mac Kay G. Mac Kay C. Gordon W. Gray Robert Gordon John Clunis John Mac Kay Duncan Forbes Adam Henderson John Ross John Macdonald George Sutherland William Sutherland O Sullivan Sutherland Simon Ross MacKay Isaac Sercombe Christopher Predam Totness Devonshire Richard Everell Chatham Yard Moses Heneker Deceas St. John’s Westminster John Nickelson Sidney College Cambridge Sinclair Bow Street Blackman Street Croydon Fair Marshalsea Newgate Abraham Young Tho Hartwell Martin Goff Joseph Fisher Henry Tickner John Simmons Admiralty Harry Gibbs City of Bath Somerset Guildhall London Great Britain Hodges N.B

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