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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 02, 1762

Page

2

Burgoine praises troops and new commands in Lisbon letter

A letter from Lisbon dated Sept 18 praises Col. Sommerville and his troops for valor and humanity in action. It notes a new command including Royal Volunteers and a Portuguese dragoons regiment, with thanks to Comte de Lippe and Comte Ja Lippe for support, alongside various court and naval updates and local deaths and bankruptcies.

Comte Ja Lippe Sommerville Royal Volunteers J. Burgoyne Imiflisn Singleton Etter Lisbon Count de Lippe Oufliers Royal Duke of Cumberland Upper Grosvenor Street Newmarket Hague Count de Velderen States General Earl of Northampton Venice Watts Senegal London Paffare Guernsey Jersey Ann Ryder Swansey Rebecca Twitt Earl of Litchfield University of Oxford James Viney Biseption Wilts Good Intent Mortimer Street Cavendish Square Peter Forbes City and Liberty of Westminster Bennet Street Thomas Baildon St. Paul’s King’s Chapel Westminster Abbey Arthur Clark St. Giles In the Fields Brewer Guildhall Alexander Marks Woolpack Alley Houndditch Chapman Moses Moravia Duke’s Place J. Dodsley Pall-Mall COURT Royal Chronicle of Thomas Wolfley Great Britain Thomas Spinning-wheel Green Room Mr. Johnson Wandsworth Oswald Fitz James Marquis of Granby Serprember General Magazine of Arts and Sciences Benjamin Martin Newbighshire Flintshire Anglesey Institutiones Horologice Hugenius Isaac Newton W. Owen

News from the Cape and Europe amid 18th century conflicts

Dispatches describe a Martian squadron at the Cape with five ships of the line and two frigates while the Hector nears repair and Mar seilles bound vessels bring supplies. Poniatowski dies aged 85. Courland politics favor Count Biren. Prussian sieges and Hanoverian advances unfold. Amenenburg and Freywalden actions set the stage for broader peace talks involving Stahrenberg and ChoiSeuil.

T. Osborne J. Whiston B. White W. Strahan T. Payne WW. Owen WW. Johnston S$. Crowder B. Law T. Field T. Durham J. Robson R. Goadby E. Baker Leiden Middlesex Justice Hall James Collins James Whean Sarah West Pancras John Kello Crue Amyand Queen Charlotte Royal de Duse York Duke of Cumberland Newfoundland Cape Breton Anticorli Miquelon St. John’s Se. Peter Windsor N. B T. Lownds Fleet-Street Ws Bristow J. Wilkie St. Paul’s Great-Britain Ireland Hatton-Garden Croft’s Holland Cadiz Marseilles Cape Francois Marequis de Blenac Cape Hector Marquis de Bienne Europe St. Eustatin Brest Viscomnt de Belfance Harluw Stanislaus Count Poniatowski Castelan Cracow Kning Gnarles Sweden Stanislaus Leszinsky Lorraine Charles Samslaus Poniatowski House of Czaroriatky Mittau Duchy of Courland Biren Meenna Beck Wartha M. le Grand Neifs Freywalden Sandhubel Laubsdorff Count Lanius Sclavonians Tufan Grenadiers M. Te Grand Sandhuber le Grand Neiss Hussars Prague Swerdnita Prussia Glatz Hague Amenenburgh Brunswick Paris Count de Stahrenberg Count de Choiseuil Vienna Berlin

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