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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 12, 1758

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Russian retreat marching through Landsberg to Stargard

From Berlin Gazette Sept 30: Russian Army feigns movements to conceal retreat then leaves Landsberg on 21 and reaches Stargard on 26, traces of presence noted. Lee pursues to Neudamm and Solldin. Russians defend Landsberg with a small force before retreating into Poland. Major-General Webermow detaches to the town and is repelled. Wedel defeats Swedes at Fehrbellin, driving them from the town after heavy losses. bridge and redoubts destroyed. Swedes suffer over 100 killed and 222 prisoners with officers.

Berlin Landsberg Soldin Piritz Stargard Pomerania Lee Neudamm Solldin Webermow Wer Poland Wedel Tarmon Dechtow Fehrbellin Havelland Louisbourg Isle of Rhe Rochelle Amherst Boscawen Duff Amsterdam Gazette London Cape Breton St. Malo Howe France North America Soubife Gottingen Fischer Hanover Hartz Croftal Amfertam Cologn Lesfick Bork Leiplick Prussia Hussars Haufs Houfe Silesia Austria Admiralty Sharp Prince Mr. Cale Norfolk Thomas Clarke Church Streeton Devon Dioé Exeter Shamford Worcester Thomas Heath John Carter Tockingham Leicester Lincoln Aldrich St. John Clerkenwell

Political plea for a well disciplined militia in Britain

A period letter argues that a well disciplined militia is essential to protect rights and liberties against a mercenary army. It contends that fear and corrupt influence detered county officers from serving, warns of standing armies, and cites naval balance with France. It reports related military events and royal appointments.

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