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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 18, 1759

Page

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King to embark with Spanish squadron and war reinforcements

Naples reports the king will sail with the Spanish squadron joined by four warships and six Kebeques, plus two Masteze ships and four galleys. Troops on the kingdom’s border return to service, a provisional augmentation of 3000 men is under way, eyes set to 45,000. In Dresden, Prussian forces under Finck reach 20,000, empire troops total around 40,000, and new marshals are talked of for a broad administration change.

Fiaftick Lelio Carafla Peterbourgh Count Soltikoff Kingdom of Prussia Dresden ux-Ponts Wilsdruff Notténitz Rotfchenbroda Finck Paris Duke de Broglio Rhine Armientieres Count de St. Germain Mont. de Chevert

Port News Hauls In Afloat From Jamaica And Europe

Sail'd the Pollux a Dutch man of 36 guns commanded by Jan Jacob Van Hoey for Rotterdam. Yesterday arrived St Joseph from Cadiz and Argo from Newfoundland for Guernsey. Ed ward Portlewaite idle in Plymouth. Edward Planter, Industry, Amherst, from Jamaica. Eagle from New York. Vessels remain in the Downs. Wind W N W.

Port News Falmouth Pollux Jan Jacob van Hoey Rotterdam Plymouth St. Joseph Donavan Cadiz Argo Cowes Newfoundland Guernsey Deal Edward Anderson Planter Portlewaite Lave Wynn Industry Charlton Amherst Watts

London Court approves address to king after victories

The Court of Common Council at Guildhall unanimously agrees to present an humble Address to the King praising his Majesty's forces for rapid successes this year under divine providence. A six Aldermen and Commoners committee drafts the Address. sheriffs to deliver. A form of prayer with thanksgiving is ordered in churches for Quebec’s taking.

London Guildhall John Paterson Robert Ladbroke John Scrivenor Alderman Cokayne Edward Waldo Alderman Nelson Alderman Gosling Long Wen Mum Weyers Skinner Robert Gammon Bird Quebec

Proclamation for Day of Thanksgiving amid War Dispatches

A proclamation will be issued for a Day of General Thanksgiving observed late next month to honor his Majesty's Forces. Letters from Hamburgh report Russian troops retreating after bridges collapsed during Prussian pressure while Captain Thurot's squadron and land forces sail from Dunkirk possibly toward Goree or Africa. Reports also mention Swedish positions near Paffewalck and Prenizlow, Daun near Elb, and Broglio heading to Versailles with Chaulieu and Grealme.

Hamburgh Oder Thurot Rsoo Dunkirk Commodore Boys Goree Africa Paffewalck Prenizlow Wollin Manteuffel Ackeran Marche Francfort Mayn Marshal Daun Reichenburg Bautzen Prince Henry Thither Rothenburg Saxony Duke de Broglio Versailles de Chaulieu Grealme M. de Broglio Marshal Contades Duke de Belleisle Nuihuys Bentheim Weile Lisbon M. de la Clue Wolfe Carthagena Wentworth Plymouth William Withy Maesty

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