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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

21 Oct 1762

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 21, 1762

Page

3

English Privateers and London News from Cork to Plymouth

Report on a Spanish privateer capture near Cape Finisterre and a ransomed crew from St Sebastian. Updates include the Tyger voyage wreck after a gale from Jamaica to London, coaster damages, and a Dunkirk privateer captured by Grace. Military promotions, noble marriages, Lord Mayor events, beggar controls, a suicide note, and a Luci e christening mix amid local gossip.

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Cape Finisterre St. Sebastian’s Pinéras Cork Lisbon Plymouth Tyger Biggs Jamaica London Dunkirk Grace Hermione Portsmouth Royal Duke of York William Burnaby James Young Piercy Brett John Moore Richard Tyrrell Lord Colvill James Douglass William Gordon Lord Edgecumbe Robert Swanson Samuel Graves Augustus Keppel Thomas Stanhope Augustus Hervey Duke of Manchester Miss Dashwood James Dashwood Charles, Boone Miss Crowley Ambrose Crowley Kant Countess of Ashburnham Scotland George Birch Col. Halés Dragoons Miss Dickinson Lancaster Lordmayor Thomas Chitty Pond Hackney John Barnard New River Cannonbury House Aye Lucifer Lucy
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Political Prints From Hogarth Eraated Cartoons Exhibit

A coarse advertisement denounces attempts to suppress political prints as incendiary. It lists titles for satirical works such as The Garden of Eden, The Laird of the Boor, and The Asfes of England, published by Impeer’s Political Prince Warehouse near Shoe Lane Fleet Street, priced sixpence.

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Shoe-Lane Fleet Garden of Eden Mortimer Wichone Asfes England John Bull Paris Times W. Hogarth
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Thoughtful Britannicus on Portugal and the Americas

A long letter to the London Evening Post argues that if Portugal loses in Europe Britain should promote a Brazil settlement for strategic gain. It extols keeping conquests in the Caribbean and Asia, training colonists, and expanding trade, with Pocock praised for persuading rivals. The discourse muses on defense, finances, and future colonial policy amid war.

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London Evening Post Portugal Great Britain Brazils Great-Britain Havannah House of Bougbon Sam Britannicus Martinico Guadalupe Quebec Montreal Pondicherry East Indies America Germany Louisbourg Euurope France Spain Admiral Pocock London Evening-Post Tom Great ‘Britain
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