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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 22, 1759

Page

1

Fide the Lows'd w Gizatte Toray Sept 10 Campaign Report

Translation of letters from the Empire army dated Criminay and Cracow camps describe actions near Dresden and Torgau. Reports state heavy fighting against Prussian forces under St Andre and de St. Andre, captures of camp and tents, numbers of prisoners, and losses on both sides. Also notes reinforcements under Finck, Haddick movements, and operational shifts toward Nied Weimar and Griffen with reports from Berlin and Magdebourg on Prussia positions. Guildhall London announces a bounty for able bodied landmen to enlist for the war and details regarding certificates and exemptions.

Cofford Groffen- Stiahin Wistre Duefden Drachenburg Dresden Graffen-Hahn Coldorff M. de St. Andre Kulenbourg Kirchberg Hoffman Finck Haddick Frince Deux Ponts Army of the Torgau St. Andre Elbe Bate Hobsfe Bareith Anspach Eulenbourg Troves Mayence Treves Sc. Andre Trayufmanidosf Anfpach Dad Palatine Dragoons Foot Palatine Sakon bAariat Hamy Ferdinand Nied Weimar Werrer Momingché-Castle Marbourg Dmnoff Gieffen Weizlar Hague Berlin Magdebourg Prussia Waldau Croifen Giala Prince Henry Sorma Lusatia Proflea Guildhall London Chamberlain of Gid Great Britain His Majesty Res Dar Forces Hodges N. B Glyn City of Richard Stephens John Uaderwood Levy Ruben Salosmons Thomas Giles Aaron Norden William Belchier Efglow Solomon Norden Jun Willam Lyfr Meyer Heyman Ito John Boydell the Salters Company Ames Crokate Jona: Hanway Thomas Hanna Charles Crokate the Clothworkers Comp Hon. T. Townshend Thomas Baskett Robert Skerritt John Barnard Robert Lidbroke Rowland Jones East India Company Eho Mistner Thomas Misenor Joh Richard Neale Badcock Joseph Hankey Will Pitt A. Hn Airay Henry Bueter Delme, Esq Fon Legge William Towle the Stationers Company Robert Coker Henry Pence John Major Aaron Franks James Norman Coker and Grimslead Ia Henry Isaac Franks John Gore Peter Simond Robert Feverall Samuel Scawell William Pocock John Corinth Thomas Harrison Oha Meseley Wis Bari William Beckford Esg Christopher Gibson Ha Stock John Fielding Ie Sarovel Bard The Vintaere Company Robert Johnson Henry Isaac Robert Nettl Ton Paul Blagrove Maurice Griffith Thomas Crozier Richard Eastland John Richards Lewis Schuman Thomas Geeve Apothecaries John Browne Joseph Tolfon Lockyrr the Bowers Company the Ironmongers Thomas da Earl of Granard Thomas Alien Roger Saples John Ayres Carr Ibbetson Biggs John Hyde Pickard West Hyde William Tennant Wiliam Blunt Richard Roman Samuel Freeman Thomas Rewe Jacob Go Richard Ruffel Wiliam Neate Phineas Serraohn Benjamin Mendes da Costa Hanat Mendes da Costa Nicholas Magens Wiliam Wearafold Calerts and Seward Philip Hale Grocers Company James Dobsen George Jenyns Mes Spalding J King An

Parliament prorogues and naval news from the era

The Parliament of Ireland extended prorogation to October 16 for dispatch of business. Lord Ligonier surveyed the Sussex and Kent coast from Brighthelmstone, with a retinue of thirty servants and fifty horses, then fell ill but hoped to continue. Numerous ships were captured by the French, listed by origin and destination. Obits include Mrs. Dingley of Bishopsgate Street. A Birmingham servant returned Wickins’s recovered money, praised for honesty. A moving gallows is prepared for Tyburn. Bankrupt Holte Bridgeman noted. Dividend payments planned to creditors. Certificates allowed for James Ridgeway and others.

Lon Down Parliament of Lockhart Martinico Elizabeth Robertson Christian Warren Jenny Morrison Cork Six Sisters Richardson New York Endeavour Pimpleton Redmond Paterson Rhodesland Polly Amenet Pegay Wilson Virginia Ruby Chester New London Bristol Francis Africa Ranger Bird Piscataquas Lovet Salem Antigua Esther Robinson Asia Marshal Liverpool Sarah Poppleton London Jamaica Cunningham Tortola Liberty Dobbs St. Martin’s Barbadoes Sally Field Rhode Island Charlton Dingley Robert Dingley Little St. Helen’s Bishopsgate Street Wickins Birmingham West Bromwich Heath Thomas Dawson Long-Acre Middlesex James Ridgeway Wincanton Somerset Richard Davids Mitcham Surrey Linnen

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