King's Loyal Address and Allied Dispatches in 1760
A published London address to the king pleads for divine guidance and peace, followed by Whitehall’s reply of protection. The East India Company reports May‑May Bombay advices, victories at Arcot and Fort St George, surrender of Permacoil Allumparra and Karkal, and a Dutch setback near Pondicherry. Reports from Saxony, Hamburgh, and Paris discuss Prussian cantonments, French efforts, and anticipated Hamburgh operations. A naval extract recalls Admiral Pocock, the Newcastle engagement, and the death of Captain Michie, with other ship movements and weather losses noted.
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London
Whitehall
East-India Company
Persia
Aleppo
Bombay
Wonderath
Chetteput
Arcot
Yarmouth
Cornish
Fort St. George
Permacoil
Allumparra
Falmouth
Haerlem
Pondicherry
Karkal
Lait
Eventa
Corinth
Monson
St. James’s
Baron de Kniphausen
Monsieur Michell
Prussia
Monsieur Alt
Helle Carlel
Monsieur Hop
States General
Count Viri
Sardinia
Regiment Royal Naflag
Hussars
Paris
Marshal Broglio
Newcastle
Anjenga Road
Stevens
Grafton
Elizabeth
Tyger
Queenborough
Pocock
Coromandel
Admiral Stevens
Clinton
Bengal
Colin Michie
Minotaur
Duc de Orleans
Admiral Pocock
Truscot
Reet
Michie
Trafcot
Deal
N.N.E
Bristol
Deal Beach
Providence
Rob
Ray
Whitehaven
P.S
Plymouth
Southampton
Catharine
Methuen
Rotterdam
Nelly
Jameson
Dublin
Madeira
Jamaica
Greignard
George Max
Leghorn
Dover
Flanders
Max
Cape St. Vincent
Lisbon
Faro
Jersey
Flora
Taylor
Cadiz
Hero
Seville
Vigilans
Wiliam John Gold
Vaughan
North Carolina
Kingroad
Capti Lang
Tingmouth
Newfoundland
Bayonne
Ann. Wilson
Virginia
Eugene
Engledue
Belleisle
St. Erick
Stockholm
Brisol
Holland
Copenhagen
Isle of Moen
Stralsund
Scania
Nils Groet
St. Thomas’s
Bergen
Norway
Favorite
Johnson
Liverpool
Angola
Tobias
Marcus
Hambergh
Walrond
Sally
Bully
Mary
Reader
Topsham
Josiah
Betty
Heyman
Waterford
Hazard
Coxen
Globe
Wilson
Daverton
Boston
Good Intent
Bell
Maryland
Downs
Prince William
Greystock
Prince
Edward
Willcox
Many historical notices and events from a broad 18th century press
Fragmented report covers illness of a royal mother, Bavarian troops for Italy, Pembroke parliamentary nomination, royal household expenses, a powder mill explosion near Molden Surrey with £700 damage, a child elopement and identity. prizes drawn, muggings and petty crime at Chelsea and St Pauls, Old Bailey sentences, execution notices, deaths at Chelsea Ship alehouse and Islington, lottery hopes, and a call for tenders to supply Portchester Castle and Fareham Hospital prisoners of war with provisions for twelve months including beef, bread, sugar, beer, and milk.
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Houshold
Molden
Surry
Harrow
Chelsea
the Old Bailey
Ann Peyton
James Sampson
Ann Cook
Patrick Grayham
John Davis
John Smith
Thomas ‘Shearman
Guildhall
Abchurch Lane
Lombard-street
Newgate
Bookham
Alehouse
Sebbon
Islington
Jacob Henriques
Portchester Castle
Fareham Hospital
Salemend
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Saxony
Zwickau
Dresden
Hoyerswerda
Losatia
Neustadt
Mifnia
Ziethen
Wilddruff
Baron Landghn
Hamburgh
Ferdinnand
Brunswick
Gottingen
the Dainy Register
of Commerce and Intelligence
Chapel Royal
Lyttleton
Earl Cowper
Col
Fitzroy
John Offley
Orford
Suffolk
Torgau
Orange