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Newspaper

Public Ledger

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 09, 1760

Page

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The Visitor in a Strange Town Notes Candy Signs and Sedans

A correspondent writes from a foreign town describing astonishment at walls lined with lighted candies in shop windows, signs on every house, and grand coaches. He recalls a frightening night scare, then jokes about barbers and a local hag, noting people ride in sedan chairs carried by two men while the king’s mood and cheerful disorder spread through the streets.

God Saan Coffin Harry Bridgeway Hal Dug Petfermol Cofin Webster Lonon Roger ‘Carter Beth Harry Haddick Duke of Wittemberg Macguird Dresdén Magdeburgh Hagetek Colberg Hamburgh Burghera Paris Council of State Lower Rhine Duke Dei Broglio Aix la Chapelle Count de Str. Germain Chevett Spthers Count de Maillebois Britain Prince Ferdinand Rhing Hanover Hesse Werner Madrid Algiers Carthagena

Shipping Names and Routes Amid Calm Weather

The report lists ships remaining in the Downs including the Bacchysy Blast bound for Petermouth with the Lark Penn and the Britannia Jenkins for Dublin, the Abraham and Sarah Carter for Bristol, the Ann and Elizabeth Roifen for Leghorn, and the General Woolfe Doufe for Philadelphia amid steady conditions.

eDealy Downs Petermouth Lark Penn Britannia Jenkins Dublin Abraham Sarah Carter Bristol Ann Elizabeth Roifen Leghorn General Woolfe Doufe Philadelphia

Excerpts from Kerr journal recount ship movements and battles

The journal describes Capt Kerr's arrival, ships sighted and boarded, and encounters with vessels from Cadiz, Virginia, and Barbados. It notes a man overboard, several ship entries and clearances, and a gale with loss of a foremast man. It also reports military actions near Neiden and Dresden, with casualties and troop movements, plus broader European campaigns and sieges including Colberg and Hamburg.

Sul Cadiz St. Sebastans Long Capti.Cole Brito Virginia Regust John Steward Wilson Whitehaven Johnson

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