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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 24, 1773

Page

2

Letter on colonial governance and union of representation

A substantial letter to Governor Pownall discusses colonial constitutional reform, favoring a union and representative council. It weighs popular elections, council appointments, landed estate qualifications, and possible minor orders or privy councils, arguing for a balanced system under the Crown with potential reform of the legislative structure. The author cites Parliament, English precedents, and contemporary political pamphlets to advocate gradual constitutional change.

Botton Lonton Ling Ord Beth Littenpie Bolton Efon Crober Spooner Lester Guan Etter Asa Avas Gage Senate Lievenant Miele Grifes Roth Jane Jast Grand Juries Petit‘ Jungs Hils House of Lords Péreas Mandamus England Legislative Council Esquire House of Commons Pownall Boslan Lord Virginia Boston Charles Massachusetts Great-Britain Rogers Daniel Andrew Oxiver

Boundary dispute and political critique in 1769 letter

A letter from New York dated Aug 12 1769 discusses the boundary settlement between New York Province and New Jersey, delays from London, and Mr Thompson’s draft. It then broadens to a scathing critique of factional politics, venal representatives, and the erosion of constitutional freedom under competing parties and royal authority.

New-York His Majesty New Jersey Frere Boston London

Genuine Voyages to the South Seas announced in sixty weekly numbers

Advertises a planned twelve week serial publication of a genuine edition drawn from journals and Banks papers. It notes Lords of the Admiralty approval, copper plates, maps, and engravings by Cipriani and Bartolozzi, with weekly deliveries and pricing. Also promotes a blacking cake for shoes.

South Seas Admiralty Oseph Banks Daftor Hawkesworth Bartolozzi Cipriani Terra del Fuego Commodore Byron Carteret Wallis Captain Cook Endeavour W. Strahan T. Cadell Strand Great Britain Cook Booker Wooller Banks Solander

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