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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 04, 1776

Page

4

American Merchant Attacked for Paper Money Praise

An eminent merchant at a coffee-house near the Royal Exchange argued in favor of American paper currency, praising the Americans and their recent successes. A rival merchant challenged him by offering to insure and profit from a thousand pounds of the Congress money, exposing the risk in the exchange. The advocate persisted that he would accept it in America despite not wanting to insure it directly.

Royal Exchange America Grand American Sohn Congress Jill América

Peremptory Auction of Delaford Estates in Bucks

Sir William Young Bart’s freehold estates at Delaford in Iver parish Bucks, totaling about 540 acres across nine eligible farms, are to be sold by auction led by Mr Skinner on Thursday the 25th at Garraway’s Coffee House. The property, viewed via Mr Woodcock on site, includes houses, offices, gravel pits, and brick earth with annual value about 700 pounds, located 17 miles from London and near Uxbridge, Windsor, and Salt Hill.

Skinner Garraway Cornhill William Young Delaford Iver Bucks Middlesex Surry Bérks Hertfordshire London Uxbridge Windsor Salt-hill Woodcock Crown Castle Salthill Bell and Castle Hounslow Thomas Francis Chancery-lane Fae Aldersgate-street Recortiet Newgate Robert Perreau Daniel Perreau John Davis Deformeaux George Lee Thomas Cncam Gunnersbury-lane Richard Baker John Radcliffe Lyon Abrahams Lippe Saunders Alexander Elizabet Sandford Wintchester-freet Armstrong Baker Radcliffe William Wheeler William Clark Jes Wolfe Younker Charles Chapman Wialls Oxford-market Oxford-market,and. Stealing:a Bank-note, Value 301. ‘Two Guineas, and Somie Burford Camper James Boynton Burton Wood Elizabeth Davidson Smallberry-green James Beaumont Charles Willermine Hatton-Garden North Suffolk Germaine Barrington Denbigh Falmouth Lyttelton Robert Williams Stubbins Abergavenny Charles Milborne Wonadtow Monmouth Earl of Oxford Leicester Goodwin Coltifrall Norfolk Thomas Palgrave Trinity-uouse Cambridge Elden Essex Chelmsford Paol

Furnished house to let or lease with sale of furniture

A London style house offers private lease options for about thirteen years and furnitures sale. It features a detached kitchen with a wine cellar, a grand dining parlour, back parlour, and ornate first floor rooms with marble chimney pieces. Three bedrooms on the second floor with varied fabrics. attic rooms with beds and bedding. Full china service, glass, and tea ware included. Viewing the week of January at Mr Beyer’s, Broad Street, Carnaby Market, from ten to four.

Confusion Over Pseudonymous Letters at Horsham

A letter from Horsham dated December 6 disputes a signature and mocks a supposed writer Fanius Srupe fadxi. It argues many in Britain oppose American claims and criticizes the Lords protest against bloody measures, urging a confutation to label rebels and rebellion.

Yurius Horsham Farius Fanius Fanius Srupefadxi House of Commons W—s Horsham Pseudo-Junius

Suppression of Vagabonds Urged by Romford Circular

A Romford circular letter to the Earl of Rumford appeals for harsh action against vagabonds gypsies and smugglers. It urges magistrates to enforce laws, offer rewards for apprehension, and cooperate with the crown to remove the nuisance seen crossing from Dagenham to the Forest near the Whalebone. Dec 30.

Privy Council Dagenham Romford

Proclamation by Howe on Naval Blockade in Boston 1775

His Excellency William Howe issues a proclamation forbidding passage by water or land from Boston to prevent loyalists from joining enemies. Masters of transports are barred from taking onboard without written permission. violators face military punishment or treason charges. Proclamation dated October 1775 at headquarters in Boston.

William Howe Atlantic Ocean Novva Scotia Florida Samuel Graves White Tynesty

Proclamation on Furloughs and Cargo Theft at Boston

Aimed at town departures by water or land, the proclamation warns that anyone leaving with more than five pounds of pecit will forfeit the amount and face fines and imprisonment. It enhances informant rewards by giving half of any forfeited money to the informer. Dated at Boston headquarters August 28, 1775.

Woliam Howe Boston

British War Preparations and Continental News Mix

Reports detail general fast for 25th infantry across colonies and Cornwallis moves northward via Halifax, with Romney set to join American service from Portsmouth. Britain expands arms production, while public notices cover executions, crime, theater, and local incidents amid war scrutiny.

Henry Mearn’s Bristol Testimony on Daffy’s Elixir

Henry Mearn of Pile Street Bristol swears the elixir cured a three year hacking cough with slimy phlegm and weakness. He notes his wife’s prior left chest pain also eased, praising Dicey and Co. at Dr Bateman’s Warehouse London as the genuine preparation in strong testimonial style.

Henry’ Mearn Pile-street Bristol Daffy Dicey and Co London Henry Swymmer Mark Farley Saunders Dr. Bateman Bow Church-yard

Weather and schedule notes at Highewater near London Bridge

The fragment records times and distances for two days near Highewater at London Bridge. It lists 8 am and afternoon entries with distances in miles and minutes, followed by Monday and Tuesday entries showing morning and afternoon times and numbers, indicating a terse schedule or traversal log with unclear units.

Highewater Londo Bridge

Stock Prices Reported In Early Afternoon Ledger

Price data shows Bank Stock at 1434 with various entries including Old and New Ann notes and percentages. Fragmentary figures reference Bank and Navy related items, with multiple par and corporate notations, indicating an unsettled market snapshot.

Gass Gide Perebet Bank Ann Re- India

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