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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 21, 1748

Page

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Grand Project to reform revenue and farms in the kingdom

An overview of a Paris to Aix letter discusses a plan by M. Paris de Montmartel and associates to put the kingdom on a new footing. It aims to raise revenue, reduce burdens, and reorganize state farming. The scheme foresees fewer clerks and contractors, a tax cap on salt and tobacco, and a major transfer of farm control. The piece notes middle-class hardship from war, fears of lasting European peace, and concerns that traders may flee to safer horizons as burdens shift. It also warns that the peace process may stall as various powers push for indemnifications and territorial gains, potentially bending Vienna to new concessions.

Paris Fune Shep M. Paris de Montmartel Europe Aix France Maritime Versailles Crowgat Bavaria Don Philip Palatine Liege Prussia Republick of Genoa Sardinia Vienna Silesia Parma Placentia Maastricht Aixly Chapelle Maestricht Bergen-op-Zoom Switzerland Fribourgh Prince Edward Avignon Marshal Saxe Compeigne Rotterdam Bourdeaux Martinico Rome Hague Holland West- Friesland Jast Prince Stadtholder

Mail from Holland and European War Updates

Yesterday a letter from Holland notes restored commerce with Gibraltar and Andalusia after wartime prohibitions. Milan reports Genoa hostages now in the citadel and visible in public. Vienna and Warsaw dispatch concern over drought, famine, and war plans. Paris hints at marriage diplomacy and coalition moves. Rotterdam and The Hague relay shipping losses, pensions, finance reforms, and potential restitution of Maestricht fortifications.

Gibraltar Andalousia Milan Genoa Warsaw Cominiec Vienna Hanover Baron Warner Duke of Newcastle London Franconia Repnin Maujesty Duke of Cumberland Prussia Spain Austrian Netherlands

A Warning Against a New Slavery Bill in Jamaica 1748

Plantation News from Spanish Town in May 1748 reports fears that a proposed bill could upend rights by making slaves free and whites slaves, granting aggrieved slaves legal evidence against masters and leading to a new harsh, arbitrary court without juries and severe fines for masters.

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