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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 12, 1776

Page

3

Debates Over America War Taxes and British Policy

Lord Camden and Lord Weymouth clash over America strategy and tax policy. Speakers dissect military expenditure, mercenaries versus allies, and the tea duty's impact. The debate centers on debt, manufacturing, and Britain’s legislative supremacy amid colonial unrest and potential bankruptcy.

London England Frazer Prasia Lord Lyttelter America Great Britain Lord Camden Lord Weymouth Leas Dute Grafton Palmers House of Commons House Mac

Embargoed Dublin ship bound for Bordeaux detained

A Mary of Dublin bound for Bordeaux faced embargo measures with four officers aboard to prevent its voyage. Nearby, two men, Christopher Hawkins and John M'Daniel, were executed near St Stephen's Green for murder last Saturday.

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Damages Awarded in Parish Overseer Case at Willes Court

In Aylesbury a Special Jury trial before Judge Willes found for James Nichols of Daventry Bucks against an overseer of the poor. The case involved a warrant to seize Nichols from his dwelling through a window at ten o’clock, taking him to a public house for five days before magistrate discharge upon receipt for half a year’s land tax. The jury’s verdict carries real damages to deter future acts.

Country News Northampton Ayles‘bury Willes James Nichols D—v. Bucks

Vast Shipping Movements Between Lisbon and Dover

March 12 notices describe wind conditions and multiple ships sailing to Gibraltar, St. Kitts, Pensacola, and Senegal. Vessels like Blandhe and Black Prince depart, while arrivals include St. George, Prince of Wales, Hope, and Speedwell from various ports.

Dear Blandhe Earl of Lincoln Butler Lithon London Packer Stock Gibraltar Matthew Youre St. Kit''s Hampshire Petteycrew Pensacola Black Prince Kernen Senegal Friends Stalker Halhfax Dover St. George Williamson Lisbon Milford Prince of Wales Allen Dublin Portsmouth Hope Pollard Oporto Dartmouths Speedwell Downing Viana Catharine

Speech by Jouan Turop Capellen on Scottish Brigades Case

London reports a remarkable speech delivered in the States-General by Sieur Jouan Turop Capellen, deputy for Upper Yel, debating Britain’s request to hire Scottish brigades. He warns supplying foreign troops means taking a decisive side in war, risking danger to the Republic and insisting on peace and republican self-sufficiency through commerce and agriculture.

Hague Sieur Jouan Turop Vanper Capellen Upper Yel Europe

Neutral stance urged amid European quarrels and American conflict

A Dutch speaker warns against aiding Great Britain against America, arguing neutrality protects Europe. He questions long-standing alliances, cites British gains after the Succession War, and urges admiration for American resolve while condemning using Dutch troops to quell the colonies. He emphasizes liberty, commerce, and the danger of entangling Europe in a civil battle.

Europe America Great Britain Great-Britain Lighit House of Bousbon Carefutl Gibraltar Minorca Mediterranean Gréat Britain

Fragmented 18th Century Letter Fragments and Robberies

Readable fragments recount a letter signed Johan Tueopor Vanper Caperien discussing British policy and a Halifax dispatch. Reports note Three Friends from Halifax, robberies at Henry Brookes’s house, a silk theft linked to Sarah Armstroving, and a birth at Cavendish Square as the era’s upheaval intrudes on daily life.

America Whart Johan Tueopor Vanper Caperien Upper Yfel Downs Stalker Halifax Secretary of State Boston Rey Armstadt Revel Leith Bath Amherst Henry Brookes St. John’square Sata Allanson St. Clement’s Sarah Armstrovig Drury-lane Anc Theatres Lord Viscount Mahon Hatsley-street Cavendish-quare

Refutation of Doctor Price on National Debt

A critical review of Dr Price’s Observations on Civil Liberty and the American War. The piece argues his theories on government are impractical and harmful, urging Britain to abandon constitutional rights to its colonies. It counters his debt and currency claims and questions the utility of paper money.

Doctor-Price Great- Britain America Great-Britain Dr. Price Great Britain Fegef Earl of Shelbarne House of Lords Gm ‘Ag Sifinaiog Br. Price Helm Ace Heim

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