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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 23, 1775

Page

4

Systeme de la Nature debated in editor's postscript

A late 18th or early 19th century critique letter titled Systeme de la Nature is debated by a writer defending freedom of thought against religious disputation. The piece references infidelity, the Reformation, and methodological reasoning, posing queries about religion, atheism, and the nature of knowledge while defending open discussion and logical argument.

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Moors siege Penon de Ve’lea and bombardment details

The mail from Flanders reports Moors laying siege to Penon de Ve’lea on February 12 through 17, firing 232 bombs that killed one galley-slave and wounded two others. A Moorish assault was anticipated but repelled by fleet dispositions, with heavy exchanges of artillery and musketry. A xequeae unit disrupted a Moor platoon amid camel trains, and several enemy casualties were noted. Fifteen cannons and ammunition from Carthagena are arriving for the squadron here.

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Lords Hear Scottish Trust Case Over Insolvent Husband

In Parliament the Lords hear counsel in a Scots trust dispute involving Annand Calhoun Gibson and Balfour versus Helen Cheffels and James Scot. The case centers on a 1767 deed granting a daughter and her issue a contingent interest if Scot becomes insolvent, affecting mens rights and whether creditors may step into Scot’s position. The Lords affirm the deed's intent. other bills and committee reports follow with routine proceedings and royal assent given on several measures.

House of Lords Annand Calhoun Gibson Balfour Court of Session Scotland Helen Cheffels James Scot Helen Cheffels Scot Appand Mierchants London England Newmarket Scrooby Scaldwell Oxford House of Commons J. Elwes Bedford Henry Watkin Dashwood William Norton Henry Wakin Dashwood Sabath Piccadilly Green House of Peers Selec Charles James Fox H. Williams Elgis Poole Lord Charles Spencer Lord Lilburne Adam Knight Elwes Geo. Grenville Charles Turner John Eden Freeman Mr. Caey James Worley Powys William Guife Adam Ferguson Termpest House Massachusetts Lord North Lord Folkstone Hardy Lord Stormont

Osaarak Stzprast Prices and Bank Declines Noted

Fragmentary OCR reports a mix of prices and bank activity with references to SPOCKS, India, and South Sea dealings. The text mentions reduced bank acuities and a Consol instrument at 894.9 with a dubious fraction 17a6, reflecting unclear financial data.

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