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Newspaper
General Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 07, 1776
Page
2
The writer condemns Congress efforts to loosen ties with Great Britain, denouncing self seeking leaders, rebel sympathizers, and strategic confiscations. He accuses opponents of hypocrisy and urges loyalty, arguing only forceful suppression can preserve Britain’s supremacy and resist American independence.
A correspondent writes to Jenyans praising his public sentiments on the internal evidence of Christian revelation. The author argues the New Testament provides a superior, universal system of religion and ethics, grounded in reason and divine origin, and defends private friendship and love of country as virtuous, essential qualities compatible with civil society.
A private correspondent argues for a balanced view of Christian virtues within society, defending civil government and practical duties while maintaining devotion. He contends religion should not deny engagement with world affairs, urges patience and justice, and questions critics who dismiss virtues as fictional.
A letter from George Walford to Mr Newbery reveals a scheme to pass counterfeit Dr James's Powder accompanied by emetic tartar and forged labels. The author urges public notice and warns merchants and captains as West Indies trade looms. he offers the parcel for inspection to deter further fraud.
Fragmentary notice asserts that only Francis Newbery jun and Robert Haxgouse Jura supplied a medicine, prepared under Dr James’s face, with others denied any involvement. The text references locations in St Paul’s Churchyard and addresses in Franks Went, Paylis Churchard, and Spens Street, giving the impression of an early 18th century product claim.
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