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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 10, 1762

Page

4

Global intrigues and fleet moves cited in late great power news

Informed dispatches describe Gen Monéton to command in the West Indies upon the Earl of Albemarle’s arrival and a move to New York. Reports on Portugal show merchant unease, while rumors claim France plans an invasion of Britain or Ireland and Hawke sails to guard coasts. Prussian and Austrian dispositions stir among Vienna’s court. Russia and Sweden defection unsettles Berlin and Warsaw. Britain mediates Denmark-Russia tensions. Jesuit suppression debates span Normandy and Dauphiny, with Paris and Rouen protests halted. A Devonshire death and notable military figures mark the week, as privateer actions, Jamaica to Hamburgh ship Maitland Miller, and convoy movements surface from Spithead to St Helena.

Ireland Edward Hawke Silesia Prusia Laudohn Vienna Warsaw Russia Sweden Rouen Dauphiny Grenoble Rutia Marshal Prince of Holstein Beck Eastonia Butthead Devon Harry Trelawny Trelawne Riddle N. E Great Britain Maitland Miller Jamaica Hamburgh Brest Portmouth Spithead St. Helen’s Deal-castle Anne Randall Peggy Clarke Senegal Savage Gibraltar Deal Prince Ferdinand Millard Martinico Guinea Downs Friendship Richardson Lisbon Lyon Vigors Heyling Rule Portsmouth Navy Parmer Lamb Skinner Plymouth Albany Bouton New York Bullman Oporto

Bank and Stock Prices From Aged Market Ledger

A fragmented market page lists various stocks and bonds with percentages and years, including Bank Reductions, India Annuitants, Old and New Annuitants, and several government and Navy bills. Prices show values around 69, 86, and 18s with differing per cent yields and years purchase. The scattered entries reference Conf. 69 1 half, 1760s, 1762, and 1761 long annuities, indicating a late 18th century or early 19th century financial ledger vibe.

South Sea India Bank Long Ann

General naturalization bill urged to avert depopulation crisis

An English commentator urges printers to publish a plain defence of a proposed general naturalization bill. He argues the measure is the sole remedy to stop depopulation caused by war and recruitment strain, warning against palliative fixes and urging clear, public persuasion to win support for national safety.

Westminster Journal England

Letter on naturalization and policy from Monitor era

A unsigned English voice in The Monitor argues against broad naturalization, warning it would invite “worthless scum” and burden parishes. It condemns grants of protection and free trade to colonies of enemies, urging a vigorous war policy, unity, and steadfast pursuit of victory to secure Britain’s dominion and peace.

England Britain

Radical cure for national ruin by labor tax and reform

The writer argues against compulsory population policies and importation of foreign workers. He urges reducing luxury taxes, easing police, and punishing vagabonds by employing them in the army and navy. He proposes taxing unnecessary retinues and reducing servants to fund war efforts and public works, claiming workmen should be paid fairly without heavy taxation. He ends as a real Englishman addressing the political reader.

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