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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 16, 1776

Page

4

Exéning and Merchants in Dark Trade Reflections

A long letter to a merchant discusses national profit and loss in trade, condemns coercive measures and cruelty abroad, and critiques British rulers for endorsing brutal acts. It recounts a Dutch trial of Italian murderers, condemns Italian notions of morality, and links these to current colonial policies and Atlantic unrest. The piece also includes commentary on slave crimes, racial tensions, and a critical view of British governance in the American colonies.

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Planter Replies in March to Public Accusation

A planter from Jamaica replies to accusations published in the West-India Merchant on April 8, 1776. He defends his stance, denies personal reflections, and asserts the letter’s misattributed author and intent. He hints at forthcoming correspondence and publication of his first day’s thoughts.

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Pocket book lost between Reading and Maidenhead

A red pocket book was lost on Tuesday the gth between Reading and Maidenhead. It contained a ten pound bank note and papers. A reward of three guineas is offered for the return of the book and contents to Mr Tudor at the Crown Inn Readnn3 or to Mr March at Maidenhead Bridge or to No 50 in Paternosterrow London.

London Yankey North America Lexington Crown and Anchor Strand St. Dunstan’s CorroLanus New York Band of Martyrs St. Paul’s Churchyard Hutchinson Saint Yankige Machiavel Bernard Gace Corp Fearner Mandamus Admiralty the Revenue Knox, Mauduit Friends of Government Governor Pownall Care Hani, Ao Phoenix Footner Dove White Charmin Molly Pain Chichester Cork Unity Arwood Lisbon Duke William Transport Downs Eagle Duncan Rainbow Sir George Collier Lord Howe Endeavour Tyler Dublin Havre de Grace William Joy Plymouth Maria Isaac Roach Dungarvan Loveday Waterford Saxby Dover Swallow Norman Mahomet Brereton Theatre Royal Drury Lane Kingston Carlisle House Watlingtreet Wathman Newdick William Newdick Fenchurch Buildings Skinner Blue Anchor Coleman-street Mace Wood-street Compter Hom Angel-court Snow-hill Mann Cheinsford Springfield Gretton Charles Gretton Reading Maidenhead Tudor Crown Inn Read March Mallcnhead Bridge Paternoflerrow

State of the Nation and Civil War Speech 1776

Note: a published discourse dated April 1 1776 by David Hartley Esq on the state of the nation and the Civil War with America. Printed for J. Almon near Burlington House Piccadilly and sold by J Bow in Paternoster Row. Price 1s.

Spe&ch Aerica David Hartley J. Almon Gurlington-House Piccadilly J. Bow Paternotter- Joon Pat FE N Great Britain Rider G. Kearnly Fleec J. Risley St. James’s-slreet W. Flexner Holborn C. Parker Pond-ttreet

Lottery Tickets and New Tax: War Financing Rumor

Postscript notes two munilions of money to be raised immediately for the American war. Mesrs. Prescote and Solomonson and another are said to furnish the sum providing three lottery tickets for each ten pounds. The plan includes 3 percent interest and a new tax to cover the extra cost. The lottery tickets are expected to be issued widely.

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Nottingham Stock Prices and Annuities Report

Prices of stocks listed at two o clock show Bank Stock opening at 139 with various Indian annuities and old and new annuities quoted. Indias Annuities at 3 per cent and other government bonds such as 4 per cent Consols of 1762 at 88 1 eighth. Navy and victualing bills and long annuities noted with several percent rates and thiths.

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