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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 14, 1775

Page

4

Rum Economics in War Debate Exposes British Tax Burden

A letter to the printer ridicules a government rum contract for 49 000 gallons as a needless expense in the American war. It claims Britain will spend large sums on landing and provisioning but gain nothing, arguing the empire profits only by keeping soldiers as toil.

Co. Cortract Jamaica England America

Ambition and Rome echo in a propelling mock ode

A fragmented 18th century piece rails at British leaders and military odds, invoking Rome’s Horatii and Curiatii, Jove’s bird ascent, and heroic imagery. It contrasts Howe and Clinton with missing laurels, and laments reverence for virtue as fame. The text blends classical allusion with wartime bravado and satirical critique.

Parliamentary Register and Debates Preview

The issue announces May 62k parliamentary papers and an authentic copy of General Carlton's commissions on important debates. It lists prominent figures like Sir George Yonge, Lord Barrington, Admiral Keppel and others. It notes monthly publication of the Parliamentary Register and Ireland Debates from January, plus Remembrancer Number VII with papers from America including the Virginia Convention and Maryland Association.

Carlton Impor Speeghead Jmir Serjant Adair Gilbert Eijit Mr. Risby George Yonge Lar North J. Turner J. Johnstone Sawbridge George Surtie Marsham J. Griffin Griffin Mr. Hanley Lord Mountstewart Mr. Dunning Mr. Acland T. Egerton Sir William Bagot J. Almon Burlington House Pccadilly J. Williams Fleet-street J. Bew Paternofter-row J. Sewell Cornhill

The Siege Struggles and Atlantic News In December 1775

Dispatches from Montreal and ports recount the Canadian militia besieged at St Johns with provisions scarce. Rouville led 250 men to raise the siege but was defeated and captured by a small enemy party. Reports from Bristol and Portsmouth touch on Hasting's stranded transport at Briantine Beach and New Jersey troop movements. A Virginia letter notes Lord Dunmore landing with eighty soldiers on the river plantation and taking prisoners. Rome reflects on American politics and a Canada bill spurring papal fears. Parliamentary debate features Duke of Richmond defending opposition to coercive measures in America, while Lord Lyttelton warns against abusing acts. A Bolton petition pleads for peace and merciful government to protect trade, and a Crown commissioner's trial costs are outlined. Additional items include ball advertisements, robberies, and lottery results amid stock prices and notices.

St. John’s Monsieur Rouville Bunker’s Hill Barton Coves Dee Isle of Wight Portmouth London Boston Bristol Hastings New York Rome Canada Gloucester Cumberland Yeterday Duke of Richmond America Lyttelton Lord Bute Lord Denbigh St. James’s George Cavendith Bolton Lancaster Piers Peeresles Westminster Hall Paris Coune de St. Germain War Department France Germany Germain Downs Rudd Cornelys Greek Street Anderson Sydnham Whem Guildhall King-street Cheapsides Molesworth Gillsbury Northampton Brin John Bateman Crosby Square Willam Ruffel Elizabeth Hams Highgate

The Chinese Traveller with Life of Confucius brief sale note

Publication note announces the second edition corrected and improved with a map and plates. It describes a geographical commercial and political diary of China focusing on customs religion arts and sciences and prefaces the Life of Confucius. Printed for E and C Dilly and others in Poultry New Bond Street and Charing Cross.

China Confucius C. Dilly J. Robson New Bond-street J. Waker Charng Cross

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