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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 22, 1763
Page
4
A letter to the editor discusses proper observance of Christmas, contrasting spiritual liberty with cruel slavery realities. It invokes gratitude for redemption by the Son of God and asks readers to commemorate the birth of Jesus with reverence and reflection.
The letter from Red Born is received and will be inserted at the first opportunity. The letters fixed An ENGLISHMAN and Stuart Simon are likewise received and will have a place. The letter from Lincoln shall be returned, he called for it, and it has been inserted in another paper.
Long, mixed 18th century journal items report a large force moving toward Poland via Li tuania, a high-level dispute over Warrensleben’s status, and Canada trials with heavy penalties. Additional notes cover French, Spanish, and Dutch naval activity, Jamaica and Ireland drafts, and local incidents including a Shady Camps robbery and a Portsmouth information scam. Maritime cargo and export data appear alongside theatre listings and market prices.
An Ottoman style tale shows the Sultan leaving the Seraglio in disguise to read his Viziers’ hearts. The Santon Morach and the Merchants expose greed, loyalty, and justice, prompting the Sultan to confront corruption and elevate true ministers while a dark outcome leaves the fate of the divan unseen.
An 1764 edition lists J Rider's Almanack and corrected Parliament lifts. It includes Army Navy public offices and a Baronets list never before printed. Numerous printers and booksellers are named. The compiler thanks public office gentlemen and promises fuller pages than prior editions. Be sure to ask for the Court and City Register printed for Rivington and partners.
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