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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 22, 1770

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Intelligence Extraordinary from the London Evening Pot

Intense dispatches recount naval promotions at Westminster and Marlborough duels. Reports note the King resigning Weymouth’s seals to Rochford and appointing Sandwich as Principal Secretary, with Thynne and Despenser sworn Privy Council. Scattered items cover maritime bounty reforms, fleet crews, and a Bath duel rumor with Ferox and a Secretary.

London Gazette Whitehall Viscount Weymnouth Earl of Rochford Earl of Sandwich James Queen's House John Earl of Sandwich Henry’ Frederick Thynne Dember Trinity House of Newcastle Royal Borough of Banff

Difference Between French and English Slavery In Parliament

A London writer argues that French citizens are slaves by force while English subjects are slaves by fraud. He claims French revolutionaries possess or regain a spirit of freedom through remonstrances to the sovereign, whereas English MPs are corrupted by the Crown and fail to defend liberties. The piece contrasts forms of subjugation, preferring force over deceit, and urges Parliament to reclaim liberty.

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John Middleton trades in superior black lead pencils

The notice proclaims John Middleton of Deptford and Vine-firest Pucattilly Lenod offers large quantities of superior black lead pencils under the brand JOHN MISDLEPON. He asserts no connections with others in the trade and promises fair terms for wholesale buyers. A forthcoming publication by various historical authorities is advertised.

Deptford Kent Tracy Middelton N.B tSentlemen John Misdlepon Iaranes Focker Beynd George Kearnly Ludgate-street

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