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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

10 Feb 1776

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 10, 1776

Page

4

I owe a debt to the crown and a country in peril

A letter by A King's Friend from the Quæa Tree Pall Mall dated Feb 2 critiques ministers for debt and taxes. He tells of his estate of two thousand acres, doubled rents since Charles II, and a diminished household of sixteen. He argues commerce and salaries cannot save the nation, compares monarchy and a republic, and warns administration may curb trade to maintain power. He pleads for print to test reactions among peers.

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Public notices and war reporting from New York 1775

Postscript from Gaine's New-York Gazette details Captain Parker's instructions from Vice Admiral Graves to protect order in New York and warn residents against anti-authority measures. Provincial Congress measures require certificates for newcomers friendly to American liberties and warn of rebel acts. News covers ships, soldiers, recruitment, prices, deaths, and local incidents.

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T Jose Parker Phoenix Graves Corporation Citizens of New-York Friends of Order North-America America Age Leuven Robert Benson
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Parliamentary Register announces Burke bill debates and American dispute

This day was published price is. Containing a copy of Burke's bill and a survey of minds in America with the purport of his speech and debates. Also debates on the American prohibit? bill militia indemnity Nova Scotia resolutions Oliver's motion land tax 1776 Staff in America. Published monthly by J Almon and others.

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Burke America Nova Scotia Oliver C. Bc J. Almon Burlington House Piccadilly Remembrancer J. Sewell Cornhill J. Bew Paternofter-row J. Williams Fleet-street
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Sally Arrives With Dispatches From General Howe

A large brig named Sally with Crompton arrived after 45 days from Lolton carrying a Welch fusiliers lieutenant bearing dispatches from General Howe. He set for London Saturday morning. Report says locals and troops suffered hunger and cold when the town burned hundreds of houses and Provincials planned to bombard, town believed unable to hold out much longer.

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Savansea Sally Crompton Lolton Welch Fusileers General Howe London
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