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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 06, 1763
Page
4
A fraying web of threats from France to England and the Dutch surfaces as a letter warns of French deceit and shifting alliances. The writer predicts Dutch reluctance, French pressure, and looming consequences, urging swift reply while noting ongoing tremors in Madrid and London.
A dense price ledger showing hay straw tea wholesale rates and various commodities. Entries include Bohea Pekoe and other teas with per pound prices, dry goods like indigo arpol rhenish and cochineal, grocer’s items such as sugar Jamaica, malabar spices, gums and resins, and oils with extensive per unit costs and ranges.
An old notice describes a Leather a- rocket Cafe ledger with Hank Notes valued 2501 and date 1763, plus several promissory notes payable at the Bank. It asks Mr Janus Capper and others to present items at Jonathan's Coffee-house or New York Coffee-hours in Sweeting's Alley, promising Twenty Pounds reward for trouble.
A fragmented letter set discusses the British press in the 1700s, contrasting the BRITON AUDITOR and MONT TOR with the PRINTER and other political figures. It critiques personal invective, decorum, and freedom of expression, and includes excerpts about travel to Holland and Paris, plus a quaker letter to a watchmaker with satirical legalistic notes.
In a Paris view of 12 21 1962 letter, ANGLIGANUS laments British politics and press, cites reading a peace paper, criticizes ministers, and compares past and present peace hopes, blaming Pitt and ministry shifts for fragile accord and public discontent.
A riddle like verse recalls a capricious figure and kings offering realms. The speaker hints at flight from art and fate, living among treetops, fearing the sea, and the river’s delight while a boy loves the creature riding its back. A playful, mythic digression with animal imagery and guarded pride.
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