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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 30, 1776

Page

4

West India trade fears and insurance rise in 1776 letter

A London Evening Post reader writes from 1776 urging West India petition support, warns that fierce Atlantic events affect trade, and notes a four percent Jamaica insurance premium rise. He critiques policy, economics, and colonial governance while urging awareness among merchants.

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Curious Specimen of Scotch Leave and Policy

A London Evening Post excerpt argues that measures against the colonies are impolitic and that government should continue them to turn arbitrary into lawful policy. It condemns opposition as faction and draws comparisons to historical invasions of America and Canada. The piece critiques ministers, calls for continued action, and laments colonial wealth loss while warning against liberal Whig reforms.

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Angry letter questions British treatment of Pendennis Castle prisoners

A letter to the Printer of the London Evening Post condemns harsh treatment of Regulars held by Congress and mocks ministerial reports about sending Colonel Allen and others to America. It argues the prisoners fought for liberty, cites widespread support for their cause, and predicts eventual retribution for the cruelty toward Provincials.

Allen Pendennis Castle America Congress Great Britain Ireland

Disgrace Shames an Implacable Administration

A satirical couplet decries political arrogance and moral decay. The speaker laments that vicious rulers harden their hearts, seal themselves from truth, and parade their errors as they walk into confusion and ruin.

From America to England A Story of War and Weather

An American arrival reports high regard for Lord Chatham in America, and rumors about Lord Pitt’s treatment, with officers in Hyde Park training rifle skills as the war talk continues. The column notes distress in Ireland over taxes, ship news, weather, and various local misfortunes, including deaths, robberies, and a Boston marriage.

America Lord Chatham Lord Pitt Boston Europe Sayre Chester Ireland England Robult Minerva Linsey Gottenburgh Cork N.N.E Bridlington Mate Dublin Cupar Fife General Scott James Townsend Oswald John Henderson Robert Henderson

Prices of Stocks at Top o Clock in Old Ledger

Prices listed for Bank Stock ry2 ar 8.5 and India stock 164.5, South Sea identical, Old Annuities 4.5 5/8, New Annuities 4.5 7/8. 3 percent Bank Annuities 86.75 to 87.75, Consol 86.875 to 87.25, India Annuities 3.5 percent 1758 values, 7.75 to 8.375. 4 percent Consol 1762 at 7.25, India Bonds 59.5, Navy and Victualling Bulls 1.125, Long Annuities listed.

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