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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 04, 1776

Page

4

West India distress and the Governor's policy debated

A letter from a Sugar Colonist argues that Barbadoes and the Leeward Islands justify seizures of provisions to support the army in America, while urging reflection on the hardship caused to planters. It contends the Governor favored troops over colonial livelihoods, warns of famine spread, and cites Dr. Watson and a Cambridge sermon to press moral duty and restraint on legislation affecting the West Indies.

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Post-chaise tariff protest on London Exeter road

A London to Exeter notice warns innkeepers against raising post-chaise rates from nine pence to a shilling per mile. It condemns the plan as an unreasonable imposition and hints at actions by rival houses. The letter links this to broader wartime chatter about provincial armies, Canadian dispatches, and social unrest, noting other local crimes and economic fears in July.

Epigram on a bad Paynafler by Frank

A terse verse mocks a disappointed lender named Frank who offers ten coins to a friend and demands payment. The speaker questions paper and notes a farewell to cash, with comedy rooted in misused funds and misplaced trust.

Frank

Price Rise for Newspapers Due to New Duty

The postscript notes an extra third of a penny duty on newspapers effective today. Printers must raise the price to three pence per page, justified as a duty increase. It argues the higher cost is unavoidably tied to the duty and not warranting a larger windfall.

War Declared by General Congress Against England

A Billsborough packet reports from Ua WEIN that General Congress has declared war on England, calling England a common enemy and inviting all countrymen to join their banners to oppose the English Ministry and its adherents. Ports are opened to European powers to trade, signaling a broad escalation.

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