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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 14, 1763
Page
4
The speaker argues that peace with France cannot endure and urges immediate measures to reduce the national debt, currently about 140 million. He suggests government premiums to discover the best rapid debt-reducing methods, favoring increased trade and reduced expenses as practical paths, while avoiding specific proposals for now.
The North Briton is accused of publishing a false charge that a Nobleman secured a pension of gool.a year from the Irish establishment for his mistress. The author is urged to vindicate the claim or risk losing credibility as a calumniator in public papers.
A brief notice addressed to the editor expresses respect and seeks clarification on a recent editorial stance. It notes readership concerns and asks for future discussion to reflect diverse perspectives.
Reports detail a 23 February uprising along the Canje and Berbice rivers, with Magdalenburgh and Monbijouk attacked and hostilities spreading to Hollandia Zeelandia Lelienburgh and further plantations. By March 1 the fort was abandoned, and a militia arrived but slaves retreated into the woods. Survivors report hundreds of enslaved people at Vigilance and Van de Velde ports, while twenty whites were killed in early fighting.
The column lists bank stock prices such as 121 3-8, 168, and 167 for various equities and notes percent rates like 5 1/2 per cent. It notes stock names including South Sea Stock and India Amu with values and fractions. Mentioned are Navy and wit bonds, bills, and prize tickets with scattered figures including 1762 104 7-8. The text reflects a period market summary with mixed asset quotes and numbering.
A bystander letter laments the jury verdicts on press liberty, condemns ministerial zeal and state lawyers, and defends constitutional rights. It critiques royal authority, urges measured criticism of ministers, and argues English liberty endures through lawful redress and unity.
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