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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 26, 1764
Page
4
CLERICUS argues that Quakers avoid tithes through purchase or rent abatement, claiming injustice in such practice. He cites land tax and ground rent as required duties and questions the conscience of Friends. He recalls a Quaker allegedly profiting after being burnt out, while urging continued scrutiny of their sufferings.
The paper thanks readers for public support amid prosecutions and pledges no cost spared to remain useful and entertaining. It requests orders through news carriers or the printer, apologizes for future mistakes, and notes advertisements and intelligence letters are received by Mr. Almon opposite Burlington House in Piccadilly.
Warsaw July 8 reports Ruffian and Piuthan Embasadors meeting the Prince Primate and Polish houses as Austrian and French embassies depart. A Russian backed assault at Slonim near Gluck on June 28 cost Prince Radzivil 136 dead before he withdrew. Don t zich and Hungarian exiles grow, while Polish confidential forces purportedly swell though reports may be flawed. next Dutch mail may clarify troop counts.
Thorn notes a crown motif with engraver at work on a medal for a potential coronation. Count Bianniuky, Grand General of the Crown Army in Poland, is said to be in Hungary with several lords. Bertin reports a betrothal planned tomorrow at Charlottenburgh between the Prince of Prasia and Princess Elizabeth Curittina-Ulrica of Brunswick.
News from London reports the Duke of Cumberland and Princess Amelia visiting Mr Temple at Stowe while the Minority gains in Parliament appear, prompting talk that the meeting will be postponed until after Christmas. Dispatches from Constantinople and Poland discuss Ottoman supports, Polish affairs, and a potential shift in policy as the Republic faces unfolding tensions.
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