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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 30, 1763
Page
4
A letter signed Marcus warns against unguarded expressions and the danger of answering questions contrary to ruling authority. It notes that certain lines from Wakefield on the Vernal Equinox and a packet from Chethunt have been received.
A Machias of dispatches from July to August details English and European concerns. Empress arrival from Moscow, Prussian claims over Colberg privileges, earthquakes and hurricanes in Coromna and Belgrade, and shipments arriving for Cadiz and Portsmouth. Naval movements include English vessels foundering and ships of war discharged from quarantine. Export/import figures list sugar rum wine cochineal brandy and pepper among others.
An English gentleman in Paris reports conversations in London and Paris about the potential shortness of peace and the state of the French fleet. He notes the French king’s reply to Parliament, citing necessity, edicts, and measures taken for state needs and liberation, with no plan for change.
John Wood of Bradford declares his Majesty’s Letters Patent for a new warming pan construction. The pan holds about three pints of boiling water, prevents coal smoke odor and bed dampness, aids women in childbirth and lung ailments, and warns against counterfeiting with penalties.
An analysis of political power and religious influence, critiquing the Scots ministry and its reform measures. The author laments infatuation with office, praises some leaders yet condemns the cabinet’s composition and excise policy, noting public liberty erosion and factional motives.
A conttanc reader laments rising hay and straw costs near London. He accuses rich farmers of market manipulation, fake pricing, and cheating weight with dung and clay. He calls for stricter regulations, penalties for fraud, and fair dealing to protect trade and consumers.
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