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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 08, 1779

Page

4

Printer of the London Evening quotes a Danish king

The excerpt presents a sharp, concise reply from Waldemar the Third to a papal nuncio. The Danish monarch asserts godly origin of power, accountability to subjects, inheritance of riches, and a faith tied to Rome, with a pledge to renounce if the pope envies them. The historian notes the Latin aphorism Naturam babe masa Deo, regum a subditis, divitias a parenti, religionem a Romana ecclesia, which they claim to renounce in a ceremonial manner.

Waldemar the Third Denmark Church of

Admiralty Debates and Naval Strain in 1777-78 In Parliament

Tempers flare over naval finances and ship condition as Luttrell and Lord Mulgrave attack mismanagement. Estimates show two million pounds for building and repairs, with hundreds of ships and rotting timber blamed on Baltic imports. Protests demand accountability by the Admiralty and the First Lord, Lord Sandwich, amid ongoing war costs.

Admiralty Lords Spithead Temple Lashell Baller The Admiralty Trairdnaries Baltic Weser Lord Sandwich Royal Fleet Portsmouth Navy Lord Hawke

Ministers of the Navy face criticism over administration

In 1777 Temple Luttrell and Lord Mulgrave attack ministers for mismanagement and inflated naval funding. They claim ships like the Mars are unserviceable and that Parliament disbursed hundreds of thousands without proper vouchers. They insist Britain cannot match France without reform and stronger fleets.

Department of the Navy Mars Bourbon Admiralty Temple Luttres Luttrell Europe Lord Mulgrave

Unclear fragment on naval estimates and weekly revenues

Fragmentary text discusses navy estimates and weekly revenues with damaged wording. It references condemnation and service but provides no clear events, dates, or identifiable entities.

Queries on militia deputy lieutenants receiving parish relief

A London Evening Polit. letter asks if Deputy Lieutenants of the militia may select a substitute to receive parish money under 2 Geo. c. 20 folio 47 and whether refusals on this basis are lawful. It seeks the proper redress for the aggrieved person and proposes a remedy to inform the public.

St. Mary the Virgin Aldermanbury City of London Wm. Reynolds

Portrait of a British minister in crisis and critique

Postscript from Banbery mocks Lord North-Chancellor of the Exchequer. It paints a harsh portrait of indecision and ineptitude, detailing taxes, finances, and a declining empire. The piece emphasizes his amiable private life while condemning his political approach and perceived incapacity.

Lord North Exchéquer Treasury

London Intelligence and Fleet News From Dover and Portsea

Reports from Dover note the Frances arriving with dispatches from St Helena and mention the Cherly East Indiaman captured by French privateers off the Cape and taken to Mauritius. The Mercury packet reached St Helena in April after leaving England in March, while Parliament faces prorogation amid war fears and a proposed poll tax. News includes beef prices near New York, stock movements, court cases on embezzlement, Ascot races results, and notices on public safety improvements.

Dover Frances Boyne St. Helena East India Company Rogers Cape Mauritius England New York Gates Lord S King’s Bench Viscount Stormont Thistle France Russia Lord Beauchamp Portimeuth Fune G London East Indies Plymouth Cork Dublin St. Helen’s Pontefract John Green Cridlingark

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