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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 23, 1772

Page

2

Credit and downfall of confidence in the Scottish exchanges

A letter to the printer argues that CREDIT has ruined the Scottish economy, blaming bankers and misuse of discounting fake bills. The writer cites a high profile bank collapse, warns of nationwide ruin, and urges immediate reform mirroring Lisbon’s merchants. He predicts further distress and urges prudence to curb licentious expenditure.

Scotland Jonathan Nker Hart Royal Exchange Portugal Lisbon

Public rebuke of excessive credit and idle pleasure

A letter from Highwood Hill laments CREDIT as a social vice and urges traders to demand prompt payment. It warns insolvent customers, criticizes frivolous spending on theatres and “macaronis,” and urges a return to cash transactions to avoid bankruptcy and social decay. The author foresees Parliament restricting debt after a future act.

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Education Clergyman Seeks Four Pupils in Suffolk

A clergyman settled in Suffolk plans to educate four young gentlemen. He intends to devote most of his effort to their improvement and asks for a handsome acknowledgment. Applications directed to the Rev. Mr. Barnes at Mildenhall will be gratefully received and answered promptly.

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