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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 28, 1763
Page
4
A long fragment covers a scandalous report of imperial officials and a Grand Vicar, with Rome involvement, plus an anecdote of mistaken barber identity in London. It includes commentary on subsidies, Prussia, and military moves, along with local notices on weather, fires, coroner verdicts, and shipping arrivals and movements.
London dispatch from Hamburgh dated June 22 notes ongoing public talk of a financial settlement between London and Berlin. Reporters have not yet obtained a clear account of the affair. Some allege Prussia seeks payment from Britain for supplies provided to the Embden garrison.
Water levels at London Bridge released timings show morning and afternoon highs with measurements noted as 16 M and 26 M and later 55 M and 49 M after consecutive days including Saturday. Authorities advise residents near the river to take precautions as flood forecasts remain uncertain.
Fragmentary financial page lists stock figures such as India stock at various prices, South Sea stock, old and new annuities, and government bonds. Also notes on navy victuals, new ex bills, and long annuities with scattered figures and descriptions.
A polemical essay critiques political gossip and pamphleteering during Pitt's ministry. It contrasts noble conduct with Chorolic journalists and Westminster magistrates while recounting executions, criminal houses, and social decay. The piece laments corruption in law, press, and underworld figures, ending with a personal plea from the writer.
The last execution day in Decipiatur features CLary T Tyburn, a boy aged between 14 and 15, hanged for multiple capital indictments. He faced at least four charges, underscoring the severity of his alleged crimes.
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