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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 07, 1763

Page

3

Transports Sailed For Spithead And Havannah Too

A list of ships and transports sailed this morning including Nelly Smith bound for Spithead and Beave r Lee for Quebec. Remaining in the Downs are several named vessels such as Gainey Witch and Gurney Witch with winds reported from various directions.

Solebay Richardton

Lord Despenser appointed Lord Lieutenant of Bucks

London reports reveal royal reshuffles with Lord Despenser named Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum for Buckinghamshire in place of Earl Temple. Duke of Bolton resigns Southampton Lieutenancy. Col. Hotham gains re-election at St Ives. Hanover notes hint at the Hereditary Prince of Brunswick touring Aix la Chapelle.

London Lord Despenser Prince of Brunswick Aix la Chapelle Countess of Yarmouth Naples Janes Gray Great Britain Marseilles France England New-York Pitt Packer Somerset Jersey Isis Chatham Downs Portsmouth Ile of Wight Jamaica Lisbon West Indies Havannah Admiral Keppel Ireland Vestal Quebec Spithead Thomas Paul Tottingham Norfolk Ely Ely. Friday Fe’nnight Maud St. Neots Huntingdonshire Fe’nnight John Pick Sandon Essex Gloucestershire Thomas Chester Glynn Grosvenor-street Miss Molesworths

Liberty Erosion Warns in London Election Talks

A letter to the London Evening Post warns that free electors risk losing liberty through landing armies corruption or general excites. It cites King James II and Burleigh era fears, describes exampling abuses by excise officers and merchants, and argues a general excise would deepen control by ministers. It ends with praise for Wilkes and calls for vigilance against government overreach.

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Entry of Mr Wilkes Refused by Messengers

In the London Evening Post letter, the messengers seizing Mr Wilkes’s person confined him at his own house and barred access to friends who sought to converse with him. When asked by friends to cite authority they were denied entry, leading to a charged claim of forcible entry by the Deputy Secretary.

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