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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

29 May 1777

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 29, 1777

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Observations on the Budget and American War Policy

London Evening Post letter to Lord North criticizes the large budget and civil list arrears while urging relief for royal incomes. It denounces prolonged war with America, warns of insufficient funds for armies and merchants, and argues negotiations failed by American petition rejection leading to lost trade and rising tensions.

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Aving James Lowther Gloucester Cumberland America Great Britain France Britain Congress Tallow-chandlers Hall Dowgate Walter Rawlinson Hart Louis XV Menin Louis King Hine Kinngston Upon Fhames Hampton-Wick Hampton Court White Hart Hampton Wick Tedbury Gloucestershire Gloucester Castle Paris Bowstreet Suffolk-street Charing Cross John Fielding Tethilfields Bridewell Sir John Don Saltero’s Chelsea Francis Schutz Eig Jun Drury-lane Smith Scutt Newgae Market Court Thomas Clarke Tretire Michiel Herefordshire Hugh Morgan Whithorne Keate Westminster Miss Powney Penniston Powney Berkshire Isaac’Gregory John-street Greene Tito. Bayley Tooley-street Burbridge Leadenhall-street John Greaves Mark-lane Higgins Moorgate Bath Phillip Pfk London James Oxford Street Minories Mr. Mooring
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Trade gossip and naval news from London and Jamaica

A London letter reports Admiral Gayton's planned convoy to Pensacola, possibly the Amherst storeship sailing from Jamaica with the Pensacola cargo. Items include Caribbean and Atlantic shipping movements, prize captures, slave shipments to Jamaica, and a protest over Portuguese piracy.

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G. Germaine Clark Millegan West Florida Gayton Chester Pensacola England Lord Amherst Ordnance Jamaica Tae OG
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