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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 29, 1777

Page

3

Emperor and Royals Attend Opera and Army Review

From the May 19 notes in Elfenewr echoes Paris events with the Emperor visiting the Opera and attending a camp exercise in Camp de Mars. Mentions Marquis de Faytte’s voyage to America as a volunteer, the Brasil royal wedding benediction, and city measures against Pombal to calm unrest. Also reports Dutch crews deserting to French service and a damaging storm near Montes.

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London News Briefs From May And Early June Events

Reports from Lord George Germaine's Office cite Cornwallis surrounded by Americans with strong fortifications along Bariton River. Howe failing to break lines, crews report ships provisioned from New York. Dutch warship losses near Kinsale. treaty rumors in Dublin. Public lectures begin at the Royal Exchange amid various legal and local incidents including an old charioteer’s death and a 94 year old shipwright’s passing.

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Prologue to Worn to the Wish at Covent Garden

Prologue to a charity performance at Covent Garden in 38 a scene by Dr. Johnson and spoken by Mr. Hull. The piece offers reflections on revival from oblivion, urging mercy to actors and praising measured praise, with pleas for gentle merriment and virtuous delight.

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Epilogue Poem Note on Praise and Censure in Life’s Tale

The excerpt presents a poetic reflection on the life of a celebrated author, praising his universal appeal while marking private sorrows. It addresses Britons, urging sympathy for the widow and the orphan, and laments the interplay of praise, censure, and public fortune.

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Sale of Royal Goods at the King's Warehouse London

A historical public sale notice declares duties cleared goods to be sold at the King's Warehouse Custom-House London on May 23 to 26 and again May 31 to June 3. Items include rum wine tea bread arack coffee cloths hardware books and sundry wares. Viewings precede the sale with catalogues available.

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Africa Trade in Decline and Reforms Proposed

Luttrell opens on Africa trade as vital to Britain and rebukes the Board of Trade for a partial report. He outlines historic royal African Company failures, mentions ports from Port Sallee to the Cape, notes parliamentary sums for forts, and argues reorganization to revive trade, reduce monopoly harms, and restore national revenue through Africa commerce. The speech cites slave trade volumes, ship counts, and price shifts to argue for policy change.

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