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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 04, 1775
Page
4
The writer denounces Britain's planned coercive measures against the American colonies and laments the king’s advisers. He argues Parliament risks provoking revolt, questions the legality of sending Hanoverians, and warns that threats will harden colonial resolve while uniting Americans against Britain. He urges caution and condemns speeches fueling despotism.
The Remembrancer offers monthly publications from the late Continental Congress and American public papers. Volume VI advertised, printing of the best accounts from American and European prints with an index. Published by J. Almon in Piccadilly. Number VI to be issued December 1.
On Tuesday the 21st an improved second edition of The Chinese Traveller is issued in two volumes with a map of China and copper plates. It covers geography, history, customs, religion, agriculture, government, arts, sciences, ceremonies, buildings, language, trade, manufacture, and natural history, including Confucius Life. Published by BE. and C. Dilly at the Poultry.
The first session work is in press and will be published quickly. Editors seek papers from grafiemen and promise gratitude to contributors. Two volumes already issued cover speeches motions letters petitions bills and material evidence with indexes. American Charters may be bound separately or with the Parliamentary Register. Printed for J Almon Piccadilly.
Editorials rally for Burke as a patriot amid discontent over American war and ministerial policy. Calls for conciliation with the colonies, fears of Scotch militias, and widespread petitioning by Londoners, Coventry, Nottingham, and Westminster about governance and liberty. Halifax petition urged royal interposition for peace and united governance.
An 18th century advert for Pectoral Lozenges prepared by T Greenough at No 10 Ludgate Hill London. The lozenges claim to ease coughs hoarsenesses sore throats and lung drainage while aiding digestion and appetite. Counterfeits led to a King's Bench verdict on December 9 1769. genuine boxes bear a specific lid inscription.
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