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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 05, 1765
Page
4
The text condemns hypocritical benefactors who use public gifts for vanity while neglecting discreet private aid. It praises genuine humanity and condemns the rich who refuse modest private assistance, urging openness about true beneficence and warning that callous elites harm public esteem.
A brief article notes a London printer, Mr. Meres, reporting a great merchant in Cadiz has sent orders to buy wares and send them to Spain. The text is garbled but suggests urgency and official procurement difficulty.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions aid orders for famine relief in a region dated to a historical period. It references officials or leaders issuing decrees to address shortages and the needs of hungry populations. Further readable details are not present in the provided text.
An 18th century broadcast laments the Duke of Cumberland, praising William and the patriotic stand against faction. It notes the public mourning debate, support for liberty, and calls for accurate reporting, with notices inviting readers to submit advertisements to Mr. Almon in Piccadilly.
The day bore news from Holland France and Flanders alongside grand ceremonies for the Grand Duke of all the Russias. Reports detail a vast fire at Bishopsgate and Leadenhall, many homes lost, several deaths, and a young woman escaping by jumping from a window. Moments later commerce and shipping notes show arrivals, imports, exports, and market standings as authorities investigate theft and aid the injured.
Records detail ducat allocations for royal envoys residents secretaries and interpreters, plus a senate council including high church officials and officials of Lithuania. Notices report Princess Sophia-Louisa of Holstein-Sonderburgh’s death and a Naples dispatch. The Jesuits and monasteries ordered to hand over briefs to the Great Almoner for regium exegnartur.
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