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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 05, 1776

Page

4

English Monarch laments ministry errors in war policy

The draft speech by ARIATUS shifts blame to ministers for deceiving the crown and calls for immediate terms with America. He urges Britain to offer fair peace to quiet fears and urges Parliament to fund defense while warning that continued hardline measures risk French and Spanish alliance gains. The piece emphasizes unity, liberty, and a war aim centered on restoring commerce and friendship with America.

Mr. Mier Otober Larry America Interes Dad France Spain Mexico Peru Britain Sanner Erbél Ray Three Kingdoms Great Britain Aris England

Fleet of 118 sail captured by Americans feared

Reports from London and Dover describe British merchant ships, privateers, and fleets being intercepted by American forces. Dozens of ships, including a Leghorn Gally from Jamaica to Liverpool, were taken, with Lloyd’s Books noting no ships escaped since the war began. Underwriters warn of ruin as capital ships head homeward.

England Pallas Leghorn Gally M‘donald Jamaica Liverpool Achooner Thomias Hector Leghorn Gully Lloyd's Books Minnisters Dover Juno Manson Malaga West Zephyr Robert Mann America Canada Goth Regiment of Foot Jemmy Twitcher Church of Scotland Lord March Duke of Dorset Long Iland New York Varens George Germaine Balfour The Express Major Balfour Scotland John Clarke Eleét Shail

Lord George Germain on Howe and New York defenses

Letter from The Free Citizen notes General Howe’s rivals in New York under heavy artillery stores and naval support, arguing victory or safety hinges on naval superiority and cautious colonial policy. The piece advocates expedients to avoid empire downfall and promotes a pamphlet by J. Almon.

Mon— Dry William Howe New York New York City Island Howe

Admiralty Orders and Lottery Notices from Greenwich

Between 1776 notices and stock market briefings show admiralty directions for unemployed lieutenants to report habitation and circumstances, a Greenwich birth, and multiple state lottery promotions with offices in London and promotions by Hazard, Wenham, and Molesworth. Stock prices on the Newcastle post describe falls and the day’s quotations including Bank Stock and India securities.

Admiralty Stephens Sir John Biaquiere Greenwich Hazard and Co Royal Exchange N. B. AW Hazard Wenham and Co Molesworth High Holborn Fleet-street Kingstreet Cheatside Birchin Lane Cornhill Boldero Thames

Poems and Miscellanies of Paul Whitehead by Thompson

Thursday edition will publish a single volume with Collyer engraved head, after Gainsborough portrait. Notes on Whitehead life and wit, by Edward Thompson. Also money lending ad by Bertie of Wine Street Piccadilly offering rapid, confidential cash advances on estate incomes.

Collyer Gainsborough Paul Whitehead Edward Thompson Bertie Piccadilly

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