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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 15, 1777
Page
4
A prolonged London Evening Post commentary from Paris argues against continued war aims with France and Spain, urging America’s independence and criticizing ministerial policy. It denounces British mercantile blocades, calls for humane prisoner exchanges, and condemns reliance on German mercenaries while stressing America’s crucial role to England’s trade and empire.
A scrambled report discusses a spebtlewan in the dock and yard areas with inmates and workers fearing access. It claims the Admiralty ordered restrictions at Portsmouth dockyard and suggests officials patching up signs for present use to deter observers and prevent members from revealing facts in Parliament.
A reader urges the London Evening Post printer to publish practical measures to stop disease spread. He recommends placing camphor sachets and vinegar-sprinkled rooms in houses when a family member is ill, citing the experience of a highly respected gentleman and asking the paper to share these hints with the public.
An ad calls for an entire new set of Cabinet workers suitable for immediate government service. It warns against botchers and disreputable applicants, noting past workers' morals and conduct. Those who are well recommended for service and can meet expected standards are urged to apply at a stated location opposite the Crew in Little Ganges, within Hackney Square.
The readable fragment shows disrupted text about a vote or ticket and numbers, but lacks coherent details. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or places are present to form a valid summary.
Stock holm reports tobacco scarcity as shipments from Shyland and other places decline. Prohibition since 1770 aims to bar non English tobacco. duties may allow limited imports. Cog Poland notes swift preparations by rival powers as hostilities flare in Crimea and possible Moldavia tensions spark a new war.
Government dispatches from Plymouth reference gaps and intelligence on late foreign news. A letter from New York Edinburgh and Bath discusses Washington's capture, Howe’s Philadelphia garrison, and looming parliamentary probes. Reports name ships, prizes, and naval preparations amid broader war talk and political maneuvering.
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