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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 19, 1765
Page
4
Sidney P. argues public rhetoric in politics aches to expose deceit. He suggests if the writer signs as Scrvues and consults his brother J Miartin the manipulation might seem more plausible and closer to the mark, guiding further deception.
Letters from the London Evening Post printers defend against a false satire and imposture. A responder vows to publish a full answer if required, criticizing anonymous venoms in 1765 and defending authority and memory of national figures amid public scandal.
The report blends Parliament discourse on inclosure harms to smallholders with various court actions and notices. It notes potential shifts in the Board of Admiralty, dispatches from Nova Scotia, trials in the Court of Common Pleas, and sentences for undue practices. It also includes shipping news, weather snippets, and theatre listings.
The letter argues increasing inhabitants strengthens the crown and national power. It urges immediate execution of a proposed scheme affecting marriage to boost population, warning of future war and the dangers of enclosing lands. The writer criticizes opponents for favoring enclosure, urging voters to oppose such measures for the community’s good.
Reports claim Portuguese merchants face reduced privileges and a Lisbon Factory vote failed to elect a judge. Authority says UK trade balance with Portugal fell below a hundred thousand pounds, layoffs rise as shipments to Lisbon shrink. Prohibitions hit English fabrics while Genoa goods face fewer duties, raising alarm over manufactories and high duties on knit pieces.
A weekly digest notes burials and market items at Bear-Key Corn Market. Included are quantities of wheat and bread prices, with specific figures for quarters and sacks, and a tally of sales and related prices.
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