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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 27, 1770

Page

4

Public inquiry on press warrants from Phillips letter

A letter from P Phillips inquires if a plain plan man may question the legality of press warrants. The writer appeals to readers for fair and serious answers from the public tribunal about this important subject.

Lord Shaftsbury

Constitutional Queries on English Rights and Service

Questions challenge legal limits on royal authority and long usage, asking if ancient practices can override natural English rights. The writer questions compulsory personal service, impress warrants, and distinctions between artificial needs and real emergencies, urging broad defense of English privileges. A PS note asks printers for response, referencing a prior letter.

Englisimen P.S

London Evening Post Preface on Sir Charles and Hartwell

The piece outlines a preface to Seuim's letters, urging public action against Sir Charles Frederick and Mr Hartwell for malpractices. It critiques the Board of Ordnance, details threats and investigations, and calls for parliamentary inquiry while promising further disclosures in three folio sheets ORD-CHATHAM'S SPEECH.

Seuim Charles Frederick Hartwell Board of Ordnance Sir Charles London Evening Post Office of Ordnance Conway Sis Tower Wharf Mr. Hartwell Sir Charles Frederick Feversham Fowler Pratt Kent Wicks Ordnance Service London Tower House of Commons Charles Queenborough Sheerness Ordnance Haydon Petty Cay Greenwich Beddine Navy Innet Ord - Chatham House of Lords Spain

Pressing for Seamen Debate Sparks Legal Clash

A London Letter dissects a controversial speech attributed to the Earl of Chatham on impressment. It argues no custom, however long standing, can override statute and Magna Charta, noting no positive law supports impressing seamen while citing recent military and court actions and the broader political climate in Britain and America.

Earl of Chatham Lord Chatham Pitt Notich Engand Lord Weymouth England London Privy Council Marquis of Rockingham

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