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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 27, 1777

Page

4

Ambitious letter to the Earl of Abingdon on Burke pamphlets

A reader thanks the Earl of Abingdon for publishing a clear defence of constitutional rights amid the crisis in Britain. The letter lauds his Lordship for opposing ministerial power, defending liberty against corruption, and supporting America’s break from Britain. It notes praise from peers and hopes for royal reform and wiser ministers to safeguard the nation.

Edmund Burke Europe Pariament House of Peers Lord Abingdon America Vox Populi Vox Dei

Newport celebration of the Revolution clubs in Nov 20

Postscript from Newport Isle of Wight reports a lively anniversary of the Revolution clubs. Inns Bugle and Wheatsheaf illuminated, with numerous reputable company. Toasts urged universal liberty, rights of the people, and constitutional freedom, amid calls for reform and sympathy with American events. Verses and speeches advocate liberty, oppose ministerial cruelty, and warn of tyranny. reflections mix with partisan, anti-war sentiment and proposals for national reconciliation.

Newport Tile of Wight Revolution Clubs Lord Ruffel Bishop Burnet John Hampden Eane House of Commons Friends of Freedom

Naval strength and military movements in the Indies and Atlantic

The report lists ships and guns in various stations from the Indies to Martinico and Guinea coast, with numbers of vessels, frigates, and sloops. It notes ships in readiness to sail, including La Bretagne and La Ville de Paris, and details dockyard stocks and corvettes. A second item reports advice from France about General Howe’s defeat and re-embarkation, plus commentary on peace as a conqueror.

Indies Guinea Pe St. Domingo Martinico France la Bretagne la Ville de Paris Brest Rochfort St. Matss L‘orient Toulon General Howe Washington Howe Elke River New-York England New York Boston Henry IV America York Mowbray Hastings Westmoreland Prince John of Lancaster Lord Suffolk Fitzherbert Brussels Duchess of C Nantz Carolina Randolph Charles Téwu M—e Admiral Montagee Portmouth Newfoundland Deal Minerva Downs Stirling Castle Hardine Cork Farley Pollard Cate Metyard Poole Dartmouth Guildhall Tool Sci Henry Lalande Charing Cross Messrs Drummonds’ Bank Sol Mesirs Richardson and Goodsulk Cornhill King’s Mews Nicholson N. B Nicholson and Co Leonard Chappelow Trinity College, Cambridge Raydon Norfolk Norwich Henry Stile King’s College Cambridge Tweedale Clapton Somerset Bath and Wells Thames Charles Millard Magdalen College Oxford Earl of Hadinton Clark Sir John Fielding Tully Hancock Mitchell Bull and Mouth Ion Castle Inn Birmingham New Prison James Parfors Baliol College Eastleach Martin Botherup Brimpsfield Gloucester Dartford Kent Thomas Dallaway India South Sea

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