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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 15, 1778
Page
4
A fragmented 19th century note discusses rendering classical poets Virgil and Horace into modern English, comparing delicacy and brevity of originals with new language. It includes two translations and a quoted Latin passage about sleep, death, and consolation, inviting further reader submissions.
Seaman officials issue notices at Fief preee on Tuesday for tender offers. Lasting terms include care of sick and Hart Scamty and authorities seek capable crews to carry on service. Location listed as House, Winchester, with references to civil liens and maritime duties.
In Congress on August 6 1778 a letter from King Louis XVI approving treaties and confirming support for the United States. Sieur Gerard is named Minister Plenipotentiary to reside among the colonies to testify France’s affection and friendship and to negotiate further with American commissioners. The message stresses continued alliance and mutual confidence.
A jumble of unfounded rumors about Leghorn, Grand Cairo, and Mr MLean exchange with reports of a fatal Swallow voyage. A catastrophic fire in Bridewell alley destroys Cummins timber yard and Halfmoon Inn, with seven horses lost and extensive hops and goods consumed. Deserters flee Hyde Park regiments, and ships AmphrTrite Enterprise Buffalo Fly Nymph set sail in the Downs. Mrs Susannah Boehm dies in Size Lane.
The King of France promises powerful assistance to the United States to advance peace and shared interests. Congress notes the Christian Majesty's wise conduct and hopes this support will pressure Britain toward justice, restraint, and lasting harmony. The exchange includes praise for LaRena, Henry Laurens, and ongoing efforts to bind France and America in a solid, honorable alliance.
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