Seized four begs and a heavy box sinks at Leith Road
Seized goods included four begs and 96 ankers of spiries with a heavy money box said to hold about two thousand pounds in gold and silver. The box fell overboard off Leith Road. Despite drag efforts, recovery has failed. Additional port and country news follow with ships, arrivals, and local incidents.
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Debate on Parliamentary powers over colonial charters in America
Americanus argues against passive obedience and crown tyranny, disputing Parliament's right to alter charters and threaten colonial liberties. The letter denounces divine-right notions, condemns tyrannical rule, and urges resistance to monarchical overreach while defending colonial rights under charters.
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Public safety concern over footpads plaguing London streets
A letter to the Printer of the London Evening Post laments increased road dangers from footpads. The writer calls for a tougher police presence and better patrols as walks outside the metropolis feel perilous. The piece cites fear and urges action while reflecting on literary musings about poetry and fame.
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