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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 18, 1762

Page

4

Borough fair proclaimed with drums and colors in order

Yesterday noon the Borough fair was proclaimed at usual places by Lord Climbe assisted by many mounted attendants. The display occurred with drums beating and colors flying, conducted with order and decorum entertaining the inhabitants while ships and goods moved in and out. Trade notes include beer, potashes, tobacco, wine, sugar, pimento, and coffee imports and exports from New England, West Indies, and routes to Norway and Germany. The fireship Cormo remains in the Downs with the fleet. Wind NW.

Climbe New England Norway Germany Oporto West Indies Deal Downs Sheerness N.W

Price Bank Stock Shut India Stock South Sea Stock

Fragmentary OCR on price and bank stock listings note closures and reductions. Mentions Bank Consolations and various annual figures, with dated annotations. Readers should expect a dense financial table with terse lines and mixed abbreviations, lacking full context.

Stock listings and bond references from 18th century era

The note lists various securities and vintage bonds such as Ditta entries 1758 and 1752, 88 x-4th 4fer, Cent. Bank Consol. 1762, Scrip 1762, India Bonds 57s to 58s, Navy and Vid. Bills 5 per cent, dilutions 4 per cent Ex. Bills 1762, and 1-1/2 years purchase for Old Long Ann. 1761.

Bank Consol

An Englishman on Papers and Public Policy

The writer argues against deceptive or ornate rhetoric, urging honesty in public debate. He critiques a political pamphleteer and a historian for seditious framing, defends the government’s prerogatives, and condemns non resistance. The letter condemns taxation, debt, and the push for peace, while urging pursuit of trade interests including Opium and Sult-petre under favorable terms.

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