Citation - New York Journal-New York: 1775.06.22

NYJ-N.775.062
22 Jun 1775:13 (1694 Supplement)
[Letters from London]. . . The land is to be confiscated,
and the King an arbitrary monarch; he is determined to be
arbitrary, and consults no one who will not encourage his
universal sway: He lives retired, only three times a week,
goes to the public diversions, pantheon, plays, operas, and
has given 1500 l. to an italian singer. . .