Trade opening at Manila for three years
From the London Gazette dated Aug 24 reports Nadié of his Catholic Majesty opening Manila trade for three years to ships of all European powers from Sept 1 1790. European goods remain prohibited in foreign bottoms while silver and Spanish merchandise may be exported, plus foreign articles via the Philippine company on the same terms as Asiatic nations. News from Vienna and Berlin note the Emperor’s improving health, and Prussia announces posts and mint appointment.
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Brussels Provokes Crackdown and Revolt Fears Rise
Brussels reports two booksellers and a printer jailed after searches for seditious pamphlets, while garrisons shift toward Brabant. Brussels, Malines, Louvain, and Antwerp tighten social ties, raising fears of wider unrest as taxes remain unpaid and resistance grows. Paris notes riots details and new inquiries into the events.
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Riots in Paris and Royal Question Stir Assembly Debate
Reports describe suspected NA members involvement in disturbances and a Sunday riot pattern. Paris leaders debated the royal sanction and a limited negative on laws, while a ladies’ jewel donation fueled calls for a public office to receive and apply the funds to national debt.
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Pitt Delayed at Town on Copper Coinage Debate
London dispatch notes Mr. Pitt remains in town, detained on Privy Council business about copper coinage. Borough gentlemen hold daily audiences with him on the matter as Mr. Eden spends a night at the Duke of Dorset's seat at Knowle before continuing his journey.
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