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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 06, 1790

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Royal licence allows Woodbridge to bear Pindar surname

A monarchic document records John Woodbridge the younger of Camberwell, Surrey, granted royal licence to adopt the surname Pindar per his grandfather Roger Pindar of Ailby Westmorland. The proclamation directs registration of the concession in the College of Arms.

John Woodbridge the Younger John Woodbridge Camberwell John Parrot Wolverhampton Stafford Clantery Kienna Fawe Tire

War News From Europe Reflects Uncertain Peace Talks

The dispatches describe renewed activity on the front with troops marching to form lines, court intrigues between Vienna and Berlin, and appointments in Bohemia and Hungary. Rumors place Cobourg to lead a major Turk threat, while Vins and Wallitch head Croatia defenses amid shifting alliances.

Holland Flanders Kavjwn Stanililas Poniatsn Fey Tyuanlo Lemmander Joseph Poniatowy Republick Fienna Trautmansdorff and Dalton Monsieur de Bramiela Marcha Duron Laudoan Erlang Vienna Berlin Heth Bohemia Wallitch Croatia

Oxford fellow elected at Lincoln College

Oxford on Wednesday 1st Rev Mr Holmes of Lincoln College was elected Fellow. Shrewsbury reports Mr Duncombe has progressed in surveying the proposed canal to join the Severn and the Dee with the country rich in water power and heavy trade commodities like coal slate and iron.

Oxford Holmes Lincoln College Shrewbury Duncombe Severn Dee

Shipping News Briefs From Downs and Deal

Ships listed with destinations and captains sail plans in the Downs at Deal on Feb 5 and 6. Vessels include Cockatrice for India, Julius Cesar for Jamaica, Betsey for Dominica, Hero for the South Sea Expedition, Mercury for America, Atalanta for Cork, Vigilant for Marseilles, and others bound to Gibraltar Philadelphia Nevis Cadiz and more. Wind directions noted and partial cargo details appear in the micro list.

Deal the Downs Lord Thurlow Thompson India Julius Cesar Hay Tortola Planter Garrison Jamaica Betsey Davis Dominica Hero Robson Grenada Edward Bernie South Sea Expedition Roberts New York Mercury Dale America Molly Lawry Co K Vigilant Way Marseilles Ruby Dixon Philadelphia Boddington Clark Nevis Wind West Downs Smith Dublin Gravesent Fredeck Muckett Galipoly Bar

Maritime Crew List Fragments From Various Ports

A damaged OCR fragment lists sailors and ships with origins from Calais Naples Zant Leghorn Triest Catania Venice Dublin and Malaga. Names include Tiber Leake Britannia Draper Minerva Ruston Summer Weller Minerva Keates Smith Port Merchant and Fanny Green with ports Naples Zant Leghorn Triest Catania Venice Dublin Malaga.

Ber Calais Tiber Leake Britannia Draper Naples Charlotte Richards Zant Minerva Ruston Leghorn Summer Weller Triest Keates Catania Newhaven Smith Venice Port Wilson Malaga Fanny Green Dublin

Royal Windsor Service and European Press Censorship Crackdown

The royal party attended a private chapel service at Windsor Castle then dined at Queen's Lodge Terrace. Madrid enforces a broad press ban, suppressing newspapers and printed papers to curb what it calls dangerous philosophy, while Munich and Cleves seek amicable settlement in the Liege affair. A Plymouth bakehouse expands to supply the navy. a Carlton House ball thrives with dances restricted by fashion. Marriages, deaths, bankruptcies, and notices fill the rest of a dense society page.

Londo Windsor Castle Queen’s Lodge Court of Spain Madrid Beiurg Munich Duke of Cleves Elector Palatine Plymouth Carlton House Tate Augulus Leadenhall-street East India Company Europe England Patfon Red Billingsgate Thames Street St.Ann’s Church Aldersgate John Wright

Letter to Gentlemen and River Lee Navigacion Meeting Notice

A scanned letter from J St Aubyn requests support in Parliament and thanks supporters, urging continued attachment to independent measures. It mentions a county election and then a notice that a meeting of the River Lee Navigation Trusters will be held at the Globe Tavern in First Street, London, on February 1st at eleven oclock in the forenoon, signed N. Rooke.

Vauxhall James Crowhurst Hailsham Sussex Boddy Ottham St. Martin’s In Benjamin Tux Ford Whitcomb-street Dolly Cooke London-house-yard St. Clement’s Church Robinson Abernethie Mayen Banff Mary Johnson Houndsditch London Mary Johnson and Co Guidhail Henning New Basinghall-treet James Robinson Truro Cornwall Te Furréndes White-hart St. Auttell Coote Fairberk Ely-place Sampson Rooker Hanley Statfordshire Nnen Draper J Crown Law Newcastle Lyme Saffordshire Sparrow Mcfl Peake Southampton-beikings Egith Brooks Poole New Anthlope Inn Mrr. Foote William Brown Allgate Guildhall Annesley New Bridge-street Black-friars John Richman Webb Chertly Furry Collins Spital Square George Atkinson Aldersgate Street Comand Atkinson Cruildinail John Stishiag Abduron-Jane Corn-street Bristol Wicitar Fleet-market Staffordshire Robert Coombes Twitkenham Middlesex King’s Bench Prison Joseph Cooper Little Marlborough-street St. James Westminster Guildho Joseph Jones Whickford Essex Joseph Bowen New Bond Street Robert Haselford’Garrard Holborn Jisen-Drapers Michael M'Daniel Bedfordbury Covent-garden Midlesex George Woolley Gloucester Bell Yon Gloucesters John Cox Joseph Cox Bridport Dorfethhire Warrington Lancashire Thece the.George Miles Nightingale Fore -Treaty Dryfalter Guildfiall Thomas Gladhill Cheapside Jonathan Court Woodford-cow Mariner Guihilwh Clery Gentl Tsen J. St. Aubyn Lee Firet-street West-In All'yin’aqty London+Tavern House of Commons William Hayward Tot Enham Middlex Eliza Beth Scratter Alsot Schagier Catherine Culver Abraham Culver Rumford Elgssed Schaffer James Fubbins Surrey Kent Temple Bar Garraby County York Garraty

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