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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 16, 1790

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Royal appointments and Hastings trial proceedings

In Whitehall on February 16 the King appointed Stephen Remnant to Yeomen of the Guard and granted name and arms changes to Francis Hastings and Richard Charleton. Warren Hastings is noted in trial proceedings as the Commons prepare charges. the Lords adjourn and set Thursday for further action.

Stephen Remnant Joseph Butler Francis Lord Rawdon Hastings Francis Earl of Huntingdon Richard Charleton Birds Town Donegall Kingdom of Ireland Maxwell Charleton William Maxwell Heralds College of Arms

War rumours and court movements sweep Europe

Yesterday reports from Berlin declare Saxony will stay neutral in a new war. Prince Henry and the Duke of Brunswick are said to lead armies, with a third commanded by an already chosen leader. Royal couriers travel to Vienna and Potsdam as tensions rise and signals point to imminent major developments.

Pienza Fan Saxony Berlin Henry Duke of Brunswick Prince Henry Rheinsburgh Count van Hoym St- Yelia Breslaw Potam Potsdam Chateur Bock Vienna Qeringuen Sophia Carolina ocxe-Lildbuurgaauien Danrzick Prussia Kingston Jamaica Guildhall William Windall William Nash Rich. Williams William Wyndham Grenville Princess Royal Patmore Smyrna Mackintosh le Coite Rouen Stockholm Lot Grosle Ireland

Shipping movements and arrivals in the Downs

Ship news lists arrivals and sailings on February 15 with vessels such as Anatolia Emery Union Barker Briton Cruger Defkay Nancy Dunn Robert Mary Hutchins Brie tannia Kerr Patullo Endeavour Endeavour Roach Marquis of Lansdowne Tolme Woodcot Lewis Harriot Huntley Hercules Fullerton. Ships are bound for Mogadore India Jamaica and river navigation routes.

Read a third time and passed the Corn Indemnity bill

On Tuesday February 16 the bill was read a third time and passed. The session adjourned to Westminster Hall.

Westminster Hall

Report Delayed and Westminster Hall Inquiry Printed

In the House or Commons on February 16, the Mutiny Bill report was postponed to tomorrow. Sir Peter Burrell moved to print the committee's Westminster Hall inquiry report, which was agreed. A Lords message stated they will proceed with the Warren Hatftings trial on Thursday, then adjourned.

Warren Hastings Westminster-hall Commons Ansiruther High Court of Judicature House of Commons Turspayy Peter Burrell Westminster Halle Warren Hatftings

Royal Visit and Court Gathering at Carleton House

Yesterday morning the King and Queen with attendants traveled by post coach to Kew Palace then returned to Buckingham House for dinner. The Prince of Wales hosted a grand entertainment for the Dukes and peers at Carleton House. Mr Pitt met with the King at Buckingham Palace.

Kew Palace Buckingham - House Royal Prince of Wales Dukes of York and Clarence Duke of Portland Earl of Carlisle Viscount Stormont Lord Loughborough Thomas Dundas Fox Burke Sheridan

Debating an humble Address on Pension List abuses in Parliament

In the Irish House of Commons Mr Forbes moved to present to the King an address calling out the growth of the Pension List and salaries, new offices, and revived posts, alleging corrupt influence and heavier burdens on the people. The motion failed by 44 votes after a long debate.

Tursday House of Commons Forbes Fort Cowper Coleman-street Hertfordshire Louis Aloysius de Hohenloe Bartextein Germany Mary de

Names of the Artists who voted in a late con test at the Royal Academy

A report lists voters in late con test at the Royal Academy including John Lloyd Esq and John Mitford Esq for Carmarthen Circuit and Lord Ashburnham purchaser of Pouffin at four hundred guineas. a dialogue on Dr Johnson’s monument and various crime, deaths, marriages, bankruptcies and notices across Cardigan Haverford West Carmarthen Chester Denbighshire and surrounding locales with multiple dates and incidents.

Royal Academy Carmarthen John Lloyd John Mitford Gardigan Cardigan Haverford West Chester Edward Bearcroft Francis Burton Montgomeryfair Pool Denbighfhire Rexham Flinthire Afol Ghebire Johnson Pouffin Mr. Delme Lord Ashurnham Claude George Beaumont London Humphreys Mendoza England France Ireland Charing-cross Bishopspate-street

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