Court Mourning Orders and Imperial Edict Report
Court announcements dated Feb 23 1790 set mourning for Princess Sophia Caroline of Hilbourghausen with strict dress codes for ladies and gentlemen. Vienna issues an Imperial Rescript restoring Hungarians’ late reign privileges while preserving general toleration and church support. Parliament discusses Commonable Lands, with opposition noted. measures for Canada import powers go to committee. report ordered for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Caroline of
Vienna
War plans and troop movements across Europe reported
Yeterday the Mail from Flanders notes Poland and Lithuania amid rising tensions. Kusla plans three armies to threaten Bosphorus and Galicia, Potemkin leads one toward the Bosphorus, Su ECatow commands another against allies, while Baltic and Black Sea fleets loom. Ragusa reports Mahmud Pacha arriving after battles, Bosnia’s Bacha deposed and conscription ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeterday
Flanders
Warsaw
Republic
Lithuania
Gallicia
Kusla
Potemkin
Boshorus
Su- Ecatow
Baltic
Black Sea
Czarina
Ragusa
Mahmud Pacha
Bosnia
Shipping arrivals and departures listed with vessels and origins
Feb 22 report items list ships and routes: Downs the Africa from Africa. Wind BE and S. E. Gravesend. Fanny Wrat from Almeria. Halfnight Sant C end from Lisbon. Emery from Zante. Sincerity unner from Gibraltar. Prince of Orange Mills from Rotterdam. Jane Bishop from Dunkirk. names include John and Jane Simon Penatellas and others.
Marine Mutiny Bus Passes Third Reading in Lords
London. On Friday February 23 the Marine Mutiny bill was read a third time and passed. Adjourned to Westminster Hall for further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turspay
Fed
Marine Mutiny
Westminster-hall
Debates on Tobacco Bill and Abolition Witnesses
Petition from Glasgow manufacturers against the Tobacco bill is withdrawn after objections. Wilberforce moves to suspend evidence in the abolition case to examine Captains Hall Fauconbridge and Wilson before they depart. Lords authorize further action in Hatlings trial. Foilige outlines a bill for improving Commonable Lands with leave to bring it in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adan
Glascow
Willforce
Select Committee
Hatlings
Foilige
Court and royal travel reports and parliamentary proceedings
The account notes the King and the Earl of Beaulieu visiting Langley Broom and Windsor Lodge with a chase timing, plus the Prince of Wales meeting the Duke of Orleans. It covers political letters, insurrections in Constantinople, opposition to the Test and Corporation acts, court sessions at Guildhall, patent bread pricing, and details of impeachment proceedings with multiple legal challenges and testimonies. It also mentions lottery cases, insurance frauds, and legal arguments in the Lords and Bow Street precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Beaulieu
Viscount Hinchinbrook
Queen’s Lodge
Langley Broom
Windsor Lodge
Royal
the Prince of Wales
Duke of Orleans
South-street
Park Lane
IM. de Fitzgerald
Madrid
France
Dalton
Constantinople
Algiers
Kelly
Oporto
Dublin
Kish
Jane
Diana
Virginia
Spain
Capes
Liberty
Whitehaven
Ostend
Goodwin Sands
England
Wales
Test
Guildhall
Court of Common Council
Peter Roberts
Bridge-house
Bowes
Strathmore
House of Lords
Serjeant
Adair
Bow-street
Litchfield-street
Bridewell
North Wales Circuit notices and royal proclamations
This item lists meeting dates inAnglesey Carnarvon Merioneth and Bala and recounts a scene in Drury Lane where Moody apologized for an interruption and staged a brief performance. It reports lottery prize numbers and sums and notes a grievous bayonet incident at St James's and a Grey’s soldier sentenced to life transport. A coroner’s jury verdict of accidental death is recorded with relief payments to a widow. Died notices and bankruptcy filings follow with several names and addresses. Mansfield reports a large political gathering supporting the Church of England and opposing repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Wales
Jane Hayes
Thomas "Potter
Elgrs
Anglesey
Beaumaris
Carnar
Ashi
Conway
Merionetharre
Bala
Tempel
Drury-lane
Kutler
Moody
Dignum
Bensley
Greys
Mastial
New South Wales
Surrey
Francis Roberts
Sun
Acre
Roberts
Mansfield
Duke of New
Wnrringaham
Moothall
Henry Sediey
Church of England
Nttingeham
House of Commons
Waraly
Final Dividend and Certificates Granted Notices
Court notices list final dividend payments and certificate grants with names and dates. Included are Samuel Hawes and Joby Adcock clothiers at Wilton and Maidenhead Inn, plus tradesmen across Liverpool, Jamaica Row, Blackburn, Truro and Bury with March deadlines for certificate issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Hotier
Hatter
Guildhall
London
William Barker
Bewdley
Worcestershire
Groces
Flarch
Leven
George Inny
Bewnley
Samuel Hawes
Joby Adcock
Wilton
Wilts
Clothiers
Maidenhead Inn
New Sarum
John Barton
Liverpool
Lancashire
Norovand M‘leach
Jamaica
Row
Surry
John Leach
Blackburn
Abraham Tyeth
Truro
Cornwall
John Broun
Bury
Little Bolton
Ends
Ton
Sale of Timber at Moorgreem Seat N o Tingham
UCH persons inclined to purchase timber advertised in this paper should submit written proposals to Mr. Hare at Castor near Peterborough on or before March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorgreem
Tingham
Hare
Castor
Peterborough
Lost horse ad from Shipston date February 17 1790
Notice of a horse theft claim involving a five year old bay gelding owned by a man calling himself John Day from Birmingham. The horse was left in the care of John Taylor at Upper Brailes near Shipston on June 29. Two letters demanded the horse be sent to London. If the keeper does not claim and cover costs within a month the horse will be sold to cover expenses. inquiries directed to Mr Findon, attorney, Shipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigan
Lancashire
Ralph Thicknesle
Thickneffe
Baterley
Hole
Mr. Wyatt
City of London
John Day
Burkingham
John Taylor
Harte
Mite Taylor
Fena
Red Lion
Harts Ailey
Cow-Cross
London
Joba Day
Horie
Shipston
Findon
London and Norwich Expedition by Newmarket Coaches
The new London and Norwich expedition begins March 1 from the King s Head Inn Norwich at three and from the Bull Inn Bury Gate at five daily except Sundays. Coaches stop at Attleborough White-Hat Thetford and Newmarket with a new four passenger each carriage design to reduce fares while increasing comfort. Proprietors Rob I L Marsh and J Burke announce improved carriages and seating with safety and ease as priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoras Reynolds
Tidenham
Gloucestershire
Biffol
White-hart
Broddiseet
Britol
Mr. Gabel
Lincoln’s Inn
R. Jacobs
Brittol
Jarees
Elder
James Lees
Olaham
Lancashire
Fultian-Manufacturers
Copartners
Futrender
Bull’s-head Inn
Manchester
Atteney
Steel
Redcr
Henry Sharples
Chancery Lane
London
William Tory
Wimborne Minster
Dorsethire
Setrender
Mt. Hebrow
Livepool
Mir
Windle
Fartlet’s Buildings
Londomn
Norwich
Newmarket
King's Head Inn
Market Place
Bull Inn
Corch
Crown
Attieborough
White-Hat
Thetford
Ram
Rob
I. L. Marsh
J. Burke
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The
London Gazette
Lord Chamberlain’s Office
Warren Hastines
Law
Hastings
Dinageport
Anstruther
Loyd
Lary
John Fletcher
Liverrool
Larcathite
Lonadoo Tavern
Talbot Law
Waterstreet
Rowland Ramsden
Richard ‘Taylor
Thomas Hartifod
Haltifax
Yorkshire
Telbor
Halifax
William Magning
the Strand
St. Cle
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