Warsaw Prussia talks and Polish army outline camps
Fragments report brisk talks on an alliance with Prussia as an 18 member deputation reviews options with daily conferrals. Polish forces will form three camps across Kaminieck Gallicia and Lithuania. Courland reports peasant unrest and a duke grants coin access to restore calm. Copenhagen trade and war prep details appear alongside Goteborg export figures and Finnish sea routes. Additional notes mention tax fears among Carniole peasants and Russian winter quarters in Ukraine. The Hastings impeachment trial proceedings span adjournments and evidence rulings in the Lords.
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Prusia
Samogitia
Cracow
Kaminieck
Gallicia
Lithuania
Courland
Sco
Grimboff
Copenhagen
Fan
Petersburgh
Stakhoin
Finland
Gottenbursh
Franckfort
Carniole
Ukraine
Shipping arrivals and departures at Gravesend and Downs
Winds light to moderate. The Virtuous Grace from Virginia arrived. Africa bound for Africa remains at the Downs. Levant sails to Smyrna. Thomas and Sally and Joseph and Mary set for Lisbon. Hope to Corunna. Ann and Bow min voyage to Virginia. Minerva to New Providence. Minerva for Havana. Queerhitch to Hamburgh. Cadiz packet Harris to Cadiz. Amelia Cald cleugh to Charles Town. Maria Wardel to Gibraltar.
London House of Lords Adjourns After Private Bid Debates
The London House of Lords adjourned to Westminster Hall after finishing a third round of private bids and passing several bids.
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London
HOUSE
LORDS
Westmiinster-Hail
Lords Proceed With Trial and Electoral Oath Issue
A message from the Lords states they will proceed with the trial of Warren Hattings, Esquire, on Thursday the 22d of April. On Wednesday next Mr Caartharn will move for leave to introduce a bill to allow Returning Officers and clerks to admit voters to oath of abjuration at polling places different from where the poll is taken. Adjourned.
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Trian
Warken Hastines
Este
High Court of Judicature
Commons
Hastings
Anttruther
Burke
House of Lords
Kelleram
Bahar
Warren Hastings
House of Commons
E Warren Hattings
Ihursday
Caartharn
Royal Drawing Room Quiet as Princesses Attend Court
Yesterday the King and Queen with the Princesses traveled from Duckingham house to St James's. The drawing room had few attendees, with Marchioness of Bath as Lady of the Bedchamber and Mrs Geldsworthy among the Princesses. After the audience of the King the royal party returned to Buckingham house. A recent find near Grozette, in Stcily, unearthed an eight by eight foot marble lined cavern with lachrymatory vases and medals of the Germanicus emperors, origin undetermined.
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Duckingham-house
St. James’s
Marchioness of
Bath
E. Waldegrave
Geldsworthy
Earl of Chatham
Buckingham House
Grozette
Stcily
Germanicus
Leicester's Appointment and City Debates at Guildhall
The Earl of Leicester was appointed to the Mattership of the Mint by the king yesterday. A Commons Council at Guildhall debated repealing an act, heard Civil Rights arguments for Dissenters, and adjourned motions despite long debate. Prizes were drawn at Guildhall, and Mr Hill of Lincoln's Inn left a fortune to distant relatives and an annuity to his daughter and her sons.
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Earl of Leicester
Duke of Leeds
Guildhall
Sherif Newman
A&t
St. Margaret Pattens
St. Peter. Cornhill
Court of Aldermen and Common Council
Leekey
Renat Syms
Pearkes
Syms
Deputy Birch
Box
Parith
Powell
Toulmin
Smith
Benjamin Hammet
Domnford
Jacks
Goodbehere
Hill
Lincoln’s Inn
Melbourne
Jamaica
Sol
News items from 1790s ships and elections in Cornwall and Plymouth
A digest of maritime notices from Hon duras and Madeira to London, with ship movements, earthquakes in Honduras, and winter conditions in Virginia. An Oxford fellow and scholars are named, plus local double murder and highway robbery reports. Elections in Cornwall and Plymouth solicit support from freemen, praising independence and fidelity. Several deaths and marriages are noted, along with trials at Old Bailey.
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Apt
M‘donald
The
Grange
Honduras
Mary, Wilkins
London
Madeira
Virginia
Alexander
New Brunswick
Mr Donald
Hufén
Liverpool
Leeds
Jueeds
Oxford
Robert Pritchard
A.B
Jesus College, Oxford
J. Jones
Shipston-upon- Stour
Ince
Hounslow
Colnbrook
Hailey
William Naylor
Bride-tane
Fleet-street
Miss Stone
Marybone
Islington
Beech
Clapton
Hackney
Thomas Felton
Plymouth
Femuracé
Oceana
Lam
Geatlemen
Resolutions at Moot-Hall Mansfield February 16 1790
A Nottingham county meeting passes six resolutions affirming church state ties and the established church as a bulwark of monarchy. It opposes repeal of the Yet and Corporation Act and urges counter petitions. Names local figures and petition points in Nottingham Newark Renold Tuxford Southwil Mansfield and other towns. Henry Sedley chairs.
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Couty
Nottingham
Church of England
Ives
Noctingham
Opion
House of Commons
N.B
White Lion
Newark
Henry Milnes
Eig
Renold
John Parker
Tuxford
Mr. Robinson
Westo
Southwil
William Becher
Mansfield
Joan Gladwin
Workstop
Curtis
Binghall
Fir. Walters
Henry Sedley
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France
Warsaw
House Or Commons
Creig
Cornwall
Thal
J. St. Aubyn
Plymorth
A. Gardner
Irith Poplin Mercer
Jesty
Henrietta-creet
Covent-garden
County of York
Ferlinando
Kingston-upon-Hull
Dary
Law
Church-row
Fenchurch-street
High Court of Chancery
John Ord
Fair Court
George Nares
S Court of Common-Pleas
Eversley
Southampton
Farrer and Ackinson
Mr. Forster
Oxfordshire
Christie
Pell-mall
Dornford
John Morris
James Barnard
T Will
Wooton
Blenheim
Bear
Wordstock
Star
Antelope
High Wickham
Cruses
Reading
Thomas Linyd
Bedford-row
Rainbow
Cornhill
Pall- Mall
Clery
Frocholsers
Soulifam
Ion
Werner
William Heathcote
William Chute
Winchester
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