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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 26, 1790

Page

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Levee Planned by Prince of Wales February 8 at Two

London Gazette notes the Prince of Wales will hold a levee on February 8 at two o'clock and every fortnight thereafter during Parliament. Other items include Irish appointments, militia commissions, royal travels, and notices of deaths and bankruptcies across England and Ireland.

London Gazette Carteron-Houses Prince of Wales Dublin-Castle Richard Longield Hague Count de Keller Kew Queen’s House Royal Popham-laney Salisbury Road Towns Prince Edward Buckingham-house Westminster Abbey lateRrcat Richarv Ricsy West Indies Rigby Hereford Leominster Stourport Lugbridge Chatham Burton Pyntent

Frigate commander reports seized vessels and colonial plans

From Madrid and Naples reports describe a frigate commander capturing a convoy of 36 ships under English, Russian, and Portuguese colors. Viceroy sent a packet to Spain while authorities seek instructions. Also noted are an Inquisition edict and sugar refining privilege granted locally. An English squadron visited Naples with one line ship and two frigates. destination unknown.

Flanders Mexico Spain Madrid Don Dominick Sagar Andrade Naples

Robbers Fire at Maid in Priestly Garden

In Pair Hill yesterday morning a maid serving Dr Priestly saw three men in the garden as the gate opened. One fired a pistol at her, alarm spread through the house and a large bell rang. The villains fled into the countryside.

Country-News Birmingham

Maritime arrivals and departures in the Downs and ports

A list of ships arriving and sailing from the Downs and various ports. Notable vessels include the Duchess of Cumberland from Oporto, Queen of Portugal to Oporto, King of Spain to Cadiz, Montreal to Jamaica, Eleanor to Galway, and others to Lisbon and St Michael's. Winds NNW. Several ships passed Richmond and others from Riga, Rotterdam, Dunkirk, and Embden.

Hip-News& Deak Fox Duchess of Cumberland Brown Oporto Wilson Malaga Downs Gravesent Fan Richmond Patterson Riga Swallow Tolhurst Thomas Wilsons Good Design Bramey Rotterdam St. Magnus Bringman Bremen Prince of Prussia Jong Norden Britannia Dunkirk Perseverance Lethbridge William and Mary Vettram St. Vallery Olive Branch Stat Kincardine Norman Elizabeth Gaspie Young Hope Mill Endraught Bean Jonnson Embden

Dividends adjourned and certificate granted

Peter James Auriol of Devonshire Square London merchant February 1 fez Guildhall. Joseph Stafford Borough of Southwark Surrey hoGer February 6 five Guildhall London. Certificate to be granted. John Hutchinson late Lambeth Surrey brewer on or before February 16.

Hortham Sussex Dorking Edward Valentine Stead Donnington Berkshire Portsmouth John Thomas Minories Culver Brampton-forge Sheffield Yorkshire Fleming Newgatee Street Farringdon Baxter Gwine Bridgewater-squares William Medley Thames-street London Guildhall Carter Prescott Street Goodman’s- Fields Thomas Howell Colvill-court Rathbone Place Oxford-road Middlesex Charter Bartholomew-clofe Thomas Rayner Staining-lane Wood Street Jinen-draper Wild Watling-ftrett Jonas Wilson Glenton Liverpool Lancashire King’s Arms Waterstreet Richard Kelsall John Phillips Birmingham Warwickshire Threry Johnson’s Head Edmuns-street Shawe New Busne-street Lightwood Charles-street William Hadley Dealer Chapman Swan Tavern Bull-street Fox Parliament-street Westminster Henry Parker Moor-street Margaret Thomas Rees Thomas Llangadock Carmarthenshire Merces Copartners White-fion Broadstreet Britol Samuel Remnant Palace Yard Joseph Raine North Shirlts Northumberland White-hart Newcastle Upon Tyne Benjamin ¢Ullington Tottenham-Court-road Alexander Moore Bishopstate Street John Simpson Leicetery Three Crowns Inn Leicester Peter James Auriol Devonshire Square City of London Fez Joseph Stafford Southwark Surry hoGer John Hutchinson Lambeth

Padre and Gunpowder Tea Advertises at Low Price

A London dealer at Living Leaf, Corner of Bedford Street, Tottenham Court Road, advertises Padre Tea at twelve shillings per pound, claiming superior flavor and authentic packing. Gunpowder Tea and other fine teas like Souchong Congou and Green Tea are offered at reasonable prices to general families and households.

Joan Hoenecson Teaman Tottenham-Court Road London Congouw Bedford Street Tottenham Courtroad

Warwickshire Established Church Meeting on Defence of Conation

The Established Church members in Warwickshire call a meeting at the County Hall in Warwick on Tuesday February 2 at ten o clock to consider measures for defending the Conitation against Dissenters and to seek repeal of an Act. Signers include Leicester, Willoughby de Broke, Mordaunt, Digby, Townsend, Ellliot, Cord, and other county gentlemen. WarWIcK Jan 27 1790.

Cornwall Ito J. St. Aubyn Warwick Leicester Willoughby ‘de Broke Middleton John Mordaunt Miller Sadler William Holbech Henry Christ Wise Samuel Aylworth Wriottesley Digby John Foste Gore Townsend William Elliot John Bell Thomas Dolben Henry Bromfield Spencer Thomas Price Charles Curtis Spencer Madan John Tayler T. Young Edward Carver Edward Palme William Villers John Brooke

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