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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 03, 1790

Page

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King of Morocco dies as throne passes to heir

Mail from France arrives. In April the King of Morocco dies at the capital. His son Yefed is proclaimed king at Rabat and here. In Europe, tensions rise with possible war between Austria and Prussia. Empress Russia seeks a loan. Turkish campaign planned. Danube bridges built. Poland watchers mobilize near Saslow and Brody.

Morocco The Law Muley Yefed Rabat Munich Maria Ann Charlotte Palatine of Sulzbach Clement Francis de Patle Bavaria Maximilian Joseph Venna Berlin Laudehn Laudohn Moravia Silesia Russia Prince of Cobourg Vidin Danube Simock Wallachia Belgrade Poland Prince of Waldeck Hussars Saslow Brody Hulton

Inquest On William Lailey Murdered At Bradferd

On Wednesday last a dignified jury at Bradferd examined the body of William Lailey a youth of about twenty wounded by John Lloyd of Bucklebury with a large clasp knife four inches into his belly. Lailey died after three days and Lloyd was committed for trial for wilful murder.

Country News Reading Bradferd Osborn William Lailey John Lloyd Bucklebury Stanford Lloyd Dr. Withers Mr. Sainsbury

Voyage ships listed with ports and captains

Gravesend June 2. Passed by the Jenny Service from Waterford Commerce Oughton and Nancy Hammond from Jamaica Melville Castle Dundas from Bengal Polly French from Gottenburg Norway Bear Hoops from Norway Olive Branch Davis from Lisbon and Vrew Martha Jans from Amsterdam.

Gravesend Jenny Service Waterford Commerce Oughton Nancy Hammond Jamaica Melville Castle Dundas Bengal Polly Gottenburg Norway Hoops Olive Branch Davis Lisbon Vrew Martha Jans Amsterdam

Royal procession and new peerage notes at Westminster Abbey

London reports describe the King in private coach with noble escort attending the Messiah at Westminster Abbey. A list of new peers and vacancies in offices is given, alongside delays in Parliament and court notices. Also covered are crimes, fires in Bishopsgate, robberies, marriages, and commercial notices for guns and health remedies.

Marquis of Bath Lord Dover Duke of Cumberland E. Waldegrave Duke of Gloucester Prince William Westminster Abbey Earl of Lord Godolphin Mr. Drake Sun Svitspury Messrs Wilkie St. Paul’s Church-Yard London

Seaman's New Vade Mecum by R Liddel Purser Royal Navy

This Day was published in one volume Octava priced by permission to the Lords of the Admiralty and illustrated with six copper plates of signals flags and maritime details. It contains a practical essay on naval bookkeeping the captain's books duties of a captain's clerk form sets for Navy service signal book formation for battle and explanations of sea terms plus officer pay and other maritime matters.

Ufs R. Liddel Royal Navy J.*robinson Paterno Tere Row

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