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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 15, 1790

Page

3

Courts seek to hold South Seas claims amid rising port preparations

A report from London to Naples describes councils over who governs the South Seas as 45 ships are readied for sea. Claims clash among Britain and Portugal with Portugal possibly switching allegiance. Meanwhile Calabrian earthquakes prompt royal plans to repair and fund religious houses. Berlin notes field marshal Duke Brunswick and royalty visiting, plus mining missions returning with work methods. A Prussian order to move 7000 troops toward frontiers reaches observers at Bruefels.

London Portugal Paris Great Britain Naples Calabrias Zurlo Calabria Calabiz Ecclesiatticx Bank Berlin Duke of Brunswick Magdebourg Genshagen Wi.Haack Langvitch Potsdam Frederick of Brunswick Brandenburgh Gate Germany Hungary Funey Congress Schlieffen

Riots in Liberty linen silk weavers clash

In Liberty on Tuesday Sheriff with horse troop seized rioters and jailed them. On Wednesday the mob reassembled threatening violence until magistrates arrived, dispersing the crowd. The dispute stems from linen and silk loom work with a taunting slogan about the silk worm and flax.

IR Elawn Dublin

Descriptions of Barbary War Odds and Westminster Election

The narrative recalls Barbary conflicts under a later emperor with brutal actions against Jews, Moorish trade and a shift allowing English access at Tetuan. It notes the Abbey Garden election in Westminster with Fox, Hood, and Tooke, listing vote totals: Fox 294, Hood , Tooke 22. It ends with obituaries for Col Groves and Lt Gen J Pomeroy.

Barbary Spain Africa Tetuan Gibraltar Covent Garden City of Westminster Charles ‘James Fox Lord Hood Horne ‘Tooke Fox Lord Hoodge Mr. Tooke Newark Col. Groves Marines Merrion-square Dublin J. Pomeroy 64Th Regiment of Foot Trim

Hibbs Offers Orange Shrubs in Rum and Brandy Varieties

Monument Yard London Hibbs informs the Nobility and Gentry that his orange shrubs are in peak perfection Orders for any quantity not less than two gallons of Rum Shrub or Brandy Shrub are offered at the lowest money terms Cards of prices available at the warehouse

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