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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 24, 1790

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Weather and military notes from Europe and Denmark

Fragments describe events on June 25 in Copenhagen and nearby, with the Navy sending four regiments to Shetland and the Duke of Sudermania’s ship damaged after an attack on Revel. A storm in Frankfurt on May 28 caused destruction including a powder magazine at Petersbourg and flooding around Bichlden Dabersted Melchendorf Hague Funero. The English ambassador pressed the Allies for treaty promised aid, prompting six ships of the line to be armed in addition to four already bound for the Baltic.

Slerwick Duke of Sudermania Revel Hangoe Frankfort Fune Erfort Petersbourg Bichleden Dabersted Melchendorf Hague Funero Alliarce Great Britain United Provinces Baltic Sea

Cambridge prizes honor Latin prose by Arts graduates

Cambridge reports the annual fifteen guinea prizes for Latin prose go to Senior Bachelors Heberden and Whishaw Middle Bachelors Keys Thornton and Thorp. The Duke of Gloucester visits Trinity College and Prince William Frederick’s tutor is made Doctor of Divinity. Plymouth Admiralty orders four ships equipped. readiness in ten days expected.

Cambridge William Pitt Lord Eaton University Heberden St. John’s College Whishaw Trinity College Keys Thornton Peggbroke Hall Thorp Peter House Duke of Gloucester Prince William Edward Walsby Prince William Frederick Plymouth Admiralty Royal Sovereign Royal George Gibraltar Hannibal

Arrival and departure of ships at Gravesend in June

Ships named Ship-N KF W and the Neptune Cambridge Nassau from Lisbon Leghorn Smyrna proceed to Stangate Creek and Gibraltar. Earl of Mansfeld from China stays with Adventure, Swift, Olive Branch at Gravesend. Other vessels Peter and Margaret Falconberg Haifsund Herletz Martha Breck Norman Lion Nodding Britannia arrive from Norway Memel Jamaica Dunkirk Rotterdam.

Deal Fun Wind S.W His Majesty Juno Brothers Brown Lisbon Neptune Cambridge Leghorn Nassau Tierrey Smyrna Stangate Creek Earl of Mansfeld Hepworth China Swift Pilot Olive Branch Edmonds Gibraltar Gravesend Peter and Margaret Falconberg Haifsund Herletz Martha Breck Norman Lion Norway Nodding Britannia Gowland Memel Hampshire Burrows Jamaica Dunkirk Johnson Experience Gerlin Rotterdam

Royal Windsor entertainments and court gatherings reported

London notices detail a private royal entertainment at Windsor Lodge and a royal walk to Calle for a banquet attended by the Queen and six princesses. The absence of Dundas from Edinburgh’s city seat is noted, with his election to the county and his nephew’s candidacy for the county. Dispatches from Paris discuss Spain England negotiations and potential European peace prospects.

Tlueslay Windsor Lodge Earls of Chesterfield Courtown Beauliex C. Marchioness of Bath Countesses of Courtown Harcourt Elizabeth Waldegrave Paris Spain England Europe Dundas Edinburgh Lord Advocate

Return of Members for the New Partia MentT Beverly

A long list of parliamentary returns shows numerous changes with many named MPs and peers in Beverly Hertfordshire and surrounding constituencies. The text records vice replacements, marriages, and new returns across multiple boroughs, including Abbots, Devizes, Pontefract, Scarborough, St.Ives, and Penryn, noting various titled figures and gentlemen.

Beverly James Pennyman J. Warton Chris. Sykes Bart Benecey W. Lyttelton Beeratston M- Metford George Beaumont W. Fielding Charles Rainsford Bripenrorty Thomas Whitmore Isaac Hawkins Browne Buckinghamshire W. W. Grenville Earl Verney Jo Aubrey Carnarvon Paget Durham John Tempest W. H. Lambton Devizes H. Addington Joshua Smith Fares T. Long Midhurst Percy Charles Wyndham Charles William Wyndham Henry Drummond Edward Cotsford Pontefract William Sotheran John Smith Wilcount Barnard Westbury Amuel Kitwick Ivan Law John Maddocks St. Mawes Weilliam Young Col Simcoe ReguNy Jones Stephenson Matthew Montasu Ifg Penryn Francis Baffet Glover T Ives William Praed Mills Poors Benjamin Litter Stuart M. A Vayler Kingsmuil Li Dover John ‘Kevanson Robert Preston Henniker Bentinck Exsater Baring John Buller Pybus Elvice Charles Barry Hertfordshire Pullmer E.q W. Baker Hale London William Curtis Brook Watson Sir Watkin Lewes Keight John Sawbridge Newmac William Picket Caxnampton Rovert Ladbroke St Leger Tigs Anderson Townshend Humphry Minchen Lord Maiden

Letters from Vienna and London News on Coronation Delays

Reports from Vienna note Hungary's political divisions may delay the coronation amid privilege disputes. English armament fears spark anxiety in Europe while French Patriots differ from Brabarcan factions. News arrives of Warren Hastings loyal to the River voyage and Caithness peerage dispute heightens county elections. Drogheda gears for Boyne centenary, Navy takes Nemesis to sea, ship arrivals from Philadelphia and India reach American ports. Court of Common Pleas records Wilkinson versus Warden over a prisoner’s escape.

Vienna Hungary England Spain France Netherlands Warren Hastings India-house Robert Sinclair Caithness Drogheda Ireland Battle of the Boyne William James Admiralty Deptford Ball Pigou West Sutton Philadelphia Wight Grand Duke London Virginia Cape Tienlopen Harmony Willet India Court OF Common Pleas

Poll results and notices from Guild Hall to Bath

Election tallies from Guild Hall and nearby boroughs show Aldermen Curtis Watson Lewes Sawbridge and Newnham elected with the Lord Mayor tallied. Sheriff selections Macaulay and Richard Carr Glyn follow, while Wilkes and Clarke consider future service. Other city and county results listed along with weather and agricultural notes. Marriages, a duel wound at Perry, theft at Henry Wilding, and obituaries conclude the report with local notices.

Guildhall Curtis Watson Lewes Sawbridge Newnham Alderman Macaulay Richard Carr Glyn Alderman Wilkes Chamberlain Alderman Clarke Wilkes Werminster Mr. Fox Lord Hood Mr. Horne Tooke Winchester Liverpool Lord Penrhyn Mr. Gascoyne Col. Tarleton Newcastle Sir A. Macdonald Lord Gower Mr. Fletcher Mr. Kypnersley Suffolk Hertfordshire Rickmansworth Perry Ireland Northamptonshire Henry Wilding John Scoolt St. Olave’s Southwark University of Oxford Fulham Anthony Brough Clapham Avery Hammersmith Ditcheat Somersetshire William Kingston Elizabeth Elford Cheenole Dorset Nnight

Mellor’s Shooting Guns Now Demonstrated at Whitechapel

Advertises Mellor’s Shooting Guns andTwisted Barrels with improved plan to shoot at 100 yards. Claims deadly accuracy and reduced recoil. Demonstrations available at Mellor’s Manufactory near Whitechapel Turnpike, London, with bore charges for Two Guineas and post-paid letters only.

Mellor Whitechapel London

The Illustration of the Linnaean System Volume Offered

This day published by John Miller at No 1e Vauxhall Walk Lambeth. The second volume of The Illustration of the Linnaean System includes the Permi Botanics and is illustrated by figures derived from plants with the character of each term. First volume and the Sexual System folio edition to be sold at the same address.

John Miller Linus

Debts to Estate of Edward Knight Requested

IL creditors of the estate of the late Edward Knight of Queen Street Sailors Ironmoyer are urged to pay debts to executor John Rutter of Lovrs Laney and to send any claims or demands to him. 1654

Edward Knight Queen Street John Rutier Lovrs Laney John Rutter

Election Resolutions for Kent County Poll on Pennenden Heath

A 1790 Kent County election record from Afford details resolutions by Sir Edward Knatchbull R Martham and Honywood to hold the poll on Pennenden Heath with fourteen booths designate division names and limits on candidate booths and visitors. It notes open hours for several days and authorized messengers while rescinding a previous plan to close the poll by Wednesday.

of Kent Rfoford R. Martham Edward Knatchbull Honywood Pennenden-Heath William Geary William Deedes George Finch Hatton Appford Mary

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