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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 11, 1790

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Admiralty notices and global intelligence from May 1790

Royal and naval notices disclose unemployed officers to report abode within six months or lose half pay, while Danish and Swedish actions unfold in Savolax and Baltic ports. Reports cover royal deaths, earthquakes near Jamaica, ship movements, and Channel fleet arrangements as Britain readies force for potential conflict.

Prince of Wales Admiralty His Majesty Pa. Stephens Admiralty Office England Pu. Stephens Stockholm Robert Rosen Rieiiaikosky Suomenieri Baron Ungern de Sternberg Willikalédti Munich Highriess Bavaria Digee-Clement Copenhagen Prince of Denmark Stefivick Cheshire Militia John Thomas Stanley Ireland Regiment of Foot Thomas Cottelloe Henderson

Mangold Wurzel Seed Sale At Clerkenwell House

London May 7 1790 ME Chamberlaine announces final parcel of fresh mangold wurzel seed from the Continent to be sold at vial prices. Sale at his house 29 Aylesbury Street Clerkenwell with discounts for larger quantities. Season runs March to end May. Purchasers of five pounds or more offered seed at seven shillings per pound, ten pounds or more at six shillings. Sale aims to reduce stock before future offerings.

John Martindale Wiliam Parker Martindale Gainsburgh Lincolnshire Mercers, Drapers, and Copartners Surreder White-hatt Nd Wilfem Birnard Gainburgh Allen Furnival’s An London Vane Brooks Drury Lane Middlesex Pingerbreadbaker Guildhall Bland Fleek-street George Ryder Woohvich Kent Jane Guilshall Fairbank Ely-piece John Stevens Blue-boar-yard King-street St. Margaret Westminer Londo Montagu Nassau Street Soho Ragland Naffen White Lion Street St. James Clerkenwell Queen’s Court St. George's Fields Subry Lindon Otter Helbarn James Tifa Torleytreet Southwark Twive Old Fewry John Baguley Fleet-street Hatter and Hotier Furie Samuel Anderforl Fenchureh-street Watchandler Arthur Downes Laclane Robert Collins the Elder Willian Colins Hackney Carpenters and Partners John Martyn Rupert Henry Gooch Garletton Suffak Chapman Great Yarmouth William Odgers Falmouth Cornwall Mercer and Draper King’s-arms Ohn Terfington Danthorpe Holderness Yorkshire George Isy Kingsten von Hul Thomas Bolas The Temple John Robson Guilisall Thomas Garnet Tate Oxford-road William Hillier Broad Sc Give Chamberlaine Continent Aylesbury Sereety Clerkenwell

Monument to Mr Howard Proposed by London Subscribers

London coffee house May 10 1798 A general meeting of subscribers resolved to erect a monument to the memory of Mr Howard appoint a committee of thirty one with five empowered to act and named members including Alderman Boydell Sir F C Burbury and John Reynolds An advertisement to invite subscriptions and public support was ordered and funds to be collected at several banks and offices with Joan Boydell as chairman

London Duke of Clarence Buckingham-house St. James’s Palace Plymouth England Prince of Wales Lord Hood Admiral Barrington West Indies Lords of the Admiralty Admiralty Board Chatham Channel Lord Howe Hope Hotham John Jervis Leveson Gower Illustrious Edgar Dommett Pringle Princess Royal Hyde Parker Brunswick Sinclair Cyclops India House Company Sulivan Robert Peuney Canton Lord Macartney Wycombe Rockingham Nottingham St. Helena Earl of Mansfield Marquis of Hebe Winterton Bombay Ponsborne Cape Comerim Vestal India William Hamilton David Seton Yetterday General Post Office Jamaica Halifax Banins Falmouth Lord Heathfield Gibraltar Cock of the Rock John Farrel Thomas Cratkett David Boswell Henry Brown Fortunatus O’warris M.D. Custes Parish of St. George Edward Maxwell William Mowart Copley Hall Samuel Crookshanks Baillie John Buchanan War-office Blue Mountains Stockholm Baron d’Armfeldt Hafterko d’Qtter St. Famed’s Guildhall City of Middlesex Richard Sayer Richard Crawshay Tyler Richard Robinson William Hanson Charles Jackson James Chantners John Crutchfield Richard Carr Glyn Thomas Cadell Philip Pyndar Alderman Peckham Clarkson Palmer Bridge London Bridge Blackheath Mr. Ross Madrass Reid Holborn Sampson Wright Howardian London Coffee Howard T Haward Alderman Boydell Thomas Bowdler F.C. Burbury John Call Willian Chapman Alderman Curtis John English Dolben Josiah Durnford Magens Dorrien William Drake Lott Mr. Howard Nichols R. F. Arid W. Gefling Fleet-street Mildred Mattersman Walker White Hart Court Graces Church-Street Bangstons Towgoods Amory Clement’s- Laney Meffis Barifom Morland Hammersley Pall-Mall Derriens Mello Martiny Finchlane Pybugs Call and. Co New Bond-street Shakespeare “Gallery PallaMatl Dre Lettrom Basinghall Street Gerforth Raper Clough Swann Bankers York Nitholy Red Ldonaflage Fleet Street Joan Boydell

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