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Newspaper

General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 18, 1790

Page

3

Peace prospects and military moves across Europe

Reports from Vienna Berlin and Munich detail ongoing troop movements and fortifications as preparations for potential peace influence markets. Prominent actions include 30,000 troops marching toward Vienna, 80,000 royal troops in motion or encamped, and plans to govern the Low Countries under Austria while maintaining the alliance with Russia and Prussia.

Lower Austria Hungary Gallicia Bohemia Tyrol Fienna Moravia Naples Viena Ludomeria Lemberg Berlin Landsberg Mark Prussia Count van Henckel Frederick Saxony Munich Baron de Lehrach Vienna Peterbourgh Lambro Cazzioni Impress Croffen Driefen Duke of Brunswick Russia Count Schulenberg Frankfurt Electorate of Hanover Lower Saxony Liege Bruséls House of Austria Limburgh Leyden Crusade Louvain Reichenbach Count Hertzberg Belgic Low Countries Afix

Armament Orders Fill Fleet in Transit

The Gazette notes ships of the Jin already equipped and in the road, with orders received to arm successively sixteen more ships and four frigates. The pace remains brisk as major armament proceeds amid public opinion and pledges.

Jin Perton Dre Gowland Dri Gawland

King's MeMenger Reports Royal Ceremonials and Trade News

London dispatch describes letters from Windsor to the Cabinet and orders for the Cumberland funeral, with arrangements to mimic Yarborough interment rituals. Reports on a Board of Trade discussion with a Turkish envoy, promising a potential turkey trade treaty, plus Stockholm peace treaty terms between Sweden and Russia and executions in Stockholm. Also notes on wheat prices, trials for bad money, Excise obstruction case, and a few local marriages.

Windsor Lodge Duke of Norfolk Earl Marshal England Duke of Cumberland Duke of Yar Jerusalem House of Lords Duchess of Cumberland Cumberland Lodge Windsor-Foret Lord Hawkesbury Constantinople Stockholm Sweden Rusia Abo Nystadt Baltic Klengsporten Fairland Baron d’Armfeldt Malmoe Haftfehr Kir Col. Leyonnaut J. Blanket Elizabeth Danbar Newgate Bridget Daffney Samuel Jenkins Old Bailey Excise Geneva Kingsford Taylor Thomas Thames Faux Borman Bethnal- Green Allen Borman Thurtsday Lat Marybone-church Jonathan Rathleigh Silverton Devon Miss Cum

Quaker Proprietor in Coalbrook-Dale Works Connection

Fragmentary text hints at Mr J Joséph Rathbone a Quaker and a proprietor linked to Coalbrook-Dale Tr on works near Grosvenior place Liverpool. Names and places are unclear due to OCR issues but suggest a local historical note on industrial figures. The fragment mentions 26th and a person named Weytouth.

Burges Weytouth Benjamin Jones Eigs Grosvenior-place Hissbeule Liverpool J. Joséph Rathbone Coalbrook-Dale Tron

Nicholson's State Lottery Office Offers Irish and English Tickets

Nicholson sells genuine State Lottery tickets and shares for the Irish Lottery drawing on November 15 and the English Lottery on February 9, 1791. Schemes printed free. ticket prices listed for various shares, with authority stamped “State-Lottery Stamp-Office 1790.” Correspondents attended. orders by post or coach.

Reegeer Ar Ag Bank-Streer Cornhill Lowpony Bank of England Nicholson State-Lottery Stamp-Office

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