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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 21, 1790

Page

3

Belgrade Orders Fortifications to Be Destroyed

Reports from Belgrade dated August 23 say orders arrived to blow up new fortifications and ruin old works since October 8. Count de Wallis warns Belgrade and its suburbs to be restored to the Turks, forcing Christians to move within a fortnight. Servian volunteers refuse to surrender arms amid fears of massacres along the Danube and other rivers under Porte control.

Belgrade Count de Wallis Porte Niffa Danube

Prolonged Irish Parliament prorogations and Cork race costs

Dublin reports the Parliament prorogued to November and the Lord Chancellor to England for duty owed to the King. Archbishop of Dublin and Lords Carleton and Ranelagh named as Great Seal Commissioners during absence. Southern peasantry discontent noted, advocating redress rather than coercion. Cork county election races between Sir Nicholas Colthurst and Mr. Stawell expected to be costly, with fabricated pledges and vigorous campaigning anticipated.

Dublin England Lord Carleton Viscount Ranelagh Great Seal Cork Nicholas Colthurst Mr. Stawell Perons T. Pentlemen

Royal Family Observes Coronation Anniversary at Windsor

London reports mark the coronation anniversary with private noble compliments at Windsor. The Royal Standard flies on the White Tower and Round Tower. Windsor Park guns fire. The Prince of Wales departs for Brighton. Preparations begin for the Duke of Cumberland funeral procession to Westminster Abbey, with remains due to move from Pall Mall Saturday evening. Admiralty letters reach the Lords Commissioners, and Spanish embassies are said to be sent to New States colonies. Captain Macbride gains high standing among captains under new flags.

Windsor White Tower London Round Tower Park and Tower Royal Prince of Wales Carleton-house Brighton Lord Chamberlain Duke of Cumberland House of Lords Henry the Vinlch Westminster Abbey House of Peers Palaceyard Pall Mall Prince’s Chamber Cumperlanp House William Duke of Cumberland Gloucester House Admiralty Half Park Admiral Barrington Spithead Grand Feet Earl Howe Leeward Islands Lord Hyde

Proclamation on prorogation and debates with Spain in 18th century

The Gazette reports Parliament prorogation to November 23 and outlines aims of negotiations with Spain, emphasizing naval protection and the Southern Whale Fishery as vital for future wealth and seamen. It also covers unrest in Saint-Domingue, Russian plans for toleration and colonization, militia actions at Port-au-Prince, and various other notices from trade to appointments and local events.

Réland Duefay Spain California Volga Russia Porte Petersburgh Madrid

State Lottery Tickets and Shares Advertised for 1791 Draws

A London notice from Bank Street Coronant advertises English and Irish State Lotteries with prize details, sale by Mr Nicholson of tickets and shares, current prices and drawing dates, plus warnings that only stamped tickets are legal and genuine. Country correspondents attend to orders by post or coach.

Bank Street Coronant London Bank of England Wey Traning Trish Nicholson State-Lottery Stamp-Office

SWERFORD Park Auction: Desirable Estate with Mansion House

To be sold by auction soon by Mac Quaiste. Desirable estate includes a mansion house, stabling, offices, kitchen garden, walled and cropped grounds, private groves, five acres of woodland, park and pasture with a trout stream. Capable of supplying seventy to eighty acres, with marketing towns within fifty to eighty miles. Printed particulars will be ready shortly.

Swerford Mac Quaistie

Property to be Sold in Decem ber Next by High Court Decree

Pursuant to a decree and subsequent order of the High Court of Chancery, to be sold before John Eames, master, at Symonds Inn London in five lots. Freehold estates of Giles Strangeways deceased located at Weston-Zoyland Somerset and in Shalford Godalming Bramley Thorncombe Street and Dunsfold Surrey. Also two manors Markwick and Winkton-Hook Surrey. Printed particulars and plan available from listed solicitors and offices.

High Court of Chancery John Eames Ail Chambers Symond’s Inn Chancery Lane Léndox Parnes Giles Strangeways Weston-Zoyland County of Somerset Shalford Godalming Bramley Thorncomb- Street Dunsfold Surrey Markwicke Winkton-Hook Jenkins James Atbott New-Inoy Tondon Carey Bayly New- Inn Pickstone and Hockley Guildford Boye Bridgewater James Weeks Corn Street Brittol

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