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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 07, 1790
Page
9
Navy OFPTOE reports a sale of several lots of old stores at Sneer Yard Chatham. The event occurs Monday next month during business hours. bidders may inspect and bid at the comuni office.
The notice outlines tender procedures for navy contracts dated 1790 with locations including Chatham Crom Riga Log and Jat 1g ts Poothy Ballatt Baskets. Tenders must be delivered to the lobby. no letters accepted before attendance and none after eleven o clock. Payment to be in Navy Bills with discount as approved.
Navy Office in 1790 announces half pay disbursements from January to June. Notices list dates for Admirals Captains and surgeons to report at Pay Office in Vienna, with attendance and oath requirements and provision for attorneys if needed. A separate ad lists Winter Fashions and various goods for sale at Fleet Street, with prices and items including clocks cloaks shawls and parasols.
fragmented text discusses government structure and comparisons between republican and royal authorities. mentions a new edition and institutions, with unclear references to specific places and dates.
Westminster residents petitioned over votes rejected in a duchy election asking reconsideration on May 3. Petitions from Roxborough Cirancellor Sudbury Orkney were also ordered for consideration on May 10 12 17. The House moved to Ways and Means for a four shilling tax and set sessions.
Yesterday arrived the Mail bearing significant intelligence from trusted authorities. The newspaper pledges authenticity and forwards the important updates to readers for immediate awareness.
The report describes General Schoenfeldt retreating across the Meuse in disorder on November 22, and General Koehler gathering fugitives at Mons before moving toward Ghent. Austrian troops reach Namur and Brussels, facing mob violence yet restored to calm amid acclaim for the return of old allies.
The King attended a Levee at St James's after a Windsor departure, receiving Secretaries of State and other officials before returning to Windsor. A reconciliation occurred between two Cabinet members at Lord Grenville's, while notes mention Irish affairs, tax plans, and Austrian troop movements as peace returns to Europe begin to unfold.
Old Bailey intelligence notes a felon being tried after a capital conviction for tearing and defacing garments. Judge Athurst comments on parliamentary reach of the law, with one defendant discharged and others convicted of breaking and entering dwellings and related felonies. Several prisoners face sentences of years or transportation.
A fragmentary report notes strict orders to soldiers prohibiting insults to civilians with death as a possible consequence. It mentions punishment under county law for abusing soldiers and cites Schultz and Schoenfeldt with peers joining General Koehler and retreating to Ghent.
Letters from New York and Llanlax brought remittances and orders for goods to be sent once ready. Dr. C M Lacha elected physician to the new Finchery Dipay. A fire at a Crown Street Westminster house caused alarm but no serious damage after entry by Justice. Local lottery prizes drawn No 102471, 239471, 34904. Parish clerk vote results show Mr Dickson ahead. Death notices for Mellith and Rogsdale.
Vending notice lists Edinund Dre fobuiou's Victionary with Aut rites actate. Printed and sold by Mr. Longman. One volume priced 2s 3d for 2 volumes priced 3s. Reader details not fully legible in OCR.
Bank stock quotes and commodity listings appear in a crowded financial brief with items such as red prices, percent figures, annuities, bonds, South Sea stock, old and new annuities, and Navy Lottery Tickets. The fragmentary text shows market notes and speculative values without a clear narrative or date.
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