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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 09, 1790
Page
2
The readable text fragments reference persons such as William and Brent and mention terms like death, cake, orders, and pled by fim for that purpose. It resembles a damaged legal or court record with scattered names and actions but lacks coherent narrative or dates.
Ancestral document fragment records a royal letters patent granting lands or rights to Robert Grubb in the town of Leven. The text notes approvals by the king, with formalities and seals, and mentions payments and property descriptions in archaic legal phrasing.
Debates in the House of Commons focus on a petition denouncing violence and impropriety in the city election. Members discuss sending the petition to a committee and hearing opposition before deciding on further action. The session considers related notices and impropriety in election conduct.
The tsarist force details show troops and artillery moving to Riga with depots at Revel. Count Soltikow may command troops of White Russia. Despite preparations, hostilities are deemed unlikely as negotiations continue between the Courts of Moscow and Berlin. Cont Nazarewski becomes ambassador at Vienna, likely to reside at Würtemberg.
The Emperor entered the capital from Presbourg with the Queen of Napses Archduchess Maria Christioa and the Duke of Saxe Teichen amid triumphal arches. Leopold was named Palatine of Hungary, and the Emperor presented him two mansions Hollitfen and Scalothot. annual yields expected at about 9,200 and 30,000 florins respectively. The coronation as King of Bohemia is set for May 16.
Frankfort reports major government reorganization in the Palatinate with Armberg to merge with Newbourg and Sulizbach under the Elector. The Dresden court confirms a new foreign affairs head Count de Lule and home department to Baron de Gutschmid. Armies move: 30,000 at Ivonis under General d Ingelirom, 6,000 to Poland frontier, and 25,050 encamped in Atovia.
In Paris a statue of the Virgin Mary in a late recipient's house on rue de B seg is observed to weep attracting curious crowds. Serious authorities investigate the scene as reporters record the event and public reaction.
The text discusses threats to security and calls for action against foes, mentioning a council inquiry and a proposed measure to arrest or deter dissent. It cites counts of troops and conspirators, including references to nobles and foreign connections. The tone presents a tense climate with proposed suppressive steps.
Reports describe the Queen Charlotte leaving Jamaica with ships Centurion and Archdeacon at sea, forays of frigates Cygnet and Alert, and crews in good health. Wrecks include Noord and Albien near Flor ca hore, with rescue efforts and subsequent diversions as Genoa events unfold along Caribbean routes.
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