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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 02, 1790
Page
2
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A freewheeling London property magnate, Mr Elwes, amassed vast holdings including Portland Place and Piccadilly area stables. He lived itinerantly, moving between houses at short notice, and his death followed a years long episode of poverty and charity debates about wealth and social duty. The tale includes his banker, debts, and a dramatic ending with the discovery by Colonel Simms.
Reports from Luxembourg and India describe military shifts and political moves with the Emperor and Cobentzel. Observers note trade, travel, and colonial dynamics while France tightens civil liberty precedents and royal figures face internal limits.
In Brussels on December 25 the Utmo discord grows between the ubies and the people over control. The ubies seek everything while the people refuse. Em Fo may regain the country if the conflict continues. General Terrari, appointed to succeed General Dalton, remains a prisoner as German troops and Mons garrison are captured by priests and peasants seeking liberty for their homeland.
Foreign traders at Otterd move their goods to Dunkirk Amsterdam and nearby ports fearing new government measures. Spanish and Dutch merchants had sent goods there for sale but fear a crisis may bring looting of warehouses.
News of the arrival of his Majesty in London from England on December 2 follows a tempestuous voyage across the Gulf of Buona. He traveled ashore in a peasant wagon to avoid a public entry and magistrates’ insults. The king’s reception pleased the authorities who planned a grand demolition of public buildings.
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