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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 04, 1790
Page
5
A dense, antiquated manifesto-like text debates liberty and revolution, contrasting British prudence with French upheaval. It argues against radical zeal, urges restraint, and extols enduring virtue, moral order, and cautious progress within society.
Advertisements outline a lottery and prize payments under Act of Parliament. Also offered are securities trading, patent medicines, and restoratives with sales locations in London shops and notes on cautions against counterfeit products. Public notices include pricing, distribution, and delivery terms for these goods.
An aged royal patent advert promotes Friars Drops and Frieks Drops cure claims for venereal disease, scurvy and rheumatism. It lists Robert Grubb of London as inventor and notes sales at Moore No. 2 Old Bailey near Ludgate Hill and other outlets in Oxford Street and Carnaby Street.
Foreign intelligence reports from Benders claim Potemkin has cut all communication between the army of the Grand Vizier and Turkish territories. A decisive general battle may be imminent as Turkish provisions hinge on this break. Reports also say in Poland and Rufie the Emperor intends Potemkin to succeed to the Duchy of Ooerland.
Advices report the king’s decision to imprison Latour a colonel, a major, and two other officers from the Royal Liegois garrison at Befort amid rioting and treasonous behavior. An act orders their public trial for crimes charged, with further transfers to other posts likely as punishment.
A list of individuals including Cadiz, Clancey, Jennings, Joseph, Johns, Munro, Habel, Fenning, Libeorgys Waters, Samson, Mailey and others were reported safe upon arrival at Malago on October.
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