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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 16, 1790
Page
9
In Abingdon Berkshire digs uncover human bones likely from late Civil War era on Fitz Liacris grounds near Cromwell era garrison lines. A perfect glass bottle marked OC was found deep underground, thought to be a relic of the same period.
Proceedings in certain societies discuss the event in London with notes on involved groups and upcoming actions. Details are sparse but indicate formal meetings and expected conclusions.
Burke argues that the National Assembly’s revenue measures weaken the treasury and inflate representation. He contrasts English monetary practice with the Assembly’s paper system, claiming it harms commerce, imposes fictitious value, and erodes genuine security. He warns the paper currency inflates debt payments and promotes folly rather than wealth.
A damaged notice from December 26 lists Poros Commission suspending transmission of names and places of residence, with reasons for not opening to request. It warns that noncompliant parties by the 20th of next month face penalties.
To be sold under S$ OLD terms the sum of 2.8801 secured on an estate at per annum. It is a life interest for a life of thirty and a life of sixty five with Hal 5,278 fix. The survivor carries an 81 per cent interest payable yearly at a London bankers. For particulars enquire of Messrs. Clare and South Attornies Hatton Garden.
This morning's mail from France brought no foreign dispatches. Malaga dated October 25 notes the Nancy Symonds and Morning Star have arrived. Continental news is absent and the sale of national effects Milt continues to yield about twenty percent above prior estimates.
The article notes the Duke of Montrose as Master of the Ferie and the Earl of Cardigan named Governor of the Round Tower. It reports Lord Hawkesbury as possible successor to Leeds, Lord Howe’s fleet funding, and upcoming parliamentary moves. It mentions the Spanish-American boundary issue, naval contracts, and a French oath at Smyrna with the national cockade.
Portsmouth reports rapid dismantling of several ships in the harbor including Warrior and Periwig with others soon being unrigged. The Robus, Elephant, and Helo remain at 74 guns and may stay in commission as guards. The Spithead fleet awaits similar orders. Also a local performance of The Come is described with mixed reception and notes on cast.
The Recorder reported to the King in Council on executions and transportation for crimes in Aldersgate Street and nearby. Prisoners named include Edward Lowe and William Jobbins to be hanged, others to be executed on a near date for forgery, treason, and counterfeiting. transports include several burglars and thieves with goods valued, plus a two month imprisonment for Jane Norton.
A royal procession with Rovel Arsuts and Elizabeth attended a theatre performance. They entered with a large retinue of castle attendants as music entertained the audience. Upon Pontile’s entrance the crowd cheered and proclaimed loyalty.
On Monday at one o clock a new mir for the service of the Fat India Campiry is launched from Vir Perry s yard at biacswi. A sumptuous entertainment follows at the London Wavern with invitations to Mr Pitt and many gentlemen. Last week in Abingdon Berks Herbert Pine Bull married Miss Kendal Cirencever. Yesterday morning at five died Mr Clinch proprietor of the Newbury coach. Friday last died Mrs Temret of Wandworth wife of Mr George Tempest of the All Farthi Academy.
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