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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 25, 1790
Page
2
A list detailing promotions and appointments within the army, including named officers and regiments, with mentions of court approvals and surrender declarations. The document also references bankruptcy notices and legal attestations, plus certificates due by a specified date.
Historical dispatch details concerns raised by various powers during Hague conferences. Officials discuss the Emperor’s declarations and whether ministers sought to incite discontent among Catholic faithful while revising stances on religious matters across provinces.
Reports from the Netherlands describe volunteer dragoons en route to Namur and Austrian troops massing to fill vacancies from deaths and wounds. The Adsrats urges Patriots to arm and march, while recruiting funds and artillery move to Aerichott. Public nerves rise as plans clash with fear of bloodshed and a possible revolution.
The dispatch discusses Austrian German negotiations over Belgrade Orawa and frontier fortresses. It notes Berlin’s reservations about Demands on access and fortifications, and Vienna’s stance toward Wallachia Moldavia and the Crimea precedent. The text implies strategic positions and potential concessions amid Ottoman pressures.
An 18th century correspondent reports scattered items including a potential French victory over allied forces in the Cuban theater, naval promotions in Britain with many officers named, a weather thunderstorm, and a dramatic note on thermometer readings and parliamentary meetings. The text alternates between military orders, sea maneuvers, and travel observations with numerous names and places sprinkled throughout.
The speech asserts the Emperor will maintain the Catholic apostolic faith, protect ministers, defend Belgic church privileges, and observe ecclesiastical laws and customs established before the Empress’s death, asking the assembly to accept these assurances.
A blaze tore through a bake house of a due crane in Winetavera fret. A fourteen year old girl with two children died in the flames. A harbor escaped with his fame and alerted others, two women and a man fled from a window. Several occupants were rescued or missing as fire consumed the structure.
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