West Indies Commission for Crown Estates debated in Parliament
Mr Browne urged papers on the Commission managing Crown Estates in the Caribbean. Letters from Governor Gordon, orders to agents, and estate expenditures were called for. Delegates defended the Missionaries while warning of sectarian zeal and Barbadian unrest. The debate covered governance, slave treatment, and the Commission’s funds. The House adjourned with Lord Castlereagh recording the count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browne
Gordon
Earl of Liverpool
West Indies
Barbadoes
Goulburn
Butterworth
Dr. Cook
Ceylon
Wesleyaun Methodists
Fr. Smith
Mr. Marryat
Wilberforce
Perceval
Mr. W
M’ Alister
England
Bankrupts listed in London Gazette June twenty third
A London Gazette notice dated June 23 lists numerous bankrupts and their occupations across Birmingham Suffolk Lincolnshire Somerset Norfolk Derby Manchester and London. Names include Wight ink-stand maker R Wirte merchant J Thompson ship-brokers and J Landate merchant with corresponding attorneys and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Birmingham
Clarke and Richards
Chancery-lane
H. Oldring
Sibton
Sloanesquare
Chelsea
Attornies
Breasdate
Aleaundet
Boime
New Ton
M. Pannell
Poster-laney West Smithfield
Leather-Dregesor
May Carter
Gora Alayor’s
Notable London Attorneys and Tradesmen Listings
A list of individuals including J Carvells of Willingham Cambridgeshire dealer and W Stewart of Deptford victualler, with their respective Attornies firms and addresses such as Messrs Toone and Co Chancery Lane and Messrs Cl and R Parker Greenwich. Also named are R Pope maltster, J Lee hatter, B Bayfield wine broker, T Lowndes warehouseman, Peyce cheesemonger, W S Arnold wine merchant, M Molony coachmaker, and E Aislen solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Carvells
Willingham
Cambridgeshire
Toone and Co
W. Stewart
Deptford
R. Parker
Greenwich
R. Pope
Cherhill
Wiltshire
Freeman’s Court
Cornhill
W.S. Arnold
Great Tower-street
At_tornies
Cruce
London Gazette Directory of Trades and Attorneys
A June 29 London Gazette listing features names of tradespeople from silk merchants to wine merchants and hat makers. It lists addresses in London streets and lists their attorneys or law offices, including Messrs Milne and Parry, Few and Hamilton, Morton and Williamson, and others, with various occupations such as grocer, hatter, jeweller, ship broker, and milliner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lawson
Whitby
York
Silk-Mercer
Attornes
Milne and Parry
Temple
Simson
Globe-street
Middlesex
Cabinetemaker
Mr. West
Red Lion-street
Wapping
J. E. Poote
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Mr. Wilde
Warwick-square
Newgatle-street
J. Butt
Warminster
Wilts
Grocer
Attornies
S-Inn
W. B. Hill
Coventry
Alexander
Carey-street
J. Smith
Sedgley
Stutford
Tron-master
Whitaker
Beoad-court
Long-acre
J. Halland
W. Aspinall
Harp-lane
Tower-street
Bellamy
Angel-court
Throg- Mortonestreet
M. Dauke
Plymouth
Beardevand Co
Corbet-court
Gracechurch-street
Manchester
Taylor
Hturd Nod Co
Inner-temple
M. Hornsey
Morton and Williamson
Gray’s-inn-square
A. Lowe
Berkeley Street
Clerkenwell
Charter
Printer
Blackfriars
R. Clark
St. Mary-hill
Atcheson
Great Winchester-street
Ogden
Keighley
Money-Scrivener
Evans
Hatton-garden
W. Phillpin
Bread-street
Bucklersbury
Mr. Pullen
Fore-street
J.P. Entwistle
J. H. Mantey
Catenton-street
Messrs
Gale and Sun
Basinghall Street
Waterloo
Hanover
Hamburgh
Paris
Fouché
Dresden
Buenos Ayres
Fabian
Orpheus
Monte Video
Saturday Was A Holiday On The Stock Exchange
Saturday was observed as a holiday at the stock exchange, with markets closed and traders noting the pause in normal trading, while official notices indicated no regular sessions or settlements for the day.
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The
Stock Exchange
The Champion 1816 Paris Intelligence and British News
A quiet week yields little on foreign affairs as Paris reports gloom and emigrant rumors. Notes on Cazes influence and possible royal documents surface, with distress from scarce provisions and joblessness across departments. Continent commemoration of Waterloo, Tunis unrest, and a Commons report on tithes mark further readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Cazes
Ife
Robeesquierre
Tunisian Mutiny Ends in Revolt Against Mahmud Bacha
A detailed report from Tunis on April 30 describes Turkish soldiers splitting into factions, seizing the governor's palace and the citadel of Gaspa. Mahmud Bacha and Bey Sidi-Assen were deposed, with Sidi Mustapha and Semein-Bey resisting and pledging to defend the sovereign. Deli-Aly proclaimed himself Bacha, allowing town pillage for eight days and tax abolitions, while plans to retreat to Goletta and appeal to Constantinople were considered. The Golette expedition moved forward despite dissension among officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunis
Gaspa
Mahamud Bacha
Sidi-Assen
Sidi-Mustapha
Mahamud
Semein-Bey
Uss
Goletta
Constantinople
Matchaud
Golette
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London Gazette
Sasturday
London
Champ de Mars
National Guard
House of Commons
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