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Newspaper

Christian Advocate

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 25, 1830

Page

1

Wanted youths and assistants in trades and religion themed ads

Classified notices announce an apprentice sought for a general trammongery business with preference to Methodist sons, and an experienced assistant needed in linen drapery and haberdashery with Methodist preference. Also listings for book notices and price of new religious works by Pike and Whitfield.

John Stephens City-road London Methodist Society J.G. Smith High Street Yum Norfolk

Children’s Books and Tracts Featured in Advertisements

A page advertises religious tracts and children’s literature, praising Dialogues for clear language and moral uplift. It lists titles such as X Closet Manual and Conjectures on happiness, plus The Child’s Repository and Infant Scholar’s Magazine with wood engravings and affordable prices. Cabinet makers and upholsterers are urged to place orders, noting reduced general ironmongery prices and quality brass work from Carman’s brass foundry at Newgate Street.

Child's Repository and Infant Scholar’s Magazine Royal Guardian Home Missionary Magazine N.B

Royal nominations and ecclesiastical appointments list

From the London Gazette dated February 20 and published February 23, the King orders congé d'élire for St Asaph to elect a bishop after the death of Dr John Luxmoore, and recommends Dr William Carey for that see. The King grants the deanery of Chichester to George Chandler and appoints Richard Jelf as Canon of Oxford. John Bull becomes Canon of Christ Church Oxford, James Somers Cocks is named Canon or prebendary of Worcester.

Whitehall United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland St. Asaph John Luxmoore William Carey Exeter St. Asaphnne George Chandler D.C L Chichester Samuel Slade Richard William Je James Somers. Cocks Worcester Sir Herbert Oakeley

Currency and Candia debates in the House of Lords

Lords debate currency measures and gold exports. Wellington and others dispute if paper in circulation reflects true wealth. Greece Candia policy, slave transit, and Portugal diplomacy dominate mixed session with calls for full papers and a royal address.

Candia Greece Lord Holland Mediterranean Earl Bathurst Ibrahim Pachas Ibrahim Pacha Goderich Porte Butt Holland Morea Negropont Duke of Wellington Candias Lord Liverpool Europe

Wesleyan Methodism Chronicles and Memoirs Advertised

An illustrated catalog of Wesleyan Methodism works by John Stephens and S Warren LL.D. including Digest of Laws and Doctrines, Biographies of Mrs Warren and Wesley, calendars, diaries, sermons, meditations, and school dialogues. The items feature engravings, autographs, and plates, with pricing in shillings and pence.

Aed Wesley Conference Samuel Warren Ihngland Wales Scotland Joan and Ciardes Wesley Joan Flercaer Ann Warren S. Warren Ll.d

Appointment of Navy Treasurer and Cabinet Secretaries

From the London Gazette dated February 19 1830 letters patent appoint Thomas Frankland Lewis as Treasurer of the Navy and appoints Edward Lord Ellenborough Robert Peel George Earl of Aberdeen Sir George Murray Arthur Duke of Wellington Henry Goulburn John Sullivan Anthony Ashley Cooper James Graham Thomas Perevrilh Courtenay and George Bankes as the three principal Secretaries of State and commissioners for the Affairs of India.

George Murray G.C.B Arthur Duke of Wellington K.G Treasury Henry Goulburn Exchequer John Sullivan Anthony Ashley Cooper Ashley James Graham Marquis Graham Thomas Perevrilh Courtenay George Bankes Iidia

Bankrupts to surrender at multiple locations in March and April

The report lists bankrupts surrendering at Dawes and various London streets including Bas inghall Street Albany Street Re cent s park and others with dates March May April. It notes creditors and assignees at offices such as Commercial rooms Bristol and White Lion Inn Norwich and lists numerous individuals and trades from confectioners victuallers and cork merchants to cabinet manufacturers and linen drapers. It also mentions dividends certificates to be granted and a scotch sequestration in Dundee plus partnerships dissolved across England and Scotland.

Basinghall-Street Dawes Cheapsiie Albany-street S Park Robinson Pancras-lane Donn Baker Nicholas-Jane Tessier P. Ringmorce Devonshire Paterson and Peile Old Broad-street Woonrorre G. Sen Upper Stamford-street Waterloo-road G. Woodroffe Evans Gray’s-inn-square Bonet W. Bedminster Somersetshire Bristol Pools Greenfield Gamlen Gray’s-inn Buckcey White Bear-inn Manerences Clarke, Richards Yorkshire Kimberley’s New Malton Sol Mr. Williamson Newcastle-upon-Tyne the Crown and Thistle-inn Newcastle Meggison and Pringle King’s-road Bedford-row Richardson New Sarum Wiltshire Freemason S-Hall Gibbins Furnival’s-inn Roderick Elizabeth Aberystwith Cardiganshire White Lion-inn Jenkins and Abbott New-inn Wallace J. Manchester Star-inn Manchester Cavelje Great James-street Bedford-raw Youne Taylor Clement’s-inn J. Brown Wootton Bassett Wilts White-street Little "Moorfields R. Ragee Great Bookham Surrey M. Pate Bennett-street St. James’s W. H. Freeman Prince’s-street St. James's Ff. Daubney Victualler L. Sheard Lepton J. Wright Princes-street Leicester-square Smith W. C. Hindley Boston Lincolnshire Draper W. Cox Bath Cheltenham Silk-Mercer W. Down Church Passage Guildhall Blackwell Hall C. Stockman H. Bennison South-row New Road St. Pancras High Holborn H. S. Fitchie Dundee Budge's Hotel Kenworthy and Clark Accrington Lancashire Lewis and Kebbell Thornhill and Cooper Whitby C. A M. A. Merrick White Hart-court Lombard-street G. Millard Aylesbury-street Clerkenwell Levens and Machell Kendal J. and A. Wallis G. Evans R. Pritchard Ketley Shropshire Poulter, Chanell Bridger Godalming Mercers W. Poulter J. C. Brook Ossett Roserts Sir W. Bart Courtlands Fowey Cornwall Basinghall Street East S. Lavenham Suffolk Harris and Tyas Beaufort Buildings Strand Fiuther Henrietta-street Cavendish-square Mr. Waugh Bedford- Row Lawson W. J. Lombard-street Bill-Broker Clayton John-street J. Kensington Brewer Branscombe Fleet-street Suita Bride-lane Walnut-tree-walk Lambeth Gellatly Wellington-place Limehouse J. Birmingham Canton Ing Birmingham Holme Frampton Loftus Newton Renee Om Bowrie T. Gunthorpe Megeett Kent Street Southwark Kingston Hotel Kingston-upon-Hull Sels.- Hicks and Morris Danny Ellis and Walmesly Chancery-lane Gipness C. Garrett Millers White Hart-inn Williams Verulam-buildings Gray’s-inm O Hyams J. P Liverpool Clarendon-revins Roscoe Temple Oo Harpy W. Kirkby-Moor-side Jacomb Tindal Huddersfield van Landau Brown Old Jewry Oo Isaacs L.and I Farriers Clarendon-rooms Makinson and Sanders Middle Temple Co Jones Clarendon Buildings Mr.Taylor Clement’s Inn Re Johnson H. Trowell Nottinghamshire Black Moor’s Head Nottingham Hurd Johnson So Kay H. Leeds Great Yarmouth Dax Alger George-inn Plumtre Lamb-buildings H.T J. Smith York Drapers T. Collinson J. H.‘Pritton R A. Smith Sheffierd Dryden J. Bell T. Bonner Monkwearmouth Durham J. Wida Brownshill Gloucestershire Clothier W. Richardson Tottenham-court-road J. Nichols W.graham Leeds J. Watch Pershore Worcestershire R. Roberts Ruthin Denbighshire G. Chick Dyer G. Ewart Dunse Saddler Townhall Danson J. Wilson Renfrew King’s. Arms Tavern Glasgow Cockburn and Hardie Edinburgh Royal Exchange W. Weir Black Ball-inn J. Guild and Co Lyceum-rooms Langley and Son Wellington R. Greenham J. Molyneus Shaw and Alexander P. Catterall S. S.clark New Fleet-market C. Buck Maidstone S.turner and Co Markeaton Derbyshire G. Lohman and H. Ft. Toppin Mark-lane H. Coulson and Son Penzance N. Knight and Co W. H. Hornby and

Swiss Consul Appointment in Liverpool Approved

The King has approved Emanuel Zwilchenbart as Consul at Liverpool for the Swiss Confederation. He will serve in official capacity and represent Swiss interests in the port city.

Foreign Office Fes Emanuel Zwilchenbart Liverpool

Brudenell Named to Parliament Seat in Place of Eden

The Crown announces Members retained to serve in this Parliament. Lord Brudenell of Brooksby hall replaces Sir Robert Henley Eden who has vacated his seat by accepting the Chiltern Hundreds.

Insolvent and bankrupt notices from Broad Street and beyond

Insolvent estates and bankruptcies listed across multiple locations with names such as E W Pinners hall Broad Street and G T Exell Silver Street. Entries include surrender dates February to April and settlements at various London and regional venues with numerous solicitors and offices named.

Esse W. Pinners’-hall Broad-street Morris E. Wrexham Denbighshire Sampson P.S Brighthelmstone Exell Silver-street

Wellington Estates Made Duke a Major Spanish Landholder

The Spanish King granted the Duke of Wellington estates in Granada after the Peninsular War. An arrears settlement was sought via Crown lands, with Mr O Lawler selecting 7,000 acres of Xeres de la Frontera common for grazing. The arrangement could make Wellington one of Spain’s largest wine growers in years.

Don Miguel Nero Fitus Portugal Cortes Vierina England Lord A Barbavena Mr. Canning Europe Charles Stewart Lord Aberdeen Verccira Plymouth Goderich Terceira Palmela Wharncliffe Earl of Caprara Duke of Wellington Canning Sir Charles Stewart Don Pedro Donna Maria Vienna Brazils Miguel Frederick Lamb Corps House of Braganza Barbacena Azores Africa Lubeck Hambro Bremen Flanders Melbourne Wellington Kino Spain Soto de Roma Granada Grace of Wellington O' Lawler O* Lawler Xeres de la Frontera O’lawler

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