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Christian Reporter

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 11, 1821

Page

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Bankrupts listed in London Gazette April 7 notice

The London Gazette issue lists numerous bankruptcies and dividends with names including W Wood of Butley Cheshire. W Cape of London Bridge. Ball of Postford Hill Surrey. J Farquharson of Swansea. H Stanley of Jackhouse Oswaldtwistle. J Wilkinson of Great Driffield. J Burbery Coventry. R Clements Coventry. W Berriman Lyneham. F Trix South Molton. J Matthews Coventry. I Ayton Newcastle. J W Sanders Newcastle. F Jeffs Coventry. W Jackson Bristol. J Palmer Rogely. R Ritchie Mill Lane Deptford. and others. Auctions, locations, dates, and solicitors noted.

W. Cape London-bridge-loot Guildhall Birkett Clonk-lane Ball Post-ford-hill Surrey Paterson and Co Old Broad-street W. Brandon Kent-street Borough Brooking Lombard Street J. Farquharson Swansea Glamorganshire Messrs Clarke and Co Little Saint Thomas H. Stanley Jackhouse Oswaldtwistle Lancashire Whitster D. Robinson Blackburn W. Robinson Settle Yorkshire Armstrong Staple Inn J. Wilkinson Great Driffield R. Ellis Chancery Jane T. Scotchburn J. Burbery Coventry King’s Head Inn Long and Co Holborncourt Gray’s Inn J. B. Troughton King's Head Inn Long and Co. Holborncourt Malmsbury Wiltshire R. Woodhouse King’s Benchwalk Temple B. C. Thomas F. Trix South Molton Devonshire Tanner Fortescue Arms Inn Barnstaple Pearson Pumpcourt South Newcastle Upon Lyne Meggison J. Carter W. Jackson Bristol Rummer Tavern All Saints- Lane Messrs. Poole Gray's Inn G. Martin Exchange J. Palmer Rogely Staffordshire Fave Town Hall Rugely Stocker Messrs. Jones and Co. Mincinglane G. Seaman Bishopsgate-street M Michael South Sea Chambers Threadneedie Street R. Bristow Lloyd’s Coffee J. Linney Chester W. Favill Cromwell Nottinghamshire W. Pulléyn Leadenhall-street Goldsmith Ri Gower St. Austell Cornwall J. Aikin Liverpool J- Macmichael T. Gitth W. Npdciiehael J. Sticheal Setae M‘math Bridgnorthy Shropshire

Intelligence from Naples and Wallachia Turmoil

News from Paris reports telegraphic intelligence from Naples that on March 24 Lazzaroni mobs attempted murders of Carbonari but were stopped by Austrians. On March 25 tranquility was restored. Wallachia necessitated frontier observation. reports say the Pope and insurgent general fled with 300,000 Neapolitan ducats aboard ships.

Naples Paris Lazzaroni Wallachia Frortiers Despitches Neapoliita Ducats Gazelin Brussels Turin Alessandria Vercelli Pignerol Fossano Novara Count de Latour Piedmont Walachia Ottoman Porte Rince Ipsilanti Russia

Foreign arrivals and political plots sweep through Iberia and Italy

From Lisbon to Cortes reports detailing reception plans for royal visitors at Tagus harbor and the governor's duties. Updates from Madrid highlight conspiracies against the Spanish constitution led by a Supreme Junta with clerical support, while Naples and Piedmont face revolts, Austrian pressure, and revolutionary plots spreading to Sicily and Wallachia.

Lisbon Vobult Tagus Jackson Floridas New York Forbes Buenos Ayres United States Maracaibo Puerto Cavello Morales Bolivar Santa Fe Commodore Aury St. Martha Cape Henry Boyer Christophe Maprio Cortes Senor Calatrava Bayonne Paris Rue de Richelieu Escorial Rome Naples Piedmont Senor Moreno Guerri Special Committee of Public Safety Senor Moreno’ Guerra Spain Portugal Sicily Africa America Corteg Arid Congress

Petition and Bills Dominate Lords Session in April

In April the House of Lords debated relief for Roman Catholics amid Catholic Bill opposition. The Innkeepers Subsistence Bill passed a second reading as petitions from Canterbury Glasgow Westminster and Litmerick called for the same relief. Royal assent was given to several commissions and duties bills as Sir Melville and others pushed Catholic influence discussions.

House OF Lords Wepvespay Cocvtnie Chippenham Wilts Strathmore Lord Melville Queensferry Scotland Canterbury Srebeuilarins Church of Canterbury Crester Diocess Gloucester Court of King's Bark Shaftesbury Melville Lori Scomourl Westminster London Sion Colege Christ Church Middlesex Earl of Donbur Litmerick

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