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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 18, 1821

Page

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Cotton and trade notices from a bustling market page

The market reports linger in a languid mood with limited cotton sales. Prices shift slightly as new export activity emerges. Sugar, coffee, and oil markets show modest fluctuations amid a cautious trading week. London papers note Parliament debates on reforms and public notices.

Royal Navy Officers Appointed to Marine Commands

From the London Gazette April 17 the King appoints Thomas Harvey to be Colonel of the Royal Marines in place of W R Broy and Sir George Cockburn to be Major-General of the Marine forces in place of Vice Admiral Sir R G Keats.

Thomas Harvey Royal Navy Royal Marines W. R. Broy G.C.B Royal Marine Ighton Admiralty Office George Cockburn The Orces R. G.keats

Auctions at the Custom-house and Garraway's Coffee-house

Notices advertise auctions of export goods at the Commercial Rooms Mincing Lane with a sale on April 14 1822 and other dates including the 6th and 21st inst. Also listed are forfeiture items at the Custom-house Tobacco Ground and a Desirable Leasehold Estate at Spring-Gardens offered by Robins of Warwick Street with details of the dwelling, offices, and lease terms in Garraway's Coffee-house notices.

Southwark Bridge Maiden-lane Queen-street Copartnery Linder Merchants Port Glastow Ritchie Johnston and Company John Laird Jnn Ritchie Johnston Ty. Lade Joseph Dougall John Flening Port Glascaw London Tavern Mr. Horder Bishopsgate-street Haydon-square Jedpitiqn Daddion Didtid Atritish and Foreign Bible Society Freemasons’ Hall Great Queen-street Lincoln’s-Inn-Fields John Owen Joseph Hughes C.F. A. Steinkoff Earl-street Black Friars Belzone Piccadilly Egypt Belzoni Europe Loucester Assizes Crim Waterhouse Colonel Berkeley A. I. Messrs Darton Harvey Gracechurch-street Butler Mr. Green Oxford-street Ear Hereford Street N. B J. P Dart‘mouth-street Westminster Metropolis Crown and Anchor Strand London His Majesty's Customs Mincing Lane East India Axe Jewallery Rotherhithe St. James’s Park Robins Warwick-street Gol‘quate Garraway’s Exchange-alley Coriu Wr. Devaynes Joseph Freeman Retawas Kutchinson and Hopkinson New- Tin Golden

Bankruptcy notices and dividends across London inns and towns

Bankruptcy superseded for G Hogg and many others from London and across the region. Surrenders set for May and June at inns and guildhalls from Rugeley to Bristol, with solicitors named in each case. Dividends listed for May including druggists, jewellers, grocers, and other trades across Brighton, Birmingham, and Yorkshire. Certificates and notices of public interest follow these listings.

G. Hogg Pancras-lane London W. Snape Lichfield Mercer Talbot Arms Inn Rugeley Constable and Kirk Symond’s Inn Chancery-lane T. G. Parr Rs Hoyle Newcastle-upon- Fyne Ham Inn Gloucester Winterbotham Tewkesbury Bousfield and Williams Bouverie-street Mieet-street W. Cole Sinnington Yorkshire Farmer New Malton Eyre and Coverdale Gray's Inn-square Grandon and Watson Pickering C. Cope Berkeley-mews Portman-square Guildhall Mr. Coleman St. James’s Walk Clerkenwell R. Richie J. Bigsby Deptford Kent Osbaldeston Murray Londoriestreet Fenchurch-steet J. Greaves Jon Liverpool George Inn Taylor Grocer Red Lion Inn Newport Shropshire Brookes Hicks Gray's Inn Square W. S. Hesleden Barton-upon-Humber Lincolnshire Scriveners Kingston-upon-Hull White Swan Inn Barton-upon- Humber Brown and Son Gray's Tnn-square T. White Brinklow Warwickshire Rugby Hind Inn Lutterworth Leicestershire Mr. Wratislaw Fuller and Saltwell Carlton Chambers Regent-street Burbery Woolston the George Wratislaw Carlton-chambers J. Witchurch Finsbury-square Dimes Cheapside Berkeley-street Dixon St. Swithin Stone-Mason Mr. Phillips King-street Covent Garden D. Pullen Birchin-lane Messrs Courteen and Robinson Walbrook Smith Brighthelmstone B. Glasscott B. Dealtry Rawcliffe J. 2. Drummond London-street T. Roose R. Sidwell Bath Wo King Ipswich J. Raffield Edward-street Cavendish-square Wm. Wilkinson Blackburn Lancashire

Reform Motion Attacks Corruption of Representation

An orator denounces the corrupt British representation, urges broadening the franchise to copyholders and leaseholders, ends septennial rule, and proposes a committee to consider England and Wales reform. He cites Crown influence, funds misused, and foreign policy failings as proof of needed change. A second speaker supports reform and criticizes government neglect of public distress.

House OF Commons Toxspay Western Great Britain North Pepe Sir George Robinson Tavietack Lord Ebring Francis Osborne Norcope Dyerom Nottingham Lindsay Corporation of Dundee W. Smith Westminster Parliament Westminster Hall H. Clive Charles Hilliard Lichester England Wales H. Parnell Ireland C. Grant Metropolis Police Shadwell Mary-le Bone London H. Bennet Blome M.A. Taylor Abercromby Royal Corporation of Merchants Indinburgh T. Ackland Devon Lord Errington John Russell Plymouth Tuntingdon Col. Johnstone Boston Coke Suffolk Gooch Westexn Goocu Curwen Freeholders of Cumberland Brougham Lord Lowther Lord Mitrox Wallace Bacucuas R. Wilson Colleagne Southwark Bankes British Museum Denman Lambton Treasury Arwich Bathurst Justice Best Lancashire Joan Norway Saxony Parga Holy Alliance Mr. B Walcheren Edward II Charles Ligament William and Mary House of Lords Henry V Chester Durham Scotland Dublin University Italy Spain S. Whitbread USA Fe

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