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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 30, 1830

Page

1

Parisian costuming plates and May selections sold

An oil portrait of his majesty from Sir Thomas Lawrence with plate engraving by Finden is offered at Carter's Saloon of Arts, Regent Street. Townsend's Parisian Costumes for May presents updated fashion plates at 1s 6d, with back numbers available from publishers and booksellers.

Thomas Lawrence Finden Carter’s Arts Regent-street Longchamp Townsend Paris London Arnold Tavistock-street Simpkin and Marshall J. Townsend Jermyn-street Refen

Observations on a letter by John Innes 1830 defence of West India scheme

A counterstatement to Mr Innes and allied publications arguing against West Indian preference in duties. It contends that 1825–era duties already aim for fair competition, criticizes the idea of extra taxes on corn spirits, and warns that cheaper barley and malt costs would be unfairly taxed. The piece asserts distillers seek equal treatment under law, not advantage, and urges maintaining balanced duties to protect barley growers and distillers from West Indian measures. It cites rum and corn spirits data, market stocks, and molasses imports to argue against preferential taxation for West Indian production.

John Innes H&q Mr. Innes Exchequer West India Great Britain Ireland Govern Aes England A. Apy Demerara Europe Denmark Holland India Trinidad Jamaica West Indies Brazil Earl of Malmesbury United Kingdom Lord Goderich Scotland Goderich

Royal procession aboard Salamander brings Prince Leopold to Dover

This afternoon at Dover a royal salute welcomed Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg, aboard Salamander from Calais. He visited Wright's Hotel with Sir Henry Seaton and suite, then departed for London. The Crusader and Britannia carried dispatches and passengers to and from Boulogne, Calais, and Rio de Janeiro. Warnings follow of other ships and currents as reports continue from Plymouth, Rotterdam, and distant ports.

Dover Hamilton Calais Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburgh Sir Henry Seaton Wright Royal London Crusader France Boulogne Wind S.E Rio de Janeiro Buenos Ayres Sarah Cundy Santos Cowes Ariadne M'Taggart Havannah Antwerp Gaspee Vibert Bahia Jersey Plymouth Pallas Fitzclarence East Indies Lord Combermere John Talavera Rotterdam Messia, Fox and Co Pearse Launceston Burns Liskeard Saunders William Pryon Reward Goss Joseph Banks Frazer Brunswick Mills Portsmouth Dwina Patrick St. David’s Jane Susan Harvey Figuerra His Majesty's Jasuir the Mauriting Tamateva Eden and Chanticleer Pacific Zephyr Buenoa Ayres Falcon Cape of Good Hope Fame Ballen Mauritius Argo Billing New South Wales Industrioto de Sousa

State of the Country and Distilleries Petition Debates Lords

Lords hear petitions from Northumberland about tax burdens and currency issues while debating relief measures. Earl Grey outlines distress from the currency 1819 changes and suggests small notes and circulation reforms, with Malmesbury presenting distillers’ complaints against proposed duty shifts affecting rum and spirits. Lords Goderich and others oppose changes, fearing smuggling and price disparities across England, Scotland, and Ireland.

Earl Grey Northumberland Ireland Scotland England Bank of Scotland House of Commons Treasury

Oxford University announces 1831 Bampton Lectures and Easter Examinations

The Heads of Colleges chose Rev Thomas William Lancaster to preach the Bampton Lectures in 1831. Easter Term public examinations begin with 216 names. Degrees conferred include several Masters and Bachelors across Christ Church University and Merton Brazen Nose. An erratum notes a degree misstatement from last week. Poole Bank robbers attempted entry by roof hole and rope, but fled without loot. rewards offered, no suspect yet, per the Dorchester Chronicle.

Oxford Thomas William Lancaster Queen’s University J. D. Crosse Exeter T. Hutchins Charles Saxton Christ Church R. F. Billingsley Lincoln J. H. Parlby Edward H. Chamberlain R. Hawkins Pembroke Sir Walter M.T. Farquhar Bart Charles J. Murray Allan Johnson C. Deedes Merton Thomas Blackburne F. B. Twisleton New College Poole Messrs. Ledgard, Welch and Co Messia, Ledgzard and Co Dorse Chronicle

Amsterdam to Dublin Currency Ledger Fragment

A fragmented currency and exchange list shows Amsterdam and Rotterdam rates, with values for Berlin Vienna Trieste Madrid Cadiz and Genoa. It notes Dublin and Cork prices, with placeholders for new bonds and silver values, reflecting a scattered 19th or early 20th century financial column.

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