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Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 13, 1826

Page

1

Insolvency Declarations From London Gazette Listing

The London Gazette lists numerous insolvency declarations and bankrupts across England. Names include Fry of Bermondsey, Keleworth of Colne rope maker, J Taylor of Balbam Surrey builder, J Simonds of London broker, and many others with schedules of surrender dates and court locations at Basinghall Street Walbrook and related offices.

London Gazette Fry Artillery-street Bermondsey Courrier Keleworth Colne Lancashire T. Wits J. Taylor Balbam-bill Surrey Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts Basing Tallarcet Messrs Fisher and Spencer Walbrook I . J. Simonds Bartholomew Jane London Tottenham Middlesex Basinghallestreet Mesars Swain Maples Pearse Hunt Frederick’s Place Ol Jewry A. Low T. Rowland Stockport Cheshire Machine Makers White’s Hotel Royal Hotel Birmuminghan Clowes Qrine Aiul Welintke King’s Bench-Walk Temple Seckerson Poleteroci Myton Kingston-upon-Hull Sculcoates Yorkshire Erehiant George Inn Kingston-upon- Hall Solcitors Elis Bowles Chitty Shaftesbury Dorsetshire A. Warner Lamb's Basinghall Street Carter Lord Mayor's Courts Royalbange Sars Lee Manchester Aflison Huddersfield Atlison Walker Lincoln’s Ian K. Burman Southam Melssra Humphreys and Porter King’s Arms-yard Coleman-street Heydon and Morris Warwick Strange Cheltenham Plasterer OLE Ly Restivad Fm Gattrestare Raden ‘Maen Wizard Blower Lincoln's Ing-fields Mesary Bainghill-street J. Dever New-street Covent-carden Basinghall-street Slicitor Mr. Crow King-street Cheapside H.yinkley Choriton-row Victualler Baer Chancery-lane Owen Mr. Hutchinson Crowncourt Threaduc Peestreet J. Grimshaw Adlington Cormmissioner Partington Changes Alley Cornhill Calvert Fare-street Cripplegate Flax-Dresser Charterton-eware Frederick-street Hampstead-road Loveland Symond’s Tin J. Biggs Lewisham Kent Mr. Smith H. Neale Percy-street Rathbone-place Basingvallestreet A. H. Burt Bedfordsquare J. Ross Sen. Horfield Gloucestershire Farmer Rummer Tavern Bristol Wighsworth and Ridsdale Gray’s Sun Mr. Meredith

Lords Discuss Corn Law Revisions and Brazil Mission Details

The House of Lords debates include the Transfer of Aids and Exchequer Bills at third reading. Lauderdale demands immediate returns on foreign grain imports by category. A Commons message covers the St Domingo and Cuba postage regulation bill and Dundee's corn law petition. Bathurst reviews the royal message on Sir Charles Stuart’s Lisbon mission and Brazil Portugal negotiations outlining powers and aims.

House OF Lords Marquis of Ely Earl of Charleville Earl of Lauderdale Houseo Geo. TV Commons St. Domingo Cuba Lord Melville Dundee Mr. Crafer Treasury Farr Bathurst Earl Bathurst Sir Charles Stuart Rio Janeiro Lisbon Brazil Portugal Kingdom of Charles Stuart

Portugal Crisis Pushes Britain to Aid Portugal Against Spain

The Lords debate Spain’s alleged aggression on Portugal after the Brazil Portugal crisis. Ministers insist on forbearance yet authorize aid under ancient alliances. They cite 17th to 19th century treaties, warn Spain’s frontier actions, and urge France to help avert war while pledging support to Portugal and peace.

Brazil Portugal Sir Charles Stuart Rio Janeiro Charles Stuart Sir C. S Europe Sir C. Stuart Sir Cr. Stuart Lisbon Cortes Council of Regency Don Miguel Reyuent Spain Madrid France Old Castile Lute Paris Lamb Castile Estremadura England Holland Netherlands Bathurst Lord Holand Wellington Lord Holland Islenarch Earl Cathoret Ned Thay Key Chooise Captain Brass Vanchurek A &Rench Iem Pyrenees Furspe Serely Guy Ireland Duke of Wellington Douro Tagus Guadiana Lansdow Exil Aris Earl Lord Lansdowne Man Sjain Privy Council

Election Petitions in Commons on Cavan and Heden cases

The Speaker noted petitions by M′Cormick Hani and Southwell alleging undue returns for Cavan lacked required recognizances. A Yorkshire Heden petition sought one extra day to enter recognizances due to a Sunday. The House explained 14 days apply unless extended. eight days of sureties were required and no report yet summoned.

House OF Commons House R. M'Cormick R. Hani Southwell Cavan Lethbridge James Alex. Franklin Heden Yorkshire

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