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Courier in London, Middlesex

09 Feb 1821

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Courier

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 09, 1821

Page

3

Distress in Trade and Agriculture Sparks Currency Debate

Parliament hears a long petition from Birmingham merchants and farmers on national distress. Speakers argue over currency reform, taxation, and the role of funded property, urging retrenchment, fair faith with creditors, and targeted relief for agriculture and commerce amid declining prices and devalued land values.

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Curwen Key Castlereagh Pitt Littleton T'Ax W. Peel Birmingham F. Robinson Opposita Genthuman Cumberland England Baring Ricardo London Ile Mr. Curwen America Gentemen Somersetshire Ireland Maberly
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Debates on metallic currency and bank policy insights

The discussion centers on the value of gold and silver, the impact of paper money, and the Bank of England's possible use of a double tender. Ricardo warns against bullion depreciation and outlines potential Bank gains from shifting between metals. Parliament adjourns after noting related motions and the Longitude Bill.

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Pricus Catton Amsterdam Altona, &c Hys Hon. Friend Hon. Friend Royal Society Bank of France Ricardo Russia Mmn Attwood Huse Artwoon Lord Althorp J. Macintosh Foreign Department Beaumont Creevey Navy Lushington Tate
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Address to Queen Caroline by Sudbury Burgesses

A mock Royal address from Sudbury in London status mocks the Queen Caroline case. It praises her innocence, lauds her escape from cabinet plots, and condemns the Bill of Pains and Penalties as oppressive. The piece lampoons legal maneuvers and extols public support for the monarch.

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Brandenburgh House Times Sudbury London Alderman Heycate Tuxx Alderman Woop Midas Great Britain Hawks Dover
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Portarlington Bank of Ireland Western Pakenham Mr. R Pearse Ald. Heygate Her Majesty
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