Market Report on Commodities and Provisions
Prices for coffee, wheat, barley, oats, and peas shift amid mixed demand. Tobacco remains weak despite hoped French loan. spices and indigo show minor gains. Beaver, flax, and tar, oils, silk, rum, brandy, and Holland imports reflect a heavy, fluctuating market with limited sales and lingering oversupply.
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France
East India Company
Tim
Pimenito
Petersburgh
Rudson’s Bay Company
India House
Europe
Genevay
Proclamations on New Coinage and Public Sales Listed
The London Gazette notes a proclamation by the Prince Regent regarding the new silver coinage with delivery and withdrawal dates in February and March. It also orders bread flour Indian corn and stock be imported to Newfoundland for the season. Bankruptcy notices display numerous debtors with February and March trial dates across multiple towns.
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Jory Gazette
Tegent
Catia
Newfoundland
United States
London Marvels on Cotton and Goods Demand Jan 28
Reports show strong demand for cotton purchases by public sale and private contracts with brisk prices. Prices for West Indian sugars and coffee sales fluctuated, exports rising, and speculative stockholding noted amid overall sluggish demand for Muscovado sugar and delayed improvements in coffee markets.
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Lyon
Bengals U.P
Surinanis
West India
Sewiy Saars
Dne
Passage on public order and Prince Regent speech event
The narrative describes efforts to preserve public peace during a period of unrest. A debate addresses an Address to the Prince Regent after his Throne Speech, including a report of a possible attack on the Regent’s carriage and related witness testimony. The Houses adjourn and arrange a conference with the Commons.
Speech from the Throne as Parliament debates reform and finance
In the House of Commons the Speech from the Throne is followed by debate on reform and government finance. Lords and Speaker attend. writs are issued for several counties and towns replacing MPs. Lord Valletory hails allied peace, Exmouth’s Algerine victory, and calls for economy to sustain empire while guarding the Constitution.
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Sam
Lord Sid
Prince Regent
Carlton-house
Duke of Montrose
James Mureray
Gurney
Commons
Chancery
Liverpool
Sidmouth
Grey
Grenville
Camden
Buckingham
Lord Grenville
House of Lords
Gloucester
Worcester
Whitchurch
Portsmouth
Wilton
Midhurst
Lord Mahon
Fort Stanhope
Ponsonby
Down
Meath
Spain
Londonderry
S. Hill
Ireland
Flertford
Francis Burdett
Lord Valletory
Europe
Algiers
Mediterranean
India
Marquis of Hastings
Speech from the Throne Opens Parliament in Tuzsaar
The Prince Recent opened the session with a throne speech noting no change in the royal indisposition. He praises Allied naval actions against Algiers, reports peace in India, warns of domestic distress, and urges prudent finances and a new coinage to bolster trade. He condemns sedition but trusts public loyalty remains strong.
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Vernment
Ireland
Prosperty
Algiers
Mediterranean
State of
Europe
House OF Lords
Tuzsaar
The
Netherlands
Gatla
Viscount Exmouth
Lam
India
Nepaul
Last
India Company
House of Commons
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London Gazeite
St Janes's Palace
Cumberland
Canterbury
Mijesty
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County of
Surrey
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Peters, Jun
Tuperts
J. Wangamann
N. Ryall
Gower's Walk
Hermitage
Wapping
Scotch Factor
Guildhall
W. Turner
Salopy
Red Lion, Inc
Newport
W. .Arwin
Wentworth
Yorkshire
Slooper
Funchurch-street
Guilébalt
A.broudy
Wheelock
Chester
Victualler
Royal Hotel
Birmingham
Lower-street
Merchant
eGuildhall
Joulet
Charlotte-street
Rath
Laver
Life
Hewlet
Horfield
Gloucestershire
Bush
Uriscal
Travis
Ailsworth
Manchester
Dog ‘Lavern
Deansgate
White
Gridestow
Devonshire
I Alcock
Crussell-Court
Drury-lane
Ae Guildhall
Buren
Issa
Littie Chelsea
Mildhall
J. Ellott
Sen
Temple Coffee-house
Picket-street
Strand
Batchelor
St Guildhall
London
J. Higgs
Seothall
Mhighaer
Dealer
Gaabal
Collis
Romford
Lewis
London Marvels
Medeus
Jamaica
Oras
Imperial Parliament
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