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Newspaper
Courier
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 29, 1817
Page
3
The Courier reports heightened public focus on securities and property values as stock fluctuations ease from prior panic. Merchants who sold heavily Saturday shift to buying, while Consols trade around 79 to 83 and 80½ for account. Reports from Paraiba and Pernambuco discuss political events, naval reforms, and international affairs shaping market sentiment.
The text queries Congress protected rights for all nations yet questions illegal support for upheaval. It criticizes fashionable labels of patriotism, condemns bloodshed and mass murder in the name of virtue, and rejects both Buonaparte and American Patriots who devastate those under war or fate.
Fragmentary extracts describe improving trade and falling bread prices, with notices of potato crops, wheat markets in Exeter and Waltham, and price trends in Portsmouth Gosport and Glasgow. The piece notes a mild harvest optimism, high grain abundance, and a long drought of buyers amid favorable weather and steady prices.
A July 18 1817 correspondence shows Br Troy and Dr Murray declining a separate answer to the Catholic Board while urging unity among Irish prelates. Bishops O Snavaneasy Ossory Corrigan Cloyne and others condemn Rome’s transfer of control from Propaganda to a Temporal Council and call for a meeting to resist the veto and defend domestic nomination.
July 28 reports arrivals and sailings including the Princess of Wales Sims Tar Beltrana from Jamaica, Kare Smith from St Domingo, and others bound for Madeira Naples and the South Seas. A vessel wreck near Land’s End is described with copper bottom and worm-eaten mast remains. A Cartheayd packet arrived with a wll from Holland.
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