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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 02, 1833

Page

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A Merchant of Saxony Warns on Prussian Trade System

A Saxony merchant argues against Prussia's custom-house system and its bid to dominate German trade. He warns it would demoralize Prussia, provoke smuggling, and disrupt commercial relations across Europe, praising open markets and the Frankfort treaty as curbs on such monopolistic aims.

Mexico Germany Prussia Saxony Leipsig Frankfort Europe France Great Britain Lord Palmerston

Letter on Portuguese question and Irish affairs in Courier

A reader laments Courier coverage of Portugal and argues that constitutional forces rise as reform grows, praising the Queen's cause and predicting Don Miguel's downfall. The letter blends support for liberty with warnings against tyranny and compares Portugal to Ireland, England, France, and Asia, asserting Europe favors liberty and civilization. The piece also critiques Irish Disturbances Suppression Bill debates, urging balance between coercion and justice in Ireland.

Courier Almoat Donna Maria Suse Times France Asia England Martin Portugal Jjan Miguel Burshen Don Miguel Europe Don Pedro Morning Chronicle Toth Ireland Stanley Squirearchy House of Lords John Russell John Moliere Ieland

Fender Life Preserver Proposed by Royal Navy Captain

Captain WM Tremlest of the Royal Navy promotes a simple net life preserver filled with cork shavings. The device costs a few pence to make, fits about four feet six inches, and is designed to float sailors with or without swimming ability. He cites approvals from His Majesty and the Humane Society and claims it could have saved lives in recent shipwrecks and gales.

Lelon Morley’s Cockspur- L Street Charles G. English Union Cockspur-street Autery J. J. Arnules Richardson, Goodluck Arnull Glasgow Improvement Company Mariner St Enoad Tavistock-street Covent-garden Pode Copeland Portugal-street Stoke-upon-Trent Mount St Berkeley-square Gazette of Health Cook's Dictionary M'Phail Tashi C. M.phail London Regent Street Howell and James's United Kingdom Wm.h.tremlest Royal Navy Baker’s Place Devonport Humane Society Serpentine United States Rothsay

Knighthood and surname change notices in London Gazette

The London Gazette records King’s conferment of knighthood on Captain Richard Spencer Royal Navy and related honors. It also notes a royal license allowing William Cole to drop Dicker and use Cole, with a directive to register the change. Insolvency declarations include Spivey Josera and Twrcross Wituas, with bankruptcies and dividends listed for numerous tradespeople and firms across England, plus certificate and partnership dissolution entries.

Dsy Richard Spencer Royal Navy Whitehall William Cole Cole William Cole Dicker Exeter John Cole Cale Dicker Cole College of Arma Spivey Josera King-Street Great Hermitage-street Twrcross Wituas Godalming Surrey Freemax Jonx Jun Drayton Somersetshire Beane Jony Patl Mall Brags-Founder St Basinghall-street P. H. Abbott King’s Arms Yard Colessa Street Wingfield Great Marlboroughreet Best Witliam Astronp Reno Birmingham Afard New Royal Hotel Norton Cheeta Gray's Ino-square London Hawkins Richards Brocksson Joan Leamington Priors Warwickshire Crown Hotel Spencer and Compton St. Mildred’s Court Poultry Parry Clarke Joux Peacy Manchester King’s Arms Inn Adlington Gregory Faulkner Bedford-row Morrin and Goolden Castrepex Sancre Three-colt-street Limehouse Baker Blunt Roy Duncan Liverpool-street Broad-street Cannan Lothbury Hopsons Epwanp Stonehouse Gloucestershire Draper Gregory and Smith New Buildings Small Street Bristol Wizard and Blower Lincoln's Inn Fields Newsox Joux Silver-street Wood-street Cheapside Whitesmith Basinghall-street Belcher King's Arms-yard Coleman-street Jervis Queen Street Caxs William Houndsditch Copper Smith Murphy Castle-alley Royal Exchange Watts Fowanp Oldbury-hill Gloucester Saddler Fleece Inn Rodborough Paul and Sons Tetbury Wirt Girsert Chenies-street Bedford Square Balinghall Street Palmer Mitra Chamber Fleet-street Graham Copthall Buildings City

Promotions and exchanges in the British army 1833 scroll

War Office notices list promotions and exchanges across regiments dated March 1 1833. Ensign Henry Reynolds moves to the 73d Foot, Captain William Guard advances, and Brevet Colonel Francia Skelly Tidy becomes lieutenant colonel. Also details transfers for Byng Hall Cahill Hindle Beresford Smyth and other officers, with notes correcting two prior promotion dates.

London War Office 2D Regiment of Foot Henry Reynolds Vhe Ahill 73D Foot 7Th Foot Wm. Guard Hall 4Th Foot Francia Skelly Tidy James John Graham 90Th Foot Lord James Beresford Graham Royal Military College Robert Dunkin Smyth 86Th Regiment James Davis Herbert Taylor Lewis Henry Gunton

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