East India Company directors election notice at Leadenhall
Notice of a GENERAL COURT to elect a Director of the East India Company to replace the late Jesus Du Pre Alexander. Election to be held at Leadenhall Street on September 1 from nine to six. Forms for voting by proxy available at the Treasury. Also includes notices of a ballot for a director, a tutor seek, and a London business opportunity for sale in Regent Street and other ads.
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Victories of the British Armies examined in detail
The Spectator reviews Mr Maxwell's new work and, using the Birmingham riots as a lens, recounts riotous scenes in Madrid and Badajoz. It cites Wellington’s admission of lax discipline, describes drunken soldiery, looting, and brutal violence against civilians, and notes orders to curb plunder after sieges.
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Trade edict, Canton opium surrender and fleet curbs
Extract from Bombay letters reports a China dispatch detailing the Canton trade reopening orders. It notes the withdrawal of guards, restricted passages, and continued holding of opium cargoes at Whampoa while Captain Elliot guides ships. Prophesies a protracted trade suspension after the drog surrender and Whampoa freighters leave.
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