Debtor market woes and Floridas transfer noted in letters
A dated letter describes a slump in mercantile business in Potosi and St Genevieve with high rents and scarce coin. It also reports the formal American seizure of Pensacola and the transfer of Florida from Spain, including Jackson’s arrival and flag ceremonies aboard the Hornet.
Harvest Weather Woes Hit Harvest Across Regions
Reports from Bath, Devizes, Taunton, and Sussex describe widespread rain and flooding injuring the corn harvest. Prices rise as markets anticipate shortages though outlets may open, with barley oats and beans left un housed and much produce unsecure. Farmers lament forty years of poor harvest conditions and shrinking yields.
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Moore
Mark Lane
Devizes
Priagx
Bath Herald
Gaxelie
Taunton
Sussex
Brighton Herald
New Expedition to Africa Explores Libyan Past
His Majesty backs an expedition to Libya to uncover Greek and Roman ruins near Egypt. Mr. Cheehey will direct, with a small vessel under a lieutenant from the Parry Northern Expedition. The voyage will sail from Tripoli and last three to four years, seeking sites like Cyrenaica and Marmarica and the fabled temples and oracles of Jupiter Hammon.
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Hhisi
Africa
Egypt
M. Belzoni
Libya
Eechey
Salt
Admiralty
Parry
Tripoli
Couneyes
Cyrenaica
Marmarica
Pentapolis
Berenice
Flesperis
Bernic
Barce
Barca
Ptolemais
Tolometa
Thycus Promontorium
Cape Rasat
Apollonia
Marza Susa
Sosush
Cyrene
Cyclades
Apion
Crete
Curia
Darnis
Derne
Libyan
Jupiter Hammon
Bacchus
Jupiter
Alexander the Great
London Gazette insolvency notices and prices Sept 15 1821
From the London Gazette a list of average corn prices in England and Wales for the week ended Sept 5 1821 and a long roster of bankrupts with names, addresses, and hearing dates at Guildhall or courts in Leeds Penrith, Leicester, Birmingham, and other locales plus dividends and certificates for October declarations.
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England
Wales
Winchester
M. Agar
Walbrook
Tondon
Guildhall
Warrand
Markane
Bisa Mt OS
T. P. Hillary
Little
Tower-street
London
Hodgson
St. Mildred’s Court
Poultry
A. Reid
Osbaldeston and Murray
Londons Street
Lenchurch-Street
H., Mawdsley
Ormskirk
Lancashire
Blackstock
King
Norfolk
Mountsorrel
Leicestershire
Saracer’s Head Inn
Leicester
Lawton
Taylor
John-street
Bedford-rown
C. Brown
Swain
Stevens
Qelmar
Norfolk-street
Strand
Ue S. Bill
Hill Top
Staffordshire
Royal Hotel
Birmingham
Alexander and Holme
New Inn
Parker
Bull-street
G. Blogg
Aldersgate-street
J. Bates
Bishop-Stortford
Erlfordshire
Dhaper
I’. Triphook
St. James’s-street
J. H. Pritchard
Caerleon
Monmouthshire
Halifax
Yorkshire
J., Dawson
Meltham
Clothier
T. Jones
E.powell
Wrexham
Denbighshire
G. J.swain
Mansel-street
Goodman’s-fields
J.bartram
Canterbury
J. Harkness
Liverpool
C. Bromfield
J. Brooks
T. Harris
Worcester
G.bray
Leeds
S. Champness
Fulham
Married at Taugehing Church in Longford County
Marriage notice reports the wedding of Hore and Jane Caroline Solly on the 8th at Taugehing Church Longford officiated by Rev. Robert Fetherston Jessop. The couple post ceremony guests return to Doory Hall then travel to Courtown in a few days. Also notes the death of Sophia Mackinnon at Ramsgate on the 12th.
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Taugehing Church
Longford
Robert Fetherston Jessop
Hore
William Hore
Harpurstowg
Wexford
Earl of Courtown
Jane Caroline Solly
Jessop
Richard Solly
York-place
Portman-square
London
Sir Frederick Flood
Doory Hall
John Harvard Jessop
Courtown
Doncaster Races Great St Leger Arrivals and Bets
The article lists horses entered for the Great St Leger at Doncaster with owners and sires, including Gustavus, Jack Spigot, Statesman, My Lady, Sandbeck, Lunatic, Fortuna and others. Betting odds from Tattersall's on Monday show Gustavus 5 to 2 against, Jack Spigot 8 to 1, Vington 1 to 1, Statesman 10 to 1, My Lady 16 to 1, Sandbeck 18 to 1, Lunatic 20 to 1, and Fortuna 20 to 1, with no changes noted.
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Mr. Riddell
B. c. Colwell
Xyz
Leon Forte
Swinton
Mr. Lambton
Malcolm
Dunsinane
Lord Fitzwilliam
Sandbeck
Catton
Lord Milton
Ursula
Cervantes
Fanny Lord Fitz
Lord Scarbrough
Watson
Woodbine
King
T. Sadler
Fyldener
Brandling
B. c
Houldsworth
William
Cardinal York
Orville
Tattersall’s
Hunter
Gustavus
T. O. Powlett
Jack Spigot
Allison
Vington
Smolensko
Ridsdale
Statesman
Prime Minster
Mr. Milnes
My Lady
Comus
B. c. Sandbeck
Col. King’s
Prime Minister
Winn
Fortuna
Doncaster
Nottinghamshire vs Leicestershire cricket match for 120 guineas
Notting hamshire faced a heavy defeat as Leicestershire dominated the bowling on day one and through the second innings. Leicester moved from 4 to 1 odds by end of day and secured a strong position with nine wickets falling in about four hours.
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Hercularicum
Potosi
Burton
St. Genevieve
Exchang Bank
Great
St. Louis
Missouri Bank
St.Louis
Edwardsville
Shawneetown
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Andover
Floridas
Nottinghamshire
Leicestershire
Leicester
Hi. Hopkins
Baum
Colston
G. Thorpe
Anderson
Wm. Clarke
G. Colston
J. Dennis
IP Geo. Smith
Alien
R. Warsop
Bow
J. Hewitt
Thos. Barker
Baumq
Geo. Jarvis
Chas. Jarvis
M. Hutchinson
John, Antill
Barker
Charles Colston
Wm. Sharp
Wm. Gamble
Dennis
John Earl
G. Billington
Smith
G. Mountney
P.howard
Hopkins
G. Owston
Forged notes and executions dominate Old Bailey reports
Long summary of Old Bailey cases detailing forgeries of Goldsmiths and Bank of England notes, including Jeremy Garfield indictment and plea, Cadman prosecutions, and multiple convicts paid by death sentence or transportation. Fire tragedy in Prince Street adds coroner inquest notes.
Assault and Theft Sentences at Middlesex Sessions
At Middlesex Sessions Duncan Menzies pleaded guilty to riot involving a Life Guardsman on August 27 in Titchfield Street. The court jailed him three months in the House of Correction. Other defendants, including John Brickfield and John Locke, faced transportation for life and heavy punishments for theft and conspiracy. A case of husband and wife abuse ended with a one shilling fine for the husband to deter future violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF England
Josiah Cadman
Baron Graham
Ann Smith
Smith
George Ellis
St. James
Clerkenwell
Thomas
Tapley
Edward Sparrow
Llife
Piccadilly
Const
Borna
House of Correction
John Brickfield
Edward Locke
Mr. Const
John Locke
Ravenscrofts
Proby
Attey
Roby
Joshua Hopton
Trial of Rev Richard Blacow Ends? Scandalous Libel Case
Crowds packed the court as Reverend Richard Blacow faced an indictment for a scandalous and malicious libel against the late Queen. Brougham opened by reading Blacow’s printed passages accusing radicals and the Goddess of Lust, framing the libel as a sermon published from his church pulpit.
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Rex v. Blacow
Defandant
Justice Holroyd
Trapate
Richard Blacow
Brougham
Paris
St. Paul’s
Hamimersmith
Gospel of Peace
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Pensacola
Spain
Barancas
Tarragona
Government House
4Th Regiment
United States’ Infantry
4Th Regiment of
United States’ Artillery
Brooke
4Th Infantry
Dinkins
5Th
Barrancas
Jackson
Col. Callava
Hornet
Florida
London Assurance Company
Perkins
Gracechurch-street
Botolph Lane
Stoveen
William Robert Casson
William Wilkinson
Alderman Bridges
Humphreys
Casson
David’ Trail
Mathews
Wilkinson
Cope
Trail
Rich
London Gazette
Ramsgate
Sophia
Charles
Mackinnon
Camden Bill
Ensington
OLD Bailey—Ster
Jeremy Garfield
Goldsmiths’ Company
Geo. Ili
Parner’s-street
Prince’s-street
Burnett
Poe
St. James’s
Middlesex
Assize Intelligence
Lancaster