New Royal Mail and Colonial Trade Notices Across Rhine Route
Shipping and tender notices advertise the Sbi RATAN 1ER leaving London for Rotterdam and Cologne with 700 ton capacity and 400 horsepower, plus a Cork bound SUPERP steamship sailing October 6. Public tenders invite Pease Oatmeal Butter Cheese for Victualling Stores, with deliveries scheduled by October and November. A meeting for the Newfoundland and British North America School Society is announced at Mansion House with tickets available.
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Rotterdam
Cologne
Rhine
Sbi Ratan 1Er
London
Rot Firdam
C+s
Eget
Cork
Esouth
Ireland
Falmouth
Cork Company
Sevencefork
F. F.gibbs
Tower-street
Spread Eagle
Regent Circus
His Majesty
Likalagerkaiet
Porgon
J. Waller Clifton
Ritish Colonial Education
Newfoundlan and
British North America School Society
Egyptian Hall
Mansion House
Daniel Wilson
BSA
Samuel Codner
al Friends of Colonial Education
Swearing In of the New Sheriffs and Related Naval Dispatches
The day’s ceremonies at the Court of Exchequer included the swearing in of Alderman Covean and J. Phie as sheriffs. A public election at Guildhall showed Sir Peter Laurie and Alderman Thorp as leading candidates, while ministers including Palmerston and Viscount Melbourne held emergency talks at the Foreign Office. Reports note regiments ready for Cork embarkation, Codrington’s squadron ordered to the Downs, and cholera fears spreading in Finland. Obituary notes on Rice of Buxton closing a long career.
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Alderman Covean
J. Phie
Court of Exchequer
Corporation
Guildhall
Blackfriars Bridge
Westminster Bridge
C. Marshall
W. H. Poland
Peter Laurie
Alderman Thorp
Russia
Austria
France
Prussia
Viscount Palmerston
Foreign Office
Marquis of Lansdowne
Melbourne
Patherston
Goderich
Althorp
Earl of Carlisle
Charles Grant
Holland
J. Russell
Stanley
James Graham
Prince Lieven
Prince Talleyrind
Baron de Wessenburg
Netherlands
Cork
Sir Edward Codrington
Fermoy
Limerick
Kilkenny
Kinsale
Spike Island
Cove
64Th
Belfast
Birr
Codrington
Downs
Exerton
Belgium
Morning Herald
Leuer
Brussels
Ramour
Novogorod
Stockholm
Finland
Wyburg
Diam
Srepuzs Epwanp Rice
Buxton
Rice
Munster
Spring
Uties
Thomas Spring Rice
Treasury
de Vere
Thrash Lamplough
Lungtoft
Buslington
Leeds Intelligencer
Peagree
Venice
Cooper
Public View on Polish Struggle and Great Power Mediation
A letter to the Courier argues that Britain and France should have restrained from forcing Poland to accept Vienna Treaty terms. The writer claims without a de jure Polish government recognition, intervention would be unjust and potentially warworthy, urging mediation within Vienna 1814 framework.
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Dublin
England
France
Russia
Vienna
TATT'S DERSALL'S STAKES AT NEWMARKET AND CHAMPION RACES
Betting chaos as alterations to TATT'S conditions may not take effect prompting north country owners to withhold subscriptions. London racing results include Lincolnshire and Heaton Park meets with Lord Cleveland's Maria and others winning top prizes, multiple stakes events, and notable performances by Blue Beard Circassian and Jocko among others.
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Lincolnshire
Lord Cleveland
Maria
Volage
Christiana
Malle Gardee
Gallopade
Prince Eugene
Fair Play
Jupite
Sketch Book
Rufus
Admiral
Jocko
Jranby
Chancellor
Corn Exchange Markets Show Sluggish Trade Amid Abundant Supplies
The corn exchange reports a sharp drop in trade as corn supply outpaces demand and flour stocks rise. Prices are quoted nominally, with arrivals listed for wheat barley oats English and foreign goods, and notes on flour stocks. Beasts and livestock prices at Smithfield are given, showing market softness across cattle sheep pigs and calves.
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Corn Exchange
Smithfield
Shipping News From Port Town Sailings and Storms
The Lloyds log lists vessels arriving at St Johns St Petersburgh Falmouth Picot Malaga Tobago Baltimore Jamaica Hamburgh and Mogadore with crews and cargoes. A large schooner ashore at Little Heenenge and a thirteen hour hurricane in mid Atlantic halting ships near lat 52 long 24. Duchess of Portland from Aux Cayes expected off Falmouth.
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Lloyd's
Dear
S.W
Moffatt
Cremerly
St. John's
New Brunswick
Portssouth
Pharnix
Picot
St. Petersburgh
Falmouth
Serr
Shugg
Malaga
Pivyovin
Caroline
Prince Edward's Island
Lucy Davison
Stewart
Tobago
Devon
Port
Gubirare
Griffith
Baltimore
Liverroor
George
Cirey
Archangel
Grerexoen
Margaret
Minn
Jamaica
Berfast
Erin
Wright
Nelson Village
Carr
Quebec
Copse
Anderson
Staxcath Creek
Eliza Moore
Munro
Mogadore
Sarah
Wilson
Duchess of Portland
Aux Cayes
Reform Bill Debate Echoes Across Nations in 1831
A Bruges Herald style summary notes London coverage of Reform Bill discussions. It cites Wilna battles, Bishopville disturbances, Heathersgton trials, and royal stance on reform. It highlights French politics under Casimir Perier and French National Guards influencing elections. It mentions Tiverton petition and looming Lords vote next week.
Parliament Lords and Commons Petition on Belgium and Lunacy Reform
In the Lords, the Archbishop of Canterbury signaled the third reading of the tithes composition bill while the Lord Chancellor introduced a lunacy reform bill. Debates over Belgium policy and ministerial conduct followed, ending with a truce proposal and the Game Bill passing on third reading. In the Commons, Wortley challenged high salaries, Gordon discussed blasphemous seditious hints, and Ireland Grand Jury reform was proposed with leave granted. The Houses adjourned for the night.
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House of Lords
Canterbury
Court of Chancery
Edinburgh
London
Marquis of Londonderry
Belgium
France
Lord Goderich
Duke of Richmond
House of Commons
Stuart Wortley
Board of Contros
Gordon
Stanley
Ireland
Reform in the City Companies
An 19th century London reforming critique notes the Fishmongers’ Company faces scrutiny over opaque accounts and lavish uses of funds. Dr Bowring presses for transparency while the Prime Warden resists, and a livery delegation demands a meeting to protect poor widows and orphans against misrule.
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Fishmongers
Bowling
Dr. Bowring
Cour
Bowring
Reform Meetings Across Towns Press for Reform Bill
Public gatherings in Salford Newton Gloucester Cockermouth West Sussex and other towns urged the House of Lords to pass the Reform Bill without delay. Petitions gathered thousands of signatures with speeches defending parliamentary reform and opposing Tory obstruction.
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Mascueston
Gay
Salford Fowan-hall
William Hill
Eay
House of Lords
Joseph Brotherton
T. He
Salford
Yoy
Heron
Abr. Whittle
The
Sertiser
Newton
House of Lorda
Thomas Steel
Humphreys
R.N
London
Stockport
Major Mars
Wellington Club
Hardihood
Groucestenshire
Shirehall
Gloucester
Thomas Crawley Beevey
Bar
Pyrke
Commeline
Harward
Walters
Jenner
Wallis
Colchester
Ricardo
Hyett
Canning
Craven Berkeley
H. Moreton
M.i?s
C. Wetherell
House of Commons
Captain Berkeley
R. N
Seacrave
Duefe Amt
Sherborne
Reform
King William
John Russell
Wurkenaves
Lord Brougham
Court House
Cockermouth
West Tau
Essex
Swan Jun
Shalford
Commons
Cueresuam
Lords
Cheltenham Chronicle
Bo.tox
Lancaster
Stocefoft
Leicester
Market-street
Lord Holland
Cartisce
Mrr
Howard
Messrs
Aghonby
Dixons
Bingham
Cockburn, Pearson
Sutton
Incorporation of Weavers
Trades’ Hall
Andersonan University Hall
Watson
Jun
Earl Grey
Marquis of Lansdowne
Glasgow Chronicle
Plymouth
Cambridge
Romford
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Courier
Sporting
Walsall
Blue Beard
Sylph
Figaro
Independence
Lilla
Dormington
York
Ship News
Zoilus
Homer
Brougham
Asa
Cicero
Berlin
Wilna
Bosuny
Numenczyn
Nordgrodek
Vilna University
NM. Peliken
Nowoselzoffs
Bulawski
Deal
Henry Hetherington
Kingsgate-street
Holborn
Poor Man's Guardian
Republican
Radical
Bow-street
House of Correction
Hetherington
Stevens
Russell Square
James Heckford
Somersham
the Public Press
Morathy
Casimir-Perier
Chamber of Deputies
Legislative Assembly
Mugland
Casimir Perier
Paris
Duke of Wellington
National Guards
Cancon-row
Westminster
London Gazette
House of Peers
Tiverton
Devonshire
Ryders
Parliamentary Analysis
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