12 Apr 1836
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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 12, 1836
Page
1
A 1736 letter from William Sloane to East-India Company proprietors denies any gold consignments from China or private import. He disputes a charge against R.S. and references Mr Colfton of Hampshire as a source of inquiry. Also advertised is Fungions toning and health remedies detailing scurvy symptoms and proposed cures.
Yesterday arrived the Mail from Holland noting 7 MG Stanislaus at Angerbourg and to stay until the 18th. Petersbourg letters say Count Munich ordered to besiege Asaph with 100000 regulars and 66000 Cossacks and Calmucks. Vienna notes orders to recall weak regiments to complete them and reports requisitions for officers to raise recruits. An Imperial treaty with Wirtemberg will take 1000 foot and 600 horse into Imperial Service.
April 9 reports the MoNy Galley under Coleman failed for Holland with several ships in sight approaching, names to be deferred until next update. Wind blows west by southwest as the scene unfolds at sea.
Wholesale sale notice for Randy and Geneva spirits at the Apple Brandy Warehouse Keen's Wharf Foot of Essex Stairs Strand. Randy praised as foreign quality, sold at 3s 6d per gallon. Geneva hot lamp variety offered at 2s 4d per gallon. Open to all, purchasing not required.
Dispatches report the Duke of Saxe Weiffenfels leaving for Gotha to bid farewell to his sister in law the Princess of Gotha before a journey to England. Stanislaus to remain at Angerbourg while Poland affairs are settled. Monti travels to Hamburg, not awaiting Stanislaus as before. Persian and Turkish moves figure in intelligence from Moscow and Dantzick notes a grand entertainment for King Stanislaus in Konigsberg with gifts to General Kathe and officers. Other letters deny a Constantinople revolution. Obituaries and society news from Stony Stratford, Battersea, and Dover Street, with carding of weddings and royal visits. Last ships and death notices close the item.
News notes: royal appointment of William Raynes to lieutenant in an independent company of Invalids. Lord Vere Beauclerck marries Mary Chambers. grave-digger and young surgeon jailed for exhuming bodies in Stepney. theatre bills. a list of bankrupts. high water at London Bridge at 12:46 PM.
The report lists varied securities and prices including South Sea Stock, South Sea Annuities, New South Sea Annuities, Bank circulations, Royal Exchange Assurance, London Allurance, India ditto, English Copper, African shares,Welsh ditto, South Sea Bonds, and Mine Adventure Shares. Details show bid and premium values, with terms like per cent, qrs, and half per cent, reflecting a market snapshot.
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