19 Jun 1836
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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 19, 1836
Page
1
An extended critique traces the early modern French regime, detailing the Regent's creation of a popular Chamber of Justice to prosecute revenue officials, the brutal consequences for subalterns and financiers, and the impending target on the Crown’s finances with testimonies and memorials illustrating the era’s fiscal crisis and political peril.
Southampton reports ships arriving on June 16 and 17 with several vessels entering from Guernsey London and St Christopher Jamaica. Notable arrivals include Two Marys Gordon from Guernsey, Eagle Yatchr from London for Plymouth with Duke of Bedford aboard, Britania Walker for Pool, Thomas Wood for France, Susanna Carey for Boston, Amelia Joad from France and John and Martha Calkin from Chester among others. Winds from the south.
A historical market note lists prices and lots for South Sea stock and annuities, Bank and Royal Exchange items, India securities, and various three percent and salt tally shares. Prices appear in old obsolescent shillings and pence with units like 112, 104 8ths, and 149. Bank Circulation and London Assurance figures alongside Imperial loans and mine shares are shown, reflecting a broad slate of concurrent securities.
Auction notice for the remaining stock in trade of mercers John Chaplyn and George Kent at the Wheatsheaf and Crown Ludgate Hill London. House and shop to be left. Debtors are urged to pay to Thomas Jenney at their late dwelling house.
A member of parliament writes to a country friend outlining reasons to oppose the lace act restricting the retail of spirituous liquors. The piece argues the act greatly increases the civil lift and examines its broader social effects. Printed by H. Haines at Bow Street Covent Garden upper end.
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