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Daily Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 08, 1840

Page

1

Ingratitude of Bourbon to Britain and Naples Trade

A long letter critiques Bourbon diplomacy and Naples promising a treaty with the Dutch to limit duties on Dutch wool, arguing Britain deserves greater favors. It links Spain and France moves to Tuscany and Parma, warns of balance of power shifts, and laments Britain’s loss of wool markets as Naples may open to French imports. Port news follows with ships arriving at Deal and Gravesend from Maryland, Lisbon, Carolina, Genoa, Smyrna, and Virginia.

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House of Bourbon Great Britain Carlos Tuscany Parma Placentia Vienna France Spain Guarda Costas Don Carlos Britain Datchy England Holland Bruins Deal Neeane Stevens Gibraltar Pembroke Davis Cumberland Wall Milner Chambers Maryland Portugal King Lisbon Margaret Marrs Frerant St. Lucar Vigilance Seville Mercury Glyde Gravesénd Alicante Eagle Vaughan Minerva Meredeth Prince Dean Carolina St. Cecelia Stewart Leghorn Templer Hope Baker Wingfield Gardner Genoa Arabian Pullam Ruxley Phillips Willmington Bulmer Smyrna Merrythought Waddam Viana Speedwell Gilly Mahone Barlow Galipoly Zant Whitwood Marietta Clark St. John Griffiths Weston Knowler John
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Gloucester Ready for Refitting and Prince Frederick Launch Expected

London reports the Gloucester arriving at Sheerness for refit, and the Prince Frederick, a 70 gun ship rebuilt at Deptford, prepared for launch next spring tide. Captains of the Princess Amelia and Duke of Dorfet depart for China, fines and cargos noted, plus coastal trade and stock market updates.

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London Gloucester Mediterranean Sheerness Deptford Yard Admiralty Prince Frederick Martin Amelia Gilbert Duke of Dorfet China Count de Cambis France Calais Laft St. James’s Powell Fletcher Office of Ordnance Barber,Surgeons Company Barnard Deceas Coriett Wheeler Studd West-Indies
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City Lands Committee Seeks Proposals for Sea Coal Meeter Lease

The Committee for Letting the City's Lands announces its intention to lease one of the 15 Sea-Coal Meeters in London. A meeting will be held in the Guildhall Council Chamber on the 16th of April at four o'clock to receive proposals. Further details available at the Comptroller's Office in the Guildhall.

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City of London Abraham Simmonds Guildhall Den Hamond
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Notice to Lett several Leases on Corn Hill and Fore Street

The committee intends to lease two properties: No 1 a messuage in Sun Yard Corn Hill occupied by Mr Azariah Page and No 2 a messuage in Fore Street occupied by Mr Edward Hayward. Proposals will be received in the Coasteil Chamber Guildhall London on Wednesday March 16 at four o clock. More information available at the Comptroller's Office Guildhall.

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City of London Cornhill Azariah Page Edward Hayward Guildhall London James Comptroller
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London Common Council Act to curb rogues and beggars 1737

The statement records a City of London action in 1737 to print orders on apprehending rogues vagabonds and beggars. It details rewards to those who capture offenders and a grant of 300 pounds to support the London Workhouse and its management of vagrants. The Mayor, Justices, and court approve measures to relocate offenders as law directs.

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Salter Gzevce Great Britain Order of Common-Council London George the Second Chamber of London City of London Londin
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