21 Oct 1836
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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 21, 1836
Page
1
Letter from Rome Sept 29 reports the Pope praising King Stanislaus and Augustus for Polish peace efforts and abbey nominations, noting hope for Catholic unity. Also details Allied leaders and imperial troop movements, fortifications, and political exchanges amid looming conflicts with the Turks, plus local court and crime notices and stock market updates.
The Downs remain with vessels Rothy and Margaret Gregory bound for Scotland, Constant Anne Blackton for Lisbon, St George Lindsey heading to Philadelphia, Fame Sutton bound for St Christophers, all sailing as wind shifts to the west northwest.
From Paris our London desk reports no immediate plan to evacuate Philipsourg and Fort Khel. King Stanislaus’s departure for commerce in Lorraine is delayed, baggage brought to St Dizier, with hope that dossier obstacles will clear. A court declaration on the Dixiene’s suppression is expected in January. A Hotel Villeroy blaze reportedly started by chimney crack amid high winds. palace rescue efforts failed, leaving ashes. Genoa letters note a Spain-bound express carrying dispatches for Duke de Montemar, potentially altering Tuscany evacuation. Bern Canton reportedly refuses to permit the breaking of...
A royal notice from October 1736 orders two marpoals to notify Peters Constables in several wards. It requires a double watch, orderly disposition of guards, and free passage for the procession from Fleet Street to the Water side. Coaches and carts must keep to sidewalks, with removals to the Greenyard for offenders, and publication in daily papers is mandated.
The Court of Directors announces a bond exchange option for holders who cannot present bonds by the November deadline. Bonds marked for exchange will be registered and prepared for settlement at three per cent, with clerks at the Accounts Office ready to receive notices and mark bonds.
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