Consolidated Fund Surplus Report Brightens Economic Mood
London readers celebrate a substantial surplus in the Consolidated Fund for the quarter ending April 5 1816 1817 with a near one million rise from arrears of Property Tax. News notes stock market activity at the Royal Exchange, arrests for bishop Ghent contumacy, a brutal murder in progress, and varied postal sailing and market reports from Dutch and Baltic routes.
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Stock Exchange
Royal Exchange
Lisbon
Ghent
Crimtinal
St. James's
Windom
Dukedonis
Holland
Paris funds surge as agents flock from Holland and Switzerland
London dispatch reports no French mail but an express from Paris notes funds reached high levels on Saturday in France. Invests flow from Holland and Switzerland as foreign agents seek French funds. Knight, Manchester Reform Deputy, detained and examined, then jailed. Manchester authorities intensify crackdowns on the alleged conspiracy amid regional concern. The port at Moyre Wingy remains blockaded. French invasion under General Lecor is reportedly distant, with uncertainty about the enterprise’s outcome.
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Paris
France
Holland
Switzerland
Knight
N. Conant
Manchester
Moyre Wingy
Lecor
Post Office Evening Print Deadline Noted
The paper notes that the edition published on its respective days brings down the latest moment the Post Office can receive an Evening Print, signaling a tighter timetable for distribution.
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Post Ofice
Chamberlain Office Dublin Conte March 28 1817
Notice from Chamberlains Office Dublin Conte stating alterations to the Castle on Thursday evening the 24th of April with details yet to be confirmed.
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Chamberlains Office
Dublin
Conte
Ap Athe
Dublin Furnal on Revenue and national wealth
The Dublin Fournal notes the latest revenue totals for the quarter ending April 5 and compares them with figures from 1415 or 1816. It highlights an arrears-driven surplus and a positive deficiency when set against 1816, stressing the need for public awareness of national finances and arguing that overall wealth remains unimpaired despite tax changes and shifting yields. It argues that capital remains abundant and that prosperity would rise if money earned a higher interest rate, reflecting on agriculture, manufacture, and commerce.
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Lawson
Frégoch
Gas Light Bill debate shows Orator claims unfounded
In a Dublin discourse the St Andrew’s Parish meeting opposes the Gas Light Bill on grounds of funding limits, paving board powers, and appeal rights. The piece argues the bill preserves existing finances and rights, and criticizes opponents as misinformed or politically motivated while urging public accountability.
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St. Andrew's
Dublin
Paving Board
Sirthy
Nouenr
Mr. Bene
College Geen
Citer
Treasury
Excise Department
Sipprest
Futea
Alfer
Pirthly
Nuc Wii Friends
Quarter Sessions
County of
Godings
Poor's Fund Names to Publicly Press Noncontributors
The committee resolves to apply directly to those who have not yet subscribed to the General Fund. The plan, supported by the committee, calls for publishing the names of those who refuse to contribute to the maintenance of the poor.
Audience with Pozzo di Borgo sparks court rumor
London news reports a special audience of M Pozzo di Borgo with the King at Paris, followed by business with the Duke of Hichelieu and Duke of Feltre, amid rumors of Pozzo di Borgo's removal. The piece also notes a Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour to Swedish General Tawast and dramatic winter phenomena in Savoy with a fatal accident near Geneva. It includes a Downing Street letter dated 1817 clarifying British emigration policy to North America and land grants for settlers, urging reef departure timing.
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M. Pozza di Borgo
Paris
Duke of Hichelieu
Feltre
M. Pozzo di Borgo
Bonaparte
Cr-Devant
Sweden
Duke d'Enghien
Davsanus
Marcy
Savoy
Chamouni
Fieny
Mount Blanc
Chancey
Geneva
Rhone
Kingdom of the
Netherlands
Prussia
Saure
Luxbourg
Malmedy
Aix-la-Chapelle
Air-la- Chapelle
North America
Downing Street
Canguy
Bxthurss
Maxjesty
British North America
Canada
Wight
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Poor's Fund
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