Debate on commercial distress and currency policy in Parliament
Members discuss the causes of commercial distress, currency circulation, and potential parliamentary inquiry. Lord Castlereagh and others warn against broad reforms, urging precise objectives. Debate references two circulating media, taxation, and the impact on trade, with petitions from Mar dow and differing views on relief measures.
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Finlay
Brougham
Bsson
Marthn
Haar
Fidar
Ricaorf
Castlereagh
Ivory
Aurelius
Ellice
Ald
Wood
Reguitiggn
Heygate
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Waenew
Mardow
A New and Cheap Magazine Preview of January 1320
An advert announces a new inexpensive magazine with a mix of poetry essays and scientific topics. It promises original editorials, condensed accounts of travel and history, and variety pieces including winter observations and literary bonquets. Published by Sowerby and Co in London and distributed to country booksellers in the United Kingdom.
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Chiles
Prine Priacw
Teattl Bay
Bilrota
de Por
Babylon
Futsclaredee
Todia
Egypt
John Bincinit
Aguicallers
Lahoos
Lot
Wholesale Hosiery Establishment Sacked by Death Transfer
A damaged notice from December 27 announces the dissolution of the firm of Mark and Co. and the transfer of proprietary hosiery business to Matthew Donelly. Debts are assigned to Donelly who offers receipts for shipments and pledges to continue the business with a full stock of goods. The public is urged to direct claims to Donelly.
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Wark Uwarty
Matthew Deenrte
Mark A
Mattie Dongeily
Matthew Donelly
Commercial Distress Debated in UK House of Commons
A London merchants petition on Commercial Distress prompted a debate in the House of Commons. A key point emerged that the year’s cash payment measures would be strictly enforced. Discussion covered national debt repayment schemes and concerns about property security for lenders, while credit and capital issues were attributed to overproduction and market overspeculation.
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London
House of Commons
Naragly
Ricarno
Raovaitam
Micanvo
England
Fin- Lay
Europe
America
Cid ‘Rony
France
der Delais Cemarks
Count Decuzes
Savany
de Raviga
Himsel
Cig
L'Abbaye
English Funds and Stock Exchange Moves
The week witnessed strong activity on the Stock Exchange with prominent speculation. Operators exploiting published revenue concerns profited from a half percent rise, while investors shifted as the market dipped on Tuesday and revived on Wednesday. funds and shares fluctuated amid varied confidence.
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Te Stock Exchange
Davenhown
Thone Actiog
Ring
Pat Foltew
Ivanohoe Excerpt Teases New Novel in Publication
The page previews a lengthy excerpt from a celebrated new novel by Waverity, indicating readers can expect a substantial portion of the text in today’s issue. The fragment hints at adventurous themes and classic storytelling style.
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Ivanhoe
Sickness in Jamaica and arms suppression order
A dated Jamaican notice from October reports illness spreading across the island with many deaths and severe impact on officers and families. It notes military officers maintaining health while the death toll rises and mentions a royal order to seize and deter arms deemed dangerous, urging magistrates to enforce the measure in the Cheaster county area.
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Weregrotte
Hyletheta
Jamaica
Tie Bickness
France
Siqmouth
Extract of a Chilean naval letter from Santiago de Chile
Extract dated August describing Lord Cochrane and Chilean squadron actions near Callao. Notes about ships, fleets, and officers, including Blanco and San Martin, with commentary on naval operations against Spanish shipping and plans for future campaigns in Peru. Mentions the Army of the Andes, Chilean merchants, and the political mood in Chile.
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Ford
Septemoher
Peru
Dfmor
Rockelsard
Callaug
Dallas
Supith
Tras
O'Higgins
Lou Cochrene
Briny
Spain
Blanco
Caltho
Bua
Gomera San Martin
Andes
la Pista
Pacific
Lima
Tadwiduale
Baltimore
Carrera
Lord Cochrane
Arequipa
Eady
Gpaniam
Uy Callao
Gans
Venganza
Pemele
Powerdide
Dino Maypo
Cleopatra
Gan Boyats
San Sebastian
Resolution
S. Antonin
Chilkor Porce
Iiggins
San Martin
Lisitaro
Discovery Ships and Parry in Arctic Mystery
No contact has reached the Admiralty from Lieutenant Parry and his ship Gassarieg wintering. A whaler sighting near Sir James Lancaster Sound places Hecta and Gripes about a day from the entrance, with Parry possibly passing Lancaster Sound or heading toward Sir Thomas South Sound if impeded.
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Admiralty
Parry
James Lancaster
Lancaster Sound
Thamas South
Bafa’s Bay
Piratical exploits and naval movements in the West Indies
The Royal Gazette reports ventures by a renowned Voltigeur and a pirate crew near Cuba and Jamaica. Details cover plundering actions, captures of ships, and movements of General McGregor’s forces, with accounts of aux Cayes, Clement’s Bay, and the town of Rio de la Hache. The narrative also notes the Lovely Anne and related naval actions, including provisions, mutinous tensions, and engagements with Spanish authorities.
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Laleen
Cuba
Trinadade de Cuba
Schvener
Royal Gazette
Lawly Ann
Port Royal
Lime Kay
St. Dohinge
Gibson
the Chronicle of
Ann
Bigland
Aun
Gravesend
M'Gregor
Lowhen
Aux-Cayes
Clement's Bay
Agu
Anc E
le Cams Uo de Hay
Auy- Cayes
Atray
Enjsiating
Ander
Eyre
Anil
Samuel
McGregor
Major Utter
Aux Cayes
Rio de Fa Hache
Sth
M-Gregor
Norcott
Rafter
M‘gregor
Jamaica
Muntenelo de Crha
St. Jago
Manzcnello
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