London Journal Sees Limited British Stock Market Activity
A long readable fragment reports on The British Stock Market remaining limited with February price 949, new associations added, and heavy parcels in commodities. It notes fluctuating prices in flour, oats, beans, and wheat, plus a speculative letter about Bolivar and Truxillo. It also mentions Greek and Egyptian affairs and a London letter from Zante dated December 6.
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French Papers Show No News on England Policy
The Thursday French papers arrive with nothing of interest beyond ongoing debate on England’s policy toward the North American States. Intelligence confirms Commodore Grant’s death after arrival at Prince of Wales Island. Five Warmsburgh Maile brings papers to the 14th. Reports from East Friesland say the Corn Laws may be repeated or mollified. Amherst to be recalled with Bentinck to succeed. Army estimates for India rise to about 5000 troops with further augmentations likely. Havannah letters note abrupt changes among subordinate civil officers per an official order.
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Funds Market Slows as Prices Edge Upward
The money market remained torpid through the week with price changes not exceeding half a percent. Few bargains appeared in the Funds and activity in the Foreign Block Market waned as jobbers reduced entries. Consols for account opened higher this morning after a brief advance.
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Court of King's Bench case closes as Johnson defense speaks
The Court sat at ten, witnesses examined, and the Crown case closed shortly after. Mr North delivered a brilliant defense speech for Johnson, left speaking at press time. A second plea followed as Mr O'Connell spoke for Mr Haydn amid high courtroom excitement and lengthy deliberation.
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Johnson
North
Fire in Sackville Street destroys Bristow's house
A fire on Sackville Street engulfed Bristow's house prompting water supply repairs by the Pipe Water Office. Sailors secured the damaged wall before it collapsed, saving nearby lodgers and Mr Whitehead from the blaze. Lord Mayor and Sheriff assisted. the incident left property losses and ongoing smoke in the ruins. Shipping and market notes follow with fluctuating grain prices and exports.
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Debate on Mass Sacrifice and Church Tradition Continues
A lengthy correspondence discusses the Catholic mass, the authority of clergy to forgive sins, and the role of tradition versus scripture. The writer cites St. Augustine and Origen to defend infant baptism and purgatory, arguing that unwritten tradition and holy fathers support church doctrine beyond written scripture. The exchange flags ongoing dispute over ecclesial authority and unity.
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Origen
St. Augustine
Court Of King's Bench Corrects Information Error
The court discussed correcting informations in a case led by General Townshend. Witness Haydn objected to a clerical typo changing a word, and amendment was directed after arguments from North, Baurin, and O'Connell. The trial date and notice procedures were addressed.
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Ant Dar Baurin
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Prosecution in Libel Case Against The Star Proprietors
The King’s Bench court hears the libel case against Mr J Haydn and Mr C B Johnson, proprietors of the Star Morning Newspaper, over a February 9 article headlined The Profligate Lord Wharton. Jury impaneled. Attorney General outlines need for a special jury due to high office involved. Proceedings include jurors summoned and penalties discussed.
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