King An Son and Smith Offer Low Prices and Wholesale Goods
King An, Son and Smith of Trinity advertise reduced prices on goods and freight, insurance, and cash sales to encourage broad public purchase. They promise monthly supplies to ensure market access for raw and refined sugar, Peas, Verma, wines, and spirits, with extensive stock and favorable terms. May 1816.
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King An, Son & Smith
Trinity-ctreat
Garry
Imperial Parliament action on Bills and motions in June
Lords vote Royal Assent by Commission to multiple bills including Irish Funded Debt and Irish Grand Juries. Discussions cover saving banks, church funding, and missionary reports in the colonies. An address to the Prince Regent on London Dublin communications is agreed to, adjournment follows with count-out threat.
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Lord Expon
Saar- TresuRy
Winchester
Sipwoury
Earl Staxnore
Lord Cartuoare
House of Lords
Marquis of
Downansne
Ireland
Pallock
Lord Siomourm
Earl of Hannawasy
Church of England
Mr. Wilberforce
Mitchell
Barham
Wilber Fore
Witsemrance
Lord Cashberrance
H. Parnell
London
Dublin
Prince Regent
Orleans
Ion
Royal House of
Powerapting
Brosnan
France
Genoa
Tan the Holy Trinity
Albertilli
Sone Sant Osti
Ren
Itali
Panis Paver
Joneag
Paris
Jonz
M. de Tayaani
Valency
la Torch
Grenoble
Didier
Meuton
Bonnaire
Soln
Lauenbourg
Staten
Denmark
Bnutin
Duke of Berg
Hamburgh
Franxfort
Junez
Hardenberg
Prus
Edi
David
Eas
Mita
Vell
Placentia
Velleja
Pliny
Trajan
Pierre Laima
Cironcelli
Rome
Guna
Church of Ireland
Taylor
Pew
England
Zuaren
Zurich
Beroesiauk
Registration of Slaves Disturbances Prompt Parliament Motion
Lord Hoiranp urged an Imperial address to curb slave abuses in the West Indies after Barbadoes unrest. He praised Leith's order, urged local measures first, and warned against premature Registry Bill implementation while supporting religious instruction and colonial reform. Karl Baraunst noted wider island disturbances and favored colonial remedies before Parliament interference.
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Hoiranp
Barbadoes
Islands
Karl Baraunst
Debate Over Slaves in Colonies and Importation Policy
A parliamentary discussion shows support for improving slave conditions in colonies and cautious use of colonial governments to address alleged illicit importation. The Duke of Sussex agrees, favoring colonial action first with potential interference if needed. The Hydrometers Bill proceeds after committee reporting.
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Duke of Sussex
Lord Hoan
Nentons
French Papers Report Turmoil and International News
Paris dispatches note Tutmna’s Paris return and Vendome theatre plans, Vendée remains buried at Savenay, and authorities guard public offices. Reports from Grenoble and Basel cover arrests, diplomacy, and Jewish missions. Paris confirms royal nuptials and a waterworks event, with military reviews and Gobelins busts desecrated. Zurich, Genoa, and Frankfurt publish European tensions, uprisings, and legal shifts across multiple states.
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Paris
Tutmna
Adelaide Duguesclin
Savenay
Loire Interieure
Panis
Duke de la Chatre
Privy Council
Grenoble
Monsieur de Montlivant
Zurich
M. D'Etorri
Basile
Italy
Germany
Austria
Prussia
Basle
Jerusalem
Europe
Palestine
Hia
Lecucky
Kurt Se
Charles
la Cardera
Palonbo
St. Joseph
Bona
M. Pagnola
Sardinia
Turin
Tunis
Constantinople
Trianon
Versailles
Rambouillet
Champ de Mars
Berri
Marshal Jourdan
Piedmont
Gobelins
Buongparte
Dessaix
Advocate Favre
France
Havin
Monsieur
Duke d
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Dennam
Gentlenan
Chancemvon
Exchequer
Seward Felands
Wresleyans
Burtenwont
Adows
Gordon
Bredice
Anc Tag Sus
Mr. Goulburn
Wanewurta
Was. South
Marryatt