Bank of England moves to aid funds and stock prices
The Bank of England resolved to use a portion of its unemployable capital to advance money on stock for up to one month at four percent, a move aimed at stabilizing public securities and limiting fluctuations. The market initially rose but then paused as speculation unsettled prices. Exchequer bills held a premium while Bank stock varied. Foreign funds remained steady with Colombian, Greek, and French scrip showing mixed movements amid ongoing loan discussions and expectations of further rate actions.
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Fashionable Intelligence and Royal Socials in London
Saturday saw visits from the Dukes of York and Wellington as the King plans his annual juvenile Ball. An Opera audience enjoyed Turatre with Mr Sinclair and Miss Hallande, plus a Harrowful of aristocrats at Drury Lane. Reports cover theater, dining with the Dukes, Bath arrivals, and forthcoming entertainments in London.
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Provincial Intelligence reports famine amid plenty in Galway district
A Dublin era report details widespread distress in Galway with Commissary General Lurcomb inspecting famine conditions. Observers describe families in want, oatmeal rushed to Oughterard, and clergy signaling deep misery as ships carry away cargoes of oats despite aid efforts.
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