French First Consul Signs Law Project on Rents Redemption
Extract from the Council of State deliberations dated Jan 2 in the French Republic notes a law project on redeeming and alienating rents due to the Republic. It allows rents to be redeemed at fifteen years purchase with payment terms over months. The power lasts six months from publication, with redemption operative in the first three months. Bonaparte signs as First Consul. both projects to be communicated to the Triumvirate.
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London Briefs From Paris Journals Detail War Preparations
London dispatches on January 9 report Paris journals through January 5 noting no major military actions. Troop levies surge in the Habsburg and Imperial states with potential spring campaigning. Reports cover Swedish, Swiss, Hamburg political shifts, and rituals of the court in London with promotions and ceremonies, including the Duke of York and various envoys.
News Plymouth Jax Neptune schooner officer profile
On board the Neptune French schooner that arrived here off Saturday is General Durott-Wea ux, late Governor of Guadaloupe.
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Loss of His Majestys Stun brig 12 guns in fog
Yarmouth January reports the loss of the royal brig Stun brig of 12 guns under Lieutenant Warrex after a fog during Sunday. The fleet failed to board the vessel but recovered the crew by Monday except for the surgeon, pilot, and six men lost to the sea. Packets remain delayed due to thick weather.
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First day to transfer Consols amid halfyear stock lull
On Tuesday Consols transfer began after a half year delay and demand outstripped the 12 quantity on offer. Dividends start for bankers and public this week. Admiralty reports Hermione captured from a Spanish port and brought to Corunna. Lisbon letters mention ships and battles, with Europe-wide political shifts and public bread price discussions in London.
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Bank of England General Court debates renewal of Charter
The Bank of England General Court discusses renewing the charter for 21 years after expiration. Directors argue for immediate renewal to avoid future crises and to back government finance, while opposing voices warn it could deprive proprietors and raise dividends too soon. A ballot is urged to determine Proprietors’ true will amid political pressure and past crises.
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