Oppression and public good spark debate over policy
A letter from the London Evening Post criticizes government oppression and suggests humane principles as the foundation of policy. It argues the Great Commoner wields power in the Lords to serve the public, while opponents claim he deserts the people. The writer calls for public funding of major works and laments fiscal priorities amid unrest.
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Heraclitus Lasigh
House ‘Commons
House of ‘Lords
Thieens
Ea 8
Bionic
Penton
Verses on Reading and Publication Passages
The poem reflects on dedicating moments to books and writing for lasting joy. It notes that a Constant Reader should excuse omitting his queries to the impartial citizens of London, as they are late and already published in public papers.
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London
George Canning
The
Middle Temple
William Lord Ruffell
William Lord Cavendish
Dodfrey
Pall-Maliids
Almon
Piccadilly
T. Davies
Ruffel-Street
Covent-Garden
T. Bec
Iket
P. A. de Honds
J. Williams
Fleet-Street
W. Flexney
Gray’s Inn Gate
Holbourn
G. Kearfly
Ludpate-Hill
W. Nicoll
Sc. Patal
Chureh- Yard
Annals Exchange
Gree ‘Etan
Devereux-Court
Middle-Temple
Thomas Greenoug
King’s Arms
Ludgate
J. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
James
T. Greenough
Complex European Dispatches Mention Finland Fortifications
A Baltic and Central European summary notes changes to Finland fortifications approved by the States, with Count de Heffenstein leading a commission to assess the works. Other items reference the arrival of Baron de Dehn to London with plans related to the future Queen, and royalty and nobility reports from Berlin and Vienna.
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Bollanda
Flanders
Eterbourgh
J Natalia-Peshwng Tichesnifchedt
Finland
Gount de Heffenstein
Copenhagen
Baron de Dehn
Duchy of Schleswic
London
Baroness de Pleslen
Vienna
Pring
Ti T
Earnest
Ponlasawihi
Evry
Berlin
Mei
Ind Salzwedel
Ip- Cade Loffow
Hagiorn
Cortigit
Getogde
Frenth Tropa
Branicky
Prince de Beaufremont
Tripoli
Alexandria
Smyrna
Regula
Dhe Midis
Asigitt
News items in Jamaica and Leghorn reflect imperial concerns
Reports from Jamaica describe three transports sailing under convoy to reinforce New Orleans. From Leghorn comes word of four Tunisian corsairs obstructing Adriatic navigation and prizes seized. Other notes mention timber for Plymouth dockyards, a proposed coal keel standard, and civic appointments.
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Jamaica
Havannah
New Orleans
Leghorn
Adriatic
Tunis
Gulf of L’arada
Malta
Cape Breton
Plymouth
Newcastle
Teheme
Sowerby Bridge
York
Manchester
Robert Darling
Middlesex
Barbadoes
East-India Company
East Indies
Bacbadoes
al- Mighty
Ech
Stern
Iit
South Sea
Keatly
Iis
Bowes
of York
N. Harrison
Mifsell
Philip Brunthill
T Plate
Mirre- Bargir
Andrew Phiasty
Benny Barber
Olden-Square
Ashridess
Ludgate-hill
Golden-square
Sanxay
Whitechapel
Peiticont-igne
Deak
Philadelphia
Bostock
Thomas
London
Stock quotations and bonds notes from Indies and Navy
Thursday morning figures show bank stocks and India bonds with prices around 206 to 2204. entries include South Sea Ditto 103 14th Ditto Old Ann 89 a half, New Ann per Cr. Bk Red, Consol 89 3 4ths, and stock details with per cent rates and scrip. Navy and vit. bonds also listed with exchange bills and long annuities, tick value and bid quotes.
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Indiaditto
Old An
New
Cr. Bk Red
Itte Consol
Ditto India Ann
Bk An
India
Vacancy in Barstaple Borough Election Request
A note to the Mayor and aldermen seeking support to fill a vacancy caused by the death of Sir Inonee Amyand. The writer asks for votes and influence at the forthcoming election, expresses gratitude for past reception, and pledges to merit continued support.
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Borough of
Barstaple
Inonee Amyand
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