Mexico weighs debt plan with Baring partnership proposal
The Mexican government aims to transfer duty payments and debt servicing to the English creditors through Baring Brothers. The plan cites 15 percent pledged for the last loan and suggests using Mexican funds, exchange rates London, and a regulated finance approach. Officials expect English support to ease creditor concerns while projecting customs increases of seven to eight million dollars to partly cover annual dividends.
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London
Mexico
House of Baring (Brothers) and Co
Republic
Thun
Aia
Chamber of Deputies
Retirement sale and premises at Old Jewry and St. Martin's Lane
Advertisement notes disposal of a mercantile business at an out port with warehouses and leases, offering 5000 to 6000 capital and a stock valuation. Highlights include long standing foreign and inland connections, a partner ready to help, and extensive London stock, plus a large sale of stoves and carpeting at London Stove Grate Bazaar ahead of London Bridge approaches.
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Messrs
Oliverson
Denby
Gavie
Old Jewry
N.B
Davies
St. Martin’s-lane
New Slaughter’s
Palace
Qanples
Emerson
Newgate Street
Christ Church Passage
London
J. E
London Bridge
London-bridge
Fish-street-hill
Fragmented antique sale list for building materials
Readable items note sizes and prices for cornices and marble slabs. Entries include measurements 75 by 55 and 120 by 80, with prices per foot and various rates. The text appears as an OCR fragment listing glass, marble, and related sale terms.
Desirable Freehold Estate at Lower Syles Farm Auctioned
Freehold estate or farm named Lower Syles or Selish Marsh Farm offering about 160 acres of meadow, pasture, and arable land with a stone house and outbuildings. Located near Henstridge in Somerset and Keinton Magna in Dorset, the property is to be sold by public auction on Monday next May 10 at Four o'clock, at the Virginia Inn Henstridge, with viewing through the tenant and further details via Messrs Burfoot and Wake Solicitors.
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Somerset
Dorset
E. T. Percy
Virginia Inn
Henstridge
County of
Lower Syles
James Crew
Keinton Magna
Salisbury
Shaftesbury
Exeter
Sturminster
Blandford
Wincanton
Sherborne
Yeovil
London
King's Bench Walk
Temple
Wake
Castle Cary
Circular on Mexico’s debt settlement and London bondholders
Translation of a dispatch from Mexico City dated March 5 1830 explains the vice president’s plan to restore foreign credit. It outlines the 1828 law diverting customs revenue to pay foreign debts, past failures to collect, and a proposed scheme to raise an eighth of imports for interest payments. A London bondholders meeting and port agents would implement the arrangement, keeping faith with creditors amid fiscal strain and ongoing reforms.
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M. DE Gorostiza
Mexico
England
M. Alaman
Congress of the Union
Cas
Senate
London
Republic
British Army Regiments Embark for Overseas Destinations
The 8th foot ships to Nova Scotia the 32d to Canada and the 1st battalion of the 60th to Gibraltar. Reserve 55th ships to Madras around the 13th. The 62d to Madras around the 20th aboard Recovery and partners. The 75th to Cape of Good Hope aboard several ships to relieve the 5th. 55th service to Madras to relieve the 2d Royals. 62d to relieve 89th. 57th from New South Wales to Madras, then 26th to Bengal to relieve the 14th.
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8Th Foot
Nova Scotia
Canada
60Th
Gibraltar
Lady East
Madras
Henry Porcher
Malcolm
Stakerly
Marquis Hastings
75Th Regiment
Bengal
Lady Ken
Essex electors urged Wellesley to delay general election
In a Kent and Essex Mercury reprint, W. L. Wellesley thanks Essex freeholders while urging delay of the general election. He says he will seek votes soon without violating decency, asserts his awareness of opponents and promises to expose their “secret combinations.” Address dated Dover Street May 3, 1830.
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Kent and Essex Mercury
Essex
W. L. Wellesley
Wellesley
Freeholders
County OF
Freeholders of
Debates on National Debt and Ireland Poor Laws in Lords
Lords and Commons discuss public debt reductions, currency reform, and taxation. Speakers note the impact of stock reductions since 1816, defend keeping faith with creditors, and reject equitable adjustment. Irish petitions on poor laws provoke debate. Reports on stamps, street plans, and Welsh judicature bills accompany proceedings.
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Leanassey
East India Company
Pers
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Richmond
Surrey
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Kingsland
Norfolk
Lord Clifford
Devonshire
House of Commons
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Treasury
Earl Stanhope
Kent
Marquis of Lansdowne
Archbishop of Canterbury
England
Wales
Earl of Darnley
King's County
Ireland
Earl of
Limerick
Earl of Limerick
Earl of Mountcashel
Baye
Duke of Richmond
Lord Goderich
Lord Godarich
Customs and Excise
Hart
Londonderry
Moore
S. Rice
Opinon
J. O'Connell
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R. Dundas
College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
Davenport
Grand Ury
Chester
New Street
Waterloo Bridge
Lord Belgrave
Covent Garden
Hobhouse
Lord Lowther
Regent Street
Strand
Crown
Exeter Street
J. Yorke
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Straod Bridge
Baronet
J. Graham
Lowther
Exchequer
John Hay
Huntingdon
Chipping Norton
Lord Milton
Sheffield
Leeds
Yorkshire
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